GULP: Oliver Curr of Deepwater found himself in the jaws of an Australoventor, and he said yes, it did have bad breath, being a carnivore.
It was a sell-out crowd at the Tenterfield Theatre on Monday when Dinosaur Zoo came to town. While one disappointed showgoer thought the dinosaurs were going to be real, the experience proved educational in many respects with interesting facts presented in an age-appropriate manner. Some of the youngsters thought the intricate puppets a little too realistic.
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EVERYONE ENJOYS A SCRATCH: Hollie and Cooper Little give a baby dinosaur a scratch under the chin in a close encounter after the show.
The theatre’s Harry Bolton said this was the first time he’d had to turn people away at the door, which he very much regretted. He said he’d love to have more children’s shows come to the theatre, especially during school holidays, but it was very difficult to book them.
SMOOCHER: Tenterfield Cinema's Harry Bolton gets a peck from one of the cast members. He said it's difficult to book children's shows especially during school holidays, and he was pleased with the success of this one.
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