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Something strange is happening in the Storyhouse Library… who will solve this mystery?
During the summer holiday break, five teens come together to take part in a summer book club, but they soon realise that things aren’t as they seem… Come and join our heroes as they dive into the weird and wonderful worlds of well-known tales to try to fix the stories and save their beloved library. Who will they discover along the way and can they come together to save the day? This fun packed, family friendly show is a new original play that has been created with and is starring our Storyhouse Youth Theatre members aged 5 – 14.
All of the money made from ticket sales goes directly back into our Young Storyhouse programmes, providing young people with opportunities to work with professionals, develop skills, build confidence and work creatively. Find out more here.
Approx 60 mins
No interval
| Saturday 24 June | 6pm | Storyhouse Theatre | Tickets from £5.40 | Limited Availability |
| Sunday 25 June | 6pm | Storyhouse Theatre | Tickets from £5.40 | Limited Availability |
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