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The Inquisition of the Big Bad Wolf
 

Come and take a ride on this rollicking adventure that fuses dance theatre and comedy into a hilarious wonderland that you can't resist! Unleash your inner wolf as a bare performance space, a microphone, crazy costumes, re-imagined wolf tales, and plenty of ridiculousness converge in a glorious ode to chaos and control!

 

Event details

Venue: Tandanya Theatre at Live From Tandanya, 253 Grenfell St, Adelaide.
Bookings: https://www.adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/the-inquisition-of-the-big-bad-wolf-af2018
Start Date: Thursday 01 March 2018

DURATION: 60 minutes (no interval)

PERFORMANCE DATES & TIMES
21-25 Feb @ 9:30pm
28 Feb - 4 Mar @ 8pm
3 Mar @ 1:30pm

TICKET PRICES
Full Price: $25
Concession: $22
Child: $15
Family: $60
Group (6+): $18
BankSA Customer: $18.75
Fringe Member: $18.75
Pass Holder Discount: $18.75
YEP!: $15

 

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