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Beneath the Christmassy moon, under the snowy mountains, amongst a flock of woolly sheep, Jack is bored. Bored of watching sheep, bored of counting sheep but, most importantly, bored of sheep! Down in the village, just a whisper of a wolf will cause a panic… Join us for a wintery adventure and find out what happens when Jack cries WOLF! With original music, puppetry and a tale you thought you knew, from the makers of The Three Bears.
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29 dates (19 Dec - 4 Jan)
Dec
19
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10:30 am
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Dec
19
Thu
12:30 pm
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Dec
21
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10:30 am
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Dec
21
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12:30 pm
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Dec
21
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3:00 pm
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Dec
22
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10:30 am
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Dec
22
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12:30 pm
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Dec
22
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3:00 pm
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Dec
23
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10:30 am
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Dec
23
Mon
3:00 pm
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Dec
24
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10:30 am
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Dec
24
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12:30 pm
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Dec
26
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Dec
27
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10:30 am
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Dec
27
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12:30 pm
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Dec
28
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10:30 am
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Dec
28
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12:30 pm
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Dec
29
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Dec
29
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12:30 pm
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Dec
30
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Dec
30
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12:30 pm
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Dec
31
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Dec
31
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12:30 pm
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2
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2
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3
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4
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4
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12:30 pm
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