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Dukes shows off with snow

A Scene from Snow Play.

Published on Friday 13 January 2012 09:00

IT may not have been a white Christmas but a Lancaster theatre is promising plenty of snow.

Make a giant snowman, have a super snowball fight and help see the return of spring in Snow Play which tells the story of Mr White who moves into Mr Green’s house and starts to cover it entirely in snow.

Patrick Lynch from Cbeebies and Carlo Rossi from Italian TV will be appearing at the Lancaster theatre in this interactive family show which proved a hit last Christmas in London.

Snow Play is presented by Lyngo Theatre and The Lyric Hammersmith at 2pm on January 14 and is suitable for all ages.

To book tickets priced £8/£7/£5 child ring The Dukes box office on 01524 598500 or visit www.dukes-lancaster.org.

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