Do you remember watching 'According to Arthur' earlier this term? Well, the same theatre company (Paddleboat Theatre) are putting on a Christmas show at the Barnfield Theatre in Exeter. The show is called Christmas Chaos and runs from Thursday 17th to Wednesday 23rd December.
A delicious dark Christmas story with Roald Dahl-esque overtones, Christmas Chaos invites you to join the Frost Family this festive season, as they prepare for the arrival of the most terrifying guest of all – Granny!
From the 1st of December through to Christmas Morning, the Frosts struggle to make sure that this Christmas will be the perfect family Christmas – the problem is, the Frosts are anything but the perfect family. They’re naughty and lazy and greedy and mean, and as their Christmas plans go from bad to worse, Granny’s arrival draws ever closer…
PaddleBoat Theatre Company bring you a Christmas present full to the brim with mime, puppetry, live music and object play that is the perfect treat for families this Christmas. Their inventive storytelling captures the magic of everyday objects and devices and makes them extraordinary.
Tickets are available from the Barnfield Theatre website.
A delicious dark Christmas story with Roald Dahl-esque overtones, Christmas Chaos invites you to join the Frost Family this festive season, as they prepare for the arrival of the most terrifying guest of all – Granny!
From the 1st of December through to Christmas Morning, the Frosts struggle to make sure that this Christmas will be the perfect family Christmas – the problem is, the Frosts are anything but the perfect family. They’re naughty and lazy and greedy and mean, and as their Christmas plans go from bad to worse, Granny’s arrival draws ever closer…
PaddleBoat Theatre Company bring you a Christmas present full to the brim with mime, puppetry, live music and object play that is the perfect treat for families this Christmas. Their inventive storytelling captures the magic of everyday objects and devices and makes them extraordinary.
Tickets are available from the Barnfield Theatre website.
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