Join The Historic Dockyard Chatham this half term for an unforgettable family-fun experience, 'The Brave and The Waves', a theatrical journey of courage and kindness.
Embark on a voyage across time, from 1779 to the present day, guided by three young adventurers: Frank, Billy, and Lola. Witness tales of bravery and compassion as we transport you from the shores to the ever-changing sea.
This interactive, multi-sensory production will enchant and engage you throughout. Get ready to meet heroes and heroines who commanded the waves with heartwarming tales that will stay with you long after the show ends.
Don't miss your chance to be a part of this unique storytelling experience and see history come to life at The Historic Dockyard Chatham from 25 May to 2 June 2024, the perfect day out for the May bank holiday and half term holidays.
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