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TINKERBELL AND THE DREAM FAIRIES
 

In an enchanting world of song and dance, the adventurous Tinkerbell meets up with the fairies from A Midsummer Night’s Dream flying into the Botanic Garden for the April School Holidays. Together, the cheeky Mustardseed, fluttery Moth, daring Cobweb and sweet Peaseblossom go on a magical quest with Tinkerbell.

The audience is invited to dress up and join in the fun! Come as a fairy, an elf, a Jedi, pirate or a superhero! Everyone is welcome to join this sparkling adventure with a special visit to ‘Bubble Land’ to help Tinkerbell and her new fairy friends find her lost wings.

 

Event details

Venue: Royal Botanic Garden, Mrs Macquarie’s Road
Bookings: www.shakespeareaustralia.com.au
Start Date: Wednesday 07 April 2021

Tickets: From $20 to $30 over the age of 12 months
Running time: 55 minutes
Bookings: www.shakespeareaustralia.com.au or 02 9011 7704 or
Ticketmaster

 

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