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Santa's Christmas Cakes - Marton Cum Grafton Village Hall
About Santa's Christmas Cakes - Marton Cum Grafton Village Hall
Rascal the Elf has been incredibly naughty at Santa‘s Grotto and is now banned from taking the sleigh ride on the longest night, to deliver all the presents to the children of the world. Instead, she has to stay at home in Santa‘s kitchen and make the special Christmas cakes for them to eat when they return.
Disaster ensues when she realises there is no special icing sugar left in the cupboard, so she asks her woodland friends to come to her rescue but the animals seem to be more of a hindrance than a help! The kitchen is a mess, and the cakes are still unfinished. With time running out, will Rascal and her friends be able to save the day and save Santa‘s Christmas?
Expect a festive mix of songs, puppets and delightful comic cooking tomfoolery from Badapple, guaranteed to put a smile on everyone’s face this Christmas time!
From the creators of ‘Polaris The Snow Bear’, The Mice Who Ate Christmas‘ and The Elves and the Carpenter’.
Occurrences
| Occurrence Date & Time | Ticket Price | Ticket Link |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday 28 November 7:00pm – 8:00pm | Family: £42.00 Children: £9.00 Standard: £16.00 | Book Now |
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