The Plum Pudding Riots or The Night They Stole Christmas

A unique historical tale brought to life by Kent’s renowned storytellers!

Saturday 23 November, 2pm & 3.30pm - Cathedral Precincts Marquee

Saturday 23rd November, 11am & 12.30pm - Whitefriars Square Marquee

Saturday 7th December, 11am & 12.30pm - St George's St Marquee

Saturday 14th December, 11am & 12.30pm - Whitefriars Square Marquee

Saturday 21st December, 11am & 12.30pm - St George's St Marquee

Monday 23 December, 2pm & 3.30pm - Cathedral Precincts Marquee

To book your free place call 07710 474960

or email wizardstories@mac.com

Perfect for families, especially ages 5+. Length approx. 1 hour.

‘Tis Canterbury, Christmas Eve, 1647, and William Bridge, the despicable Lord Mayor, has devised a wicked scheme to banish CHRISTMAS!

There shall be no trimmings, no holly, and certainly no Ho Ho HO!

With sprouts already simmering, presents perfectly wrapped and puddings bubbling in every oven, will the mayor succeed in his malevolent plan? Or will the good people of Canterbury prevail and save Christmas?’

Join Kent’s renowned storytellers, Wizard Stories, as together we stir up a unique historical tale packed with passion, puritans, and plum puddings!

Perfect for families, especially ages 5+. Length approx. 1 hour.

Supported by the Sylvia Waddilove Foundation

In partnership with Space Co.