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Free family fun days outside the Forum during August

FREE, family fun every Thursday and Friday throughout August with a series of events, activities and performances all aimed at children outside the Forum
Norwich City Council is supplying the fun in the form of Child Play on Thursdays and Play Days on Fridays.
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Pendle Productions presents The Wizard of Oz
Thu 1 Aug 1pm & 3pm
Join Dorothy on her musical journey to the Land of Oz. Will the Wicked Witch triumph, or will Dorothy rid the Land of Oz of the tyrant once and for all?
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Magic Carpet Theatre presents The Magic Circus
Thu 8 Aug 1pm & 3pm
When the elephants don’t arrive for the Ringmaster’s extravaganza, it is left to the clowns who make a fantastically messy job of it!
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Bangers and Mash Theatre Company presents Rumpelstilt skin
Thu 15 Aug 1pm & 3pm
 A strange little man comes to a young girl’s rescue when the king orders her to spin gold from straw. Can the audience help the girl to be set free?
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Inspirational Science Theatre Company presents Which way is up?
Thu 22 Aug 1pm & 3pm
One crazy space scientist and one AstroNUT, will they get their rocket off the ground?
Watch as they go through basic training and prepare for blast-off!
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BZents presents Horatio’s Last Hurrah!!
Outside The Forum  Thu 29 Aug 1pm & 3pm
The amazing Horatio Nelson saves the day when England is in danger. The audience takes the main parts and with the aid of a storyteller tells the story.
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Child Play events also take place in Waterloo Park - see the full event flyer here
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