Who Stole Santa's Suit?! FREE TICKETS UP FOR GRABS!
Bury St Edmunds Town Council is funding more than 300 free tickets for families in receipt of Universal Credit.
Families will get to enjoy Who Stole Santa’s Suit?!, the latest interactive mini-performance at the Theatre Royal Christmas Cabin in the arc Shopping Centre this Christmas. As a charity itself Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds aim to make live performance accessible and to help to break down the barriers that hinder people from experiencing arts and culture. The funded tickets from Bury St Edmunds Town Council could give a child in your local area, their first experience of live performance, made even more magical by the joy of Christmas, thanks to the creative team at Theatre Royal.
The funded tickets help local families access a magical experience for their 2-7 year olds as they step in Santa’s living room for a 20-minute interactive mini performance produced by Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds. The performances run between Friday the 27th of November and the 24th of December with ticket prices (for those not eligible for this offer) ranging from £5 to £7.
Who Stole Santa’s Suit? has been created to be suitable for an SEN audience so all shows are fun, calm and magical with designated relaxed performances (10am every Saturday) featuring a reduced capacity.
Written by talented writer and composer Kitty Morgan, Who Stole Santa’s Suit?! is set in a warm log cabin, dressed as Santa’s living room, which is situated in the Arc Shopping Centre. As families step inside the cabin, they’ll find Santa preparing for Christmas Eve. He’s already loaded the sleigh with presents and topped up the carrots when he realises something … his suit is missing! Maybe Mother Christmas, Rudolph or the Christmas Fairy have seen it? Time is running out to find it before he needs to set off! Little people and their adults will need to help Santa find it before he sets off!
To claim up to FIVE free tickets for Theatre Royal Christmas Cabin, visit the Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds website here.
