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Experience the Magic of Outdoor Theatre!

Chris

7/17/2025 8:56:28 AM

Entertainment

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Join Mole, Ratty, Badger and the ever-boastful Toad for an unforgettable evening of laughter, adventure and heartwarming friendship in the great British outdoors. Performed by the award-winning Illyria Theatre Company, this beloved classic comes to life under the open sky of the Lincolnshire Showground in a vibrant, family-friendly production.

Perfect for all ages

Tickets from just £10*

Bring a picnic and enjoy the show alfresco!

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to bring seating?
Yes, please bring your own low-backed chairs or picnic blankets.

Can I bring food and drink?
Absolutely! Picnics are encouraged. Just remember to take your rubbish home.

Is the event weather-dependent?
The show goes on—rain or shine! Dress for the weather and bring waterproofs if needed.

Is there parking?
Yes, free on-site parking is available.

Are dogs allowed?
Only assistance dogs are permitted.

 

 

Why You’ll Love It

A timeless tale told with Illyria’s signature wit and energy
A relaxed, open-air setting perfect for summer evenings
A chance to introduce children to the magic of live theatre

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