Revolting Rhymes at The Stoller Hall

Shekina Rose, Families Editor

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Revolting Rhymes: A Family Concerts

The Stoller Hall, Manchester
7 December 2024

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Get ready for an unforgettable musical family adventure: Revolting Rhymes at The Stoller Hall on 7 December. It’s time to step inside the eerie forest where things are strange and full of surprises. Nothing is what it seems in this magical place, and you’re invited to explore it through music, storytelling, and fun!

The musical adaptation of Roald Dahl’s Revolting Rhymes turns the classic story of Little Red Riding Hood on its head. Performed by talented young musicians from Chetham’s School of Music, this concert will also feature the charming story of Mr. Bear’s Adventure alongside beautiful music from The Four Seasons by Vivaldi.

Perfect for children aged 7 to 107, these family-friendly concerts are cheeky, funny and packed with music, and offer a fun and engaging introduction to live orchestra for kids, with music and storytelling to engage audiences of all ages.

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