ROALD DAHL AND THE IMAGINATION SEEKERS PREMIERES AT THE ADELAIDE FRINGE

The Australian Premiere of Roald Dahl and the Imagination Seekers is set for the Adelaide Fringe Festival! Especially made for ages 6 and up, the show is an immersive and interactive performance, involving games and imaginative play, while exploring Roald Dahlʼs extraordinary stories, including The BFG and The Twits along the way.

roald dahl and the imagination seekers adelaide fringe

ROALD DAHL AND THE IMAGINATION SEEKERS PREMIERES AT THE ADELAIDE FRINGE

All around the world, Roald Dahl’s words are disappearing not only from books but children’s minds too! Now only a Secret Organisation known as The Ancient Guild of Taletenders can save the stories and they need your help…

The Australian Premiere of Roald Dahl and the Imagination Seekers is set for the Adelaide Fringe Festival from 19 February to 20 March, and initiates a touring season for the show across all Australian capital cities and parts of Regional Australia in 2022.

Especially made for ages 6 and up, the show is an immersive and interactive performance, involving games and imaginative play, while exploring Roald Dahlʼs extraordinary stories, including The BFG and The Twits along the way.

Producer Jared Harford said,

“We’re so thrilled to finally bring this show out to Australia, and let everyone help re-create the magic that is Roald Dahl. As a company, Adelaide and the Fringe hold such a special place in our heart, so we thought where better to perform the Australian premiere than at the Adelaide Fringe Festival”.

Starring actress, comedian, theatre maker and writer Nerine Skinner (ITI’s Faulty Towers; The Original Dining Experience) and stage and screen actor Robbie Capaldi (The Show Must Go Online), this delightfully engaging show is set to warm the hearts of parents and children through its nostalgically magical atmosphere!

For tickets:

adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/roald-dahl-and-the-imagination-seekers-af2022

 

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