Badjelly the Witch, the much-loved, utterly loony Spike Milligan classic, is this year’s Glow Show! The Glow Show’s utterly original mash-up of science, puppetry and music is set to bring a little fright and lots of fun to 30 venues across Aotearoa.
Badjelly the Witch, the much-loved, utterly loony Spike Milligan classic, is this year’s Glow Show!
Nearly 100,000 Kiwi kids, parents and educators have seen a Glow Show; come and join the fun with the frolicking, witchy-poo, super-fun Badjelly the Witch!
The brilliantly nonsensical tale is being entirely reimagined with the unique Glow Show treatment.
The Glow Show’s utterly original mash-up of science, puppetry and music is a glorious experience for children and this year it will be a wonderfully nostalgic event for adults.
The goofiness of Bare Bottom Land, the giggle-inducing catch-cries like “Stinky poo to all of you!”, and the larger-than-life characters of Badjelly are set to bring a little fright and lots of fun to more than 30 venues across Aotearoa from July 5.
Don't miss out!
Presented By:
The Glow Show Company
Acknowledgements:
Adapted by Alannah O'Sullivan, written by Spike Milligan
Sponsors:
Auckland Council
By arrangement with Playmarket
Age Recommendations:
Recommended for ages 7+
Audience Warnings:
This special show is performed in the dark under ultra violet light!
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