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Great story about water

MAGIC, pantomime, and puppetry will provide much entertainment for the children at the Pakenham Show as Ian Mortimer’s – The Great Big Story Book theatre puts on a top performance.
Performances will be held at 10.00am and 1.30pm.
Watch as the fractured fairytale un-folds with the turn of a page of a giant pop-up book.
Based on the well-known Australian Aboriginal story of Tiddalick the frog, who drank all the water in the world, the play will teach children about the life cycle of water, its natural flow, its use, and its conservation.
The play combines original music, artistic backdrops, mechanical toy theatre techniques, and interactive comedy to enchant the audience.
The children will have the opportunity to help the characters try and make Tiddalick the frog laugh.
Australian ‘Green plumber of the year’ Warren Perrett is the proud sponsor of this major attraction at the show.
This is a show for the whole family.

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