Bold explorers squeeze into the belly of an 18-metre-long inflatable Sperm Whale where they find themselves in the depths of the bubbling, kelp-swirling ocean. They encounter an acrobatic diver who leads them swimmingly through the age old journey of the life of an ancient Leatherback Turtle. With the use of exquisite puppets, comedy and music, Circo Rum Ba Ba explore the tale of sea creatures and their battle to survive in an ocean full of rubbish. The audience help to save the turtle and the Whale from a deluge of plastic and travel from the Indian ocean to a coral reef, leaving feeling empowered that everyone can make a difference.

Dates and Location:

• Stamford: Fri 14th*, Sat 15th & Sun 16th March

Location: The Recreation Ground, Recreation Road, PE9 1EN​

* School performances. To enquire about your nursery or school attending the performance, please email: eli.barrett@southkesteven.gov.uk

Further Information:

There are six 30-minute shows of The Whale – Plastic Ocean per day, taking place at 11am, 11.30am, 1pm, 1.30pm, 3pm and 3.30pm.

Sessions are suitable for ages 3+ with a maximum capacity of 40 people per show.

To ensure as many children as possible can enjoy the performance, the booking ratio is strictly a maximum of one adult per child. One adult can accompany multiple children.

Tickets are FREE, but you must pre-book to attend, and children must be accompanied by an adult.

Please arrive promptly for the performance as latecomers cannot be admitted once the show has started.

This activity will take place outdoors and is subject to suitable weather conditions. If the weather is unsuitable, we may need to reschedule or cancel the performance. Be sure to follow our social media channels for updates or any changes to the schedule.

Other Dates & Locations:

• Bourne: Fri 21st*, Sat 22nd & Sun 23rd March

Location: The Red Hall, South Street, PE10 9LY

• The Deepings: Fri 28th*, Sat 29th & Sun 30th March

Location: Jubilee Park, Thackers Way, Deeping St James, PE6 8HP

• Grantham: Dates to be confirmed.

 

This project is funded by the UK government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.