To book tickets please call The Boo Box Office 01706 220 241 or book using a debit or credit card through TICKETLINE (may entail a handling fee). |
SPRING 2010 AT THE BOO |
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Lyngo Theatre |
It is almost winter but egg is still egg: “What’s wrong with you?” asks Mum, “Are you shy, are you worried or are you just lazy?” She can’t wait to find out – it’s getting late and egg can’t stay all by himself in the big forest. There are bears and wolves and eagles! And Percy...no, you can trust Percy, he looks after all the small things and lives in the forest with Jeremy, Sheila and Nancy....Can they all help Birdy to hatch? And can they stop him from ending up as an eggy breakfast? After all, spring is not so far away... Performed by Patrick Lynch (better known as that man from Cbeebies Razzle Dazzle) this is a gentle show full of magic and surprises and our special ‘theatre-toys’, designed by Marcello Chiarenza, with songs and original music by Carlo ‘Cialdo’ Capelli.Come and watch the Birdy! |
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The Bogtrotters
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PLEASE NOTE START TIME IS 7.30PM, NOT 3.00PM AS PREVIOUSLY STATED
After the huge success of their visit last year The Bogtrotters return to rock the Boo with their own arrangements of traditional Irish and Scottish music, a mixture of country and Cajun along with modern material and combined with original songs composed by Tim Flaherty and other band members. This one is not for the kids and was a sell out last year so get your tickets as soon as possible. The bar will be provided by the Jolly Sailor. |
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Lempen Theatre |
In the Kingdom of Rumours there lives a Princess.Princess Suzanna the Beautiful.But why is she so sad? And what in the world will make her happy? Only Melodious, the cripple, has the gift to unlock the truth behind the mask. A theatrical performance using acting, puppets, shadows and music for everyone from 5 years old to 105 years young.
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Easter Bunny Ball |
After the success of our Halloween ceilidh we're presenting another great
fancy dress event for the whole family!
Celebrate the coming of Spring! Hunt for eggs! Dance music and |