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Will Tell and the Big Bad Baron

A fun-filled theatrical comic adventure with capers around castles, damsels in distress, and a jaw dropping joust!

This original show for families introduces a new legendary figure to British drama: the ‘Swiss Robin Hood’, Wilhelm Tell, who refused to bow to a tyrant and famously had to shoot an apple off his child’s head with a crossbow as a punishment.

A fun-filled colourful comic adventure with capers around castles, damsels in distress, a jaw dropping joust with horse puppets, woven together with engaging storytelling and catchy original songs.

Join plucky heroine Will as disguised as a knight she rides off on her donkey Rosina to rescue her folk hero dad Wilhelm Tell from the wicked Baron Boris’s deepest darkest dungeon. Inspired by the exploits of her father and the tales of Robin Hood and Sir Lancelot, Will knows all about standing up to tyrants but nothing has prepared her for when the Baron’s daughter Edel falls madly in love with her and wants to be rescued too. But can Will, with just pots and pans for armour and a farm donkey for a steed, rescue Edel and defeat the Big Bad Baron?

Age: For the whole family. Recommended 3+.

Date: Sunday, 24th Sept 2023

Time: Two performances: 11.00am & 2.00pm

Duration: 1 hour per performance

Age Guidance: 3+

Please e-mail us ahead of the day to ensure we are aware of and can facilitate any access needs

 
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