"The Boy & The Seahorse is an enchanting Northumbrian folktale performed by Squiggle Productions. Set in the historic city of Newcastle upon Tyne in 1899, this captivating story follows a young sailor boy as he embarks on a courageous seafaring adventure to overcome his fears. Through this tale, audiences are immersed in the rich maritime heritage of our region while exploring the complexities of negative emotions. Written by the talented Benjamin Storey (known for his work in Wishes On The Wind at Live Theatre 2022) and skillfully directed by Katy Weir (of Cinderella fame at Northern Stage 2023/2024), this production is a must-see for all ages, suitable for children 5 years and above (please be aware that there are elements of loud music). Child tickets are priced at £8 and adult tickets at £10, with babes in arms up to 12 months admitted for free. Booking fees may apply. Join us at Gosforth Civic Theatre on February 9, 2024, for an unforgettable experience. Don't miss out on this extraordinary performance of The Boy and the Seahorse!"

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