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Tom Vickers and the Extraordinary Adventure of his Missing Sock
 

Spare Parts Puppet Theatre and the WA Museum present the world premiere of the choose your own adventure performance, Tom Vickers and the Extraordinary Adventure of his Missing Sock at the WA Shipwrecks Museum.

Put on your sensible adventurer shoes and embark on this extraordinary journey! Your expedition will take you through a sensory feast of sights, sound, taste, and smells. You can expect hands-on fun and adventure as well as many moments of contemplation.

Duration: 50 – 90 minutes | Suitable for ages 5 and above

APRIL 14 – 29 2018

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Bookings Essential

Please visit www.sppt.asn.au or telephone 9335 5044

WA SHIPWRECKS MUSEUM

1 Cliff Street, Fremantle

 

Event details

Venue: WA >> Fremantle
Bookings: 9335 5044
Start Date: Saturday 14 April 2018

 

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