Fringe favourite: Mr Snotbottom

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Can fringe favourite Mr Snotbottom stop an army of barbaric boogies and monster mucus from suffocating the planet with foul phlegm?!

Well, come aboard a talking space craft and actually experience what it would be like to shrink down and explore the gnarly nasal passage in this hilariously slimy sci-fi perfect for kids aged six plus.

All the important questions will be answered: what is mucus? Why do we sneeze? What happens when you eat your boogers?!

Discover the science of snot, excite in ewwy experiments and actually battle beastly boogers in a highly interactive show where YOU get to be the hero!

“In a city brimming with Fringe options this is as a must-see” KIDDO Mag

Mr Snotbottom vs The Zombie Boogers: The Science of Snot | March 1–2, 8–10, 15–16, 2:30pm | The Kingfisher at Gluttony – Rymill Park

 

To book tickets:

Mr Snotbottom vs The Zombie Boogers: The Science of Snot | Adelaide Fringe

 

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