Dashing from a Softplay birthday party on a Saturday evening the boy does a Speedy costume change into his PJs and we crash into MAC with minutes to spare before Rudolph begins.
Walking into a Theatre filled with children (and adults) in their PJs makes it feel quite magical, and with our complimentary red noses we were seated and waiting for the show to begin.
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| Rocking our Red Noses |
We join the story in the Starry Safari Park where an alien lands with a bump in the night.
Although we quickly realise that this isn’t an alien. It is a rather lost Rudolph.
A rather lost Rudolph who doesn’t know who she is. Yes. SHE; we all know that it’s the females that lead the sleigh (the poor males lose their antlers in the winter!)
Through the guidance of Baggy (Snowy Owl and narrator of sorts), Rudolph explores the safari park trying to fit in with the other animals and finding it hard when they say she is different to them.
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| (L-R Tea Poldervaart, Hannah Bristow, Lakesha Cammock) Credit Robert Day |
There are funny and tender moments throughout and everyone was drawn into the tale. And here is where I leave it, as I don’t want to spoil the ending.
Pins and Needles have bought us another Christmas show to remember and to feel all the festive joy, you’ve got until December 31st (Click HERE to grab your tickets)
MAC kindly invited us along to watch the show in exchange for our review. As ever opinions our ours (and we both loved it!)
MAC kindly invited us along to watch the show in exchange for our review. As ever opinions our ours (and we both loved it!)
