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Emma Memma - Boop and Twirl Tour
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Sat 29 Jun 10:00 AM
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BREC - Stage One Theatre
Auslan Interpreted
Wheelchair
Companion Card
Assistance Animals
Allocated Seating
45 Mins
June
At every ‘Emma Memma’ performance, there will be an Auslan interpreter standing on the side of the stage interpreting the music and story into Auslan. If you require seating in close view of this interpreter, accessing Auslan more clearly – please contact us at team@emmamemma.com or the venue box office on boxoffice@bunburyentertainment.com
Families will be treated to a sprinkling of Emma Memma’s classic songs on the Boop and Twirl Tour as well as new favourites like ‘Pasta Necklace’, ‘Twirl Twirl with Emma’ and ‘Boop on the Nose’ that are all featured on Emma Memma’s YouTube Channel and the new ‘Twirly Tunes’ album.
Families are encouraged to dress in Emma Memma and Elvin Melvin’s favourite colours: orange, pink and green!
Emma Memma’s team acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples as the first inhabitants of the nation and the traditional custodians of the lands, waters and seas where we live, learn and perform.
ARIA award-winning children’s musical spectacular, Emma Memma is heading back out on her big, bright, orange Butterfly Bus to tour around the country bringing the Boop and Twirl Tour to Aussie families far and wide. Children across Australia will get to sing, dance and sign with Emma Memma and her friends, Elvin Melvin, BB Butterfly, Waffles the Wombat and their favourite Memma Mates!
Families will be treated to a sprinkling of Emma Memma’s classic songs on the Boop and Twirl Tour as well as new favourites like ‘Pasta Necklace’, ‘Twirl Twirl with Emma’ and ‘Boop on the Nose’ that are all featured on Emma Memma’s YouTube Channel and the new ‘Twirly Tunes’ album.
Families are encouraged to dress in Emma Memma and Elvin Melvin’s favourite colours: orange, pink and green!
Emma Memma’s team acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples as the first inhabitants of the nation and the traditional custodians of the lands, waters and seas where we live, learn and perform.
June