Nine-year-old Pippi is strong, brave and fearless. When she comes to live in her new home with her monkey and horse but with no parents and no rules, she brings mischief, chaos and confusion to the folk of this ordinary and traditional town.
Celebrating 75 years of Astrid Lindgren’s much-loved Pippi Longstocking, Sofie Miller introduces 'the strongest girl in the world' to young audiences. Expect much mischief, laughter and audience interaction!
Recommended for ages 6-9
Reviews:
★★★★★ DVM Theatre. 'A wonderful storytelling performance for all the family. Captivating, energetic and fun.'
★★★★★ Quaere Living. 'Truly extraordinary. See it while you can.'
★★★★ Mix Up Theatre. 'It was so fun I didn’t feel like an hour had passed', Greta age 6
Pippi Longstocking is published by Oxford University Press, buy your copy from the Museum of the Home shop.
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If you feel unwell
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Masks / face coverings
You must wear a mask or face covering in our shop, unless you are exempt. We also encourage you to wear a mask or face covering while you are inside the rest of the Museum.
Our staff and volunteers wear masks or face coverings unless they are exempt. If you see a staff member wearing a mask-exempt badge please give them more space.
Hand sanitiser and cleaning
There is hand sanitiser available throughout the Museum. Please feel free to wash or sanitise your hands regularly.
We thoroughly clean once a day and staff regularly wipe down high touch points such as door handles. We provide wipes for visitors to use for interactives.
Visiting at quieter times
If you can, please try to visit us Tuesday to Friday, when it is quieter. Our busiest times are weekends, between 11am and 3pm.
Moving through the Museum
We are operating a one-way route through the Museum, which is easy to follow. Please follow signage.
Please respect other visitors and our staff by keeping your distance throughout your visit.
Transactions
We prefer contactless and card payments. We can accept cash if you cannot by via card or contactless.
If you feel unwell
Please do not visit if you feel unwell or have Covid-19 symptoms.
Event has ended
This event ended on Sunday 12th of December 2021
This event ended on Sunday 12th of December 2021
Admission
£8 for adults and children, £7 for unwaged
£8 for adults and children, £7 for unwaged
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