Bluey's big play | The Brighton Centre

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We saw Bluey and Bingo, for real life.

On Saturday we took a trip over to The Brighton Centre to go an watch Bluey's big play. This is the first ever theatrical version on the show and is brilliant to introduce theatre to children.

The show consists of the 4 main characters, plus an extra brought to life in puppet from, these are operated by 2-3 people depending on what the character is actually doing. Each character really does get brought to life with everything moving from eye brows to feet. 

The set changed through the show with the garden, bedroom and living room being the main part. These are slid into place using cast behind, these were attached to a sloped rig with gaps for people to move between too.

The shows running time was around 50 minutes with a bit of play at the end,  there us also an opportunity to join in some dancing too.

We truly enjoyed the show and even Lilly was laughing along with the show. If you get a chance to watch this with your little ones then I would recommend 

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Victoria x

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