Miss Googiepants is a lovely performer, dressed as a 1950s prom girl and surrounded by a variety of props and toys. She effortlessly morphs into different characters with impressive dexterity and bags of enthusiasm. (The Scotsman)A new upbeat show with Roald Dahl-like stories in rhyme written by Jay Gee and performed by Miss Googiepants.This is a quirky and fun show for the whole family and kids of all ages, reminding us to focus on the good in life, others, and ourselves. Miss Googiepants will get the audience dancing and boogieing, shouting, and twisting as well as entertaining them with stories including "Simply Me," about how her cat (Schrodinger) helped her realise her purpose in life; a sneaking birthday stealer; reminiscing about the fun fifties with her best friend Mrs. Love-Joy-Polka-dress, and a story about a huge blue cosmic whale and a scientist called Dopey, who met a boy who wakes up inside his dream showing him bits of his future.FREE entry with ticket to explore the Brighton Toy Museum on Sat 27 May after the show till 11am!Lower Age: 5Upper Age: 12

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