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Cairo Jim and the Tomb of Martenarten
 

Deep in the Egyptian desert, archaeologist Cairo Jim searches for the tomb of the mysterious pharaoh Martenarten. Helped by his trusted companions Doris the Macaw and Brenda the Wonder Camel, Cairo Jim unlocks the secrets of the past and faces off against his arch-nemesis Captain Neptune Bone. Join us on this mummifying adventure!


Adapted from Geoffrey McSkimming's beloved children's book Cairo Jim and Doris In Search of Martenarten.

Show Times: Friday 21st December 7.30pm, Saturday 22nd December 11am & 3pm, and Sunday 23rd December 3pm

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Event details

Venue: Pioneer Theatre, Pennant St & Castle St, Castle Hill, NSW 2154
Bookings: www.trybooking.com/YHZO
Start Date: Friday 21 December 2018

 

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