Erth’s Dinosaurs roars into Adelaide Festival Centre

Life-sized, roaring dinosaurs come to jaw-dropping life through masterful puppetry in this epic new theatrical adventure for the whole family.

A towering, pulse-pounding adventure unlike anything you’ve seen before. From the moment the lights go down, you’ll be transported back millions of years, encountering life-sized dinosaurs that walk, roar and interact in jaw-dropping realism.

A feathered juvenile dinosaur puppet mid-stride on stage

Towering carnivores, gentle herbivores and everything in between, each creature brought to life through masterful puppetry that will captivate children and adults alike.

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Packed with heart, humour and dino-sized wonder, Erth’s Dinosaurs is as educational as it is epic. An unforgettable theatrical experience that ignites curiosity, imagination and awe, from the visionaries who have redefined live dinosaur performance for over 35 years. Whether you’re five or ninety-five, prepare to meet the giants of prehistory like never before.

A scaly dinosaur puppet lit dramatically on stage

Perfect for families with children aged 5 and up.

For more information and to book tickets, visit adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au.

 

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