lazytown

nettienoo70

N20Y1D wrote: »

I take it she enjoyed it then?

How long is the show and was there an interval?

I'm taking my 2 year old who is obsessed with the show but i worry that he may still be a little too young.

the show is on for approx 1hr 40min and there is an interval but be prepared for the price of wigs £5 program £6 and a light up wand thing which i think was about a fiver, but im sure he will love it :j

sam84uk

nettienoo70 wrote: »

Oh took dd to see lazy town at the theatre yesterday. She now thinks she is Stephenie. I know woolies are selling the complete outfit (with dress) for £15.

A's mum is clever

:hello: I took my DD to see it for her 3rd birthday in March at Manchester. She loved it and I had to laugh when she asked "Mummy, why is Lazy Town real?" :rotfl: . She still mentions it now. The prices for the merchandise is scandalous which I expected, I was part wishing that I'd got the cheap dress up sets from Woolies and the Boots sale in January and sold them myself outside :rotfl: . Must admit I relented and bought her a Stephanie hat as I'd not seen them before.

miss-piggin

N20Y1D wrote: »

I take it she enjoyed it then?

How long is the show and was there an interval?

I'm taking my 2 year old who is obsessed with the show but i worry that he may still be a little too young.

hi, we took our 2 girls to see it last August my oldest is 4, youngest was 1 and a half at the time and they both really enjoyed it it was worth every penny to see there faces and they were both singing and dancing it keep both of there attention spans no problem - would see it again if it came.