Wind in the Willows: Outdoor Theatre Performance
Noisy Cow Theatre Co invites you to leave the modern world behind and join Mole, Ratty, and the formidable Badger on Kenneth Grahame’s classic adventure that has captivated hearts for over a century.
The Wind in the Willows takes place across the changing seasons, from the warmth of spring to the chill of winter; from the quiet magic of a picnic on the water to the dusty, high-octane chaos of the open road. But the Wild Wood is stirring, the Weasels are plotting, and the rather flamboyant Mr. Toad is about to learn that while motorcars are fast, the consequences of a stolen ride are even faster.
Join our woodland friends as they overcome their individual hardships and embrace one thing – their alliance and devotion to each other. Whether you are six or sixty, there is a seat for you at our table. Just mind the oars, watch out for the stoats, and prepare for a “simply topping” time at the theatre!
Please note that the £10 per car summer offer applies to all events from 18 July–30 August. Enjoy all the amazing activities and events happening this summer, and find out more about the Summer Offer here.
About the Show
Running Time: 2 hours 20 mins, inc a 20 minute interval
Age Guidance: Suitable for all ages; however, younger children may find it harder to sit through a 2-hour performance. The Museum’s beach will be open near to the performance, when breaks are needed.
About Noisy Cow Theatre Co
Noisy Cow Theatre Co are a community theatre based in Wakefield, West Yorkshire! Their focus is on creating a warm and welcoming environment for everyone and anyone who wants to get involved, whether through our productions as cast or crew, or through our open mic nights and other creative events.
They bolster northern voices and creatives through their work, creating space for those not heard in the industry. People from all backgrounds are supported by the team and encouraged to have a go, regardless of identity, background, disability, or experience. They believe that theatre should be accessible for everyone, meaning it’s affordable, embraces all, and creates an environment where people can be themselves, whether participating or watching.
