Discover the enchanting world of Incredibilia, an immersive theatre experience that will captivate audiences of all ages. Adapted from the celebrated children's author Libby Hathorn's work, this extraordinary show takes place at the prestigious Dixson Room in the State Library of New South Wales, located at 1 Shakespeare place, Sydney, NSW 2000. On May 12, 2024, prepare to be transported to a world where 101 extraordinary objects come to life through the mesmerizing use of music, song, and puppetry.

Renowned theatre-maker Kim Carpenter, from Theatre of Image, has brought this magical production to life, accompanied by the extraordinary one-man band of Peter Kennard. Together, they have created a heartwarming performance that follows the journey of two intrepid best friends. Join them as they embark on an imaginative adventure, traveling through super-hot deserts, spooky cities, and exotic gardens. They even take a trip over the moon, all in search of the true meaning of connection.

Incredibilia is a celebration of family, friendship, and the warm comfort of home. This unforgettable experience is suitable for children aged 5 to 10, encompassing school years K-4. Immerse yourself in this extraordinary world and let your imagination run wild. Tickets for this captivating event range from $27 to $35. For further details about Incredibilia, please visit the dedicated page on the State Library's website.

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