What’s On: In The Night Garden Live, Churchill Theatre, Bromley
The first-ever UK tour of CBeebies show In the Night Garden brings a brand-new show to the Churchill Theatre in Bromley from August 20-24.
Take a dive into the magical world of In the Night Garden Live and experience the family show with all the enchanting characters magically brought to life on stage.
The 2019 tour will also see a world first, as the Pinky Ponk Air Orb soars over the heads of audiences – the first time an effect like this has been used in theatres anywhere in the UK.
This amazing new flying Pinky Ponk uses cutting-edge, patented aerodynamic technology pioneered by the specialist German company, Airstage, who have designed and built similar Air Orbs all over the world, including for the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympics and
the Radio City Musical Hall Christmas Spectacular in New York.
Executive producer, Oliver Seadon, said: “We’ve toured In the Night Garden Live in our own venue for the last 10 years and audiences always felt like they were being transported into the Night Garden.
“We knew that when we brought the show into theatres for the first time we had to do something magical for our little fans and their families.
“ What better way than to take the Night Garden literally into the auditorium in the form of this incredible flying Pinky Ponk?
“If the toddlers in the audiences are half as excited as I was about seeing it for the first time, it’s going to be such a special experience.”
In the Night Garden Live is a musical theatre experience for the entire family. Children’s favourite CBeebies stars – Igglepiggle, Upsy Daisy, Makka Pakka and friends – are all brought to life in a specially written new story using full-size characters and magical puppets with music and dancing.
Directed by acclaimed Royal Ballet choreographer and director Will Tuckett, this show is a firm favourite with pre-schoolers and their parents.
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