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Monday 8 June - Sunday 12 June 2020 | times vary
Djanogly Theatre, Lakeside Arts
£9.50 - £10
Suitable for brave children aged 7+ and their scared families
When Lucy hears noises from behind the walls she tries to warn her family that there are wolves lurking inside their house. Her family doesn't believe her, but one day the wolves do come out, evicting the family to the bottom of the garden! Lucy must gather her courage, as her battle against the wolves is just beginning...
Neil Gaiman and Dave MacKean's spooky and hilarious tale combines inventive stagecraft, shadow-play, original songs and a cast of fantastic puppets to bring brave Lucy's story to life!
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