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A joyful, imagination-powered escapade for children aged 3–10 and their grown-ups. When two best friends decide it’s beach day, their living room transforms into a world of waves, pirates, sea creatures, and sun-soaked silliness. The Great Beach Adventure is a story about imagination. Jacob has never been to the beach - Courtney has. This interactive, high-energy performance celebrates how kids play, problem-solve, and imagine their way through big adventures using everyday things. With physical comedy, playful surprises, and heartwarming friendship, it’s the perfect Fringe treat that will have the whole family ready for their very own Great Beach Adventure! "My 3y.o completely mesmerised, 4y.o couldn’t stop laughing, and 5 & 7 year olds said it was the funniest thing they've ever seen" - KIDS IN ADELAIDE REVIEW Location: Lunchbox Theatre, 166 Bay Tce, Wynnum Wynnum Fringe is proudly supported by Brisbane City Council. For more information, please visit the Wynnum Fringe website.
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The Great Beach Adventure
A joyful, imagination-powered escapade for children aged 3–10 and their grown-ups. When two best friends decide it’s beach day, their living room transforms into a world of waves, pirates, sea creatures, and sun-soaked silliness. The Great Beach Adventure is a story about imagination. Jacob has never been to the beach - Courtney has. This interactive, high-energy performance celebrates how kids play, problem-solve, and imagine their way through big adventures using everyday things. With physical comedy, playful surprises, and heartwarming friendship, it’s the perfect Fringe treat that will have the whole family ready for their very own Great Beach Adventure! "My 3y.o completely mesmerised, 4y.o couldn’t stop laughing, and 5 & 7 year olds said it was the funniest thing they've ever seen" - KIDS IN ADELAIDE REVIEW Location: Lunchbox Theatre, 166 Bay Tce, Wynnum Wynnum Fringe is proudly supported by Brisbane City Council. For more information, please visit the Wynnum Fringe website.
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Convict Brisbane Walking Tour
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Tycho Goes to Mars
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Meet wildlife neighbours (6+ years)
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