Interactive show with life-like dinosaurs led by primary school teachers to teach children about dinosaur anatomy and life, followed by a meet and greet.
Teach Rex comes to The Engine Shed on Friday 30 October, starting at 10:00am. It's an interactive show run by primary school teachers who use life-like dinosaurs to take children on a prehistoric journey, with the whole thing focusing on dinosaur anatomy and how they lived. The performance is carried by sound effects and music, and every child leaves with a 'Dino Booklet' of educational activities and coloured crayons to take home.
It's an award-winning show with a decent track record behind it: more than 3,000 five-star reviews and around 45 performances at the Natural History Museum. The main show runs for about an hour, and once it's finished, there's a dinosaur meet and greet for the kids to get a bit closer to the creatures. It's suitable for children of all ages, though they recommend ages 3 and up.
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The Engine Shed is a venue that's hosted some of the biggest and best artists working in the entertainments industry, with a programme that ranges from live music to club nights and live comedy. This is a morning slot, so it's a good one for the school run or a half-term outing. Tickets start from £9.05.
