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Wonderverse

When
  • Mondays and Wednesdays to Sundays, 10am to 9pm
  • Friday 22 May to Saturday 13 June

See booking link for days and times (no shows on Tuesdays)

Cost

General Admission: $25

Explore a universe of light in this immersive, awe-inspiring and interactive adventure for young children and their families, travelling across worlds of colour and imagination. 

Suggested for ages 4-10, Wonderverse encourages exploration, play and creativity as children meet mesmerising fireflies, explore a forest of light and contemplate the vastness of the universe. 

Created by acclaimed Australian childrens’ theatre company Patch Theatre, Wonderverse’s vibrant worlds are brought to life with engaging guides, interactive lighting designs by Geoff Cobham and epic tunes by Elisha Umuhuri from Aboriginal hip-hop sensation DEM MOB. 

Making its NSW debut at the Australian National Maritime Museum’s Lighthouse Gallery, this innovative 40-minute adventure blends theatre, visual spectacle and play for a memorable and educational experience. 

Please note: Babies under 18 months admitted for free without a ticket however prams cannot be brought into the performance area. 

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