Child audiences and their grown-ups are invited to meet three brave little Viking girls when Three Little Vikings comes to Theatre Royal Winchester on Saturday 15 March.
Three Little Vikings tells the story of three little girls from a Viking village where everything is going wrong – chickens are disappearing, trees are falling down, there’s crashing and bashing and the silly Chieftain won’t listen to the girls. But by working together to figure out what’s going on, can they save the day?
Watch and find out!
Three Little Vikings is an adaptation of the story by children’s book author and illustrator, Bethan Woollvin – who also wrote the New York Times Best Illustrated Book, Little Red, and I Can Catch A Monster. It is brought to the stage by Wrongsemble – an award-winning theatre company formed in 2015 to make family theatre and art accessible to all, and who specialise in working with and creating work for young people, schools and families – with past productions including The Not So Big Bad Wolf, The Not So Ugly Sisters and A Witch’s Tale – the story of the life of the witch before Hansel and Gretel.
A bold and funny adventure for little rebels, Three Little Vikings is a story about bravery, co-operation and most importantly, getting your voice heard – perfect for young audiences.
Three Little Vikings will be at Theatre Royal Winchester on Saturday 15 March at 11.30am and 2pm. Recommended age: 3+.