Live dinosaur adventure heading to Eastleigh theatre

The show is dedicated to educating children about the ancient world of dinosaurs using puppetry, interactive experiences and through physical participation. <i>(Image: Supplied)</i>
The show is dedicated to educating children about the ancient world of dinosaurs using puppetry, interactive experiences and through physical participation. (Image: Supplied)
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Eastleigh theatre is bringing dinosaurs back to life for a dramatic live show.

The Point, Eastleigh, is to be home to Dinosaur Adventure Live on February 14.

Mike Newman, known for his work on Exciting Science, has developed the show, which incorporates scientific fun and storytelling.

The show is dedicated to educating children about the ancient world of dinosaurs using puppetry, interactive experiences and through physical participation.

Children are encouraged to play their part in the performance, role-playing as dinosaurs and stomping, roaring and get involved in the action.

They have the opportunity to interact with a shadowy raptor, feed baby dinosaurs and be entertained by the sudden burst of the T-Rex onto the stage.

Each thrilling twist is designed to elicit reactions of surprise, amusement and occasional shock from the younger members of the audience.

The fun show is also set to be a bit of an educational trip for kids, who will learn true paleontological facts through the play.

The dynamic presentation ensures the entire audience remains captivated.

For those looking for a charming adventure or for those with a penchant for dinosaurs, Danger on T-Rex Mountain is a not-to-be-missed event.

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