Monski Mouse’s Baby Cabaret adventure

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A musical adventure with Monski Mouse and her fantastic friends awaits at Adelaide Fringe!

This lively, interactive baby cabaret is bursting with classic nursery songs, sing-alongs, fun puppets, and lots of silly surprises for little ones aged 0 to five (and their grown-ups too!)

Join in as Monski Mouse and her pals explore everything from elephants and fish to wiggly worms and the curious world of toddlers. It’s a happy, feel-good show full of laughter and fun, with a perfect mix of sweet moments and wacky, playful energy for the whole family to enjoy!

Monski Mouse Baby Cabaret is on at Adelaide Fringe from 15 February to 23 March at The Spiegeltent at The Garden of Unearthly Delights.

Babies (0-1) | Toddlers (2-3) | Kindergarten (4) | Junior Primary (5-7)

Tickets $5 to $26.

To book tickets:

Monski Mouse’s Baby Cabaret | Adelaide Fringe

 

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