The Man Who Wanted to be a Penguin

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The Man Who Wanted to be a Penguin

Kendal, Cumbria

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Interactive theatre with audience participation and penguin language learning.

About

Embark on a whimsical journey with 'The Man Who Wanted to be a Penguin,' a delightful theatrical production perfect for the holiday season. Follow an enthusiastic inventor's quest to understand and communicate with penguins, leading to an exploration of individuality and belonging. This engaging show features puppets, music, and audience participation, making it a joyful and interactive experience for all ages.

Our Take

Family Friendly

🎄 🎄 🎄 🎄 🎄 (5/5)

Best For

Families with young children, those seeking unique holiday entertainment

Vibe

Whimsical, joyful, interactive, educational

Energy Level

Low to medium

Budget

Mid-Range

Photo Friendly

Moderate (check venue policy)

Weather Sensitivity

Low (indoor event)

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Location

122a Highgate
Kendal, Cumbria
LA9 4HE
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Event Details

Pricing

Tickets range from £14 to £16. Brewery Members receive a 10% discount. A commission of £2.00 - £2.50 is included in the ticket price.

Duration

1 hour

Ages

Recommended for ages 3+

Schedule

Runs from Friday 13th December 2024 to Tuesday 24th December 2024. Specific showtimes vary by date, with multiple performances on select days and special school performances available.

Organizer

Stuff and Nonsense Theatre Company

Practical Information

Parking

A 50-space car park is available on-site, including 4 accessible spaces. Charges apply, starting from £2.50 per hour. Parking fees contribute to Brewery Arts' charity income. Fines may be imposed for non-payment. Further details on accessible parking and local car parks are available online.

Accessibility

Information about accessibility is available on a dedicated page, including type size and color adjustments. Accessible parking information is also provided.

Pet Policy

No pets allowed (service animals welcome)

Food & Drink

Table booking is available for food and drink.

Quick Actions

Tips & Advice

  • Arrive early to secure the best seats, especially for popular performance times, as the show is known for its engaging audience interaction.
  • Encourage children to embrace the interactive elements, including learning the 'penguin language,' for a more immersive and fun experience.
  • Consider booking a table for food and drinks before or after the show to make a full evening of your visit to Brewery Arts.
  • Check the specific performance schedule for Pyjama Performances or school shows if you are attending with very young children or a school group.
  • Utilize the venue's parking facilities or public transport options to ensure a smooth arrival, as Kendal can be busy during the holiday season.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the recommended age for this show?

The show is best suited for ages 3 and up, offering a delightful experience for young children and their families.

How long is the performance?

The show lasts for one hour and does not include an interval, making it a perfect length for younger attention spans.

Are there any discounts available?

Yes, Brewery Members receive a 10% discount on tickets for this performance.

Can I learn to speak penguin?

Absolutely! The show includes an interactive element where the audience learns to communicate with the penguins, so get ready to practice your penguin calls!

What accessibility features are available?

Brewery Arts provides information on accessibility, including type size and color adjustments, and offers accessible parking. It's recommended to check their dedicated accessibility page for full details.

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The ChristmasLocal.com editorial teamOriginal submitter • Jul 1, 2025