The Great Beach Adventure

Two best friends get ready to go out on their big adventure to the beach! But what will they need? Swimmers so they can dive into the waves? Sunscreen to slip, slop and slap! They might even stumble across some pirates, so they'll need to pack their swords!

The Great Beach Adventure is a side-splitting-ly funny, family outing that you won’t soon forget. Whether it’s helping Courtney prepare for her underwater expedition with the fish or fighting off sea monsters and pirates with Jacob, they will need your help to get to the beach! The whole family will be screaming and shouting for more and who knows, maybe after the show YOU will be ready for your very own Great Beach Adventure! 

“My daughter and I loved The Great Beach Adventure. She was captivated from beginning to end, which is not an easy feat for a toddler.” 

Audience - All Ages, Family, Best Suited for children aged 5-10.

Duration - 45 mins + post show meet and greet

Doors - Doors open 30-40 minutes before show time. Come early to get the best seats.

Art Form - Children's Theatre

Parking - On Street Parking, Public Transport (bus lines: 301, 320, p206), Very limited parking on premise.

Accessibility - The Rosie Theatre is wheelchair accessible and dedicated seating options are available. Bathrooms are not accessible. Please get in contact if you have specific accessibility requirements, we would love to chat.

Refreshments - Limited snacks and refreshments will be available on the day. Welcome to bring your own packed treats but try to keep mess to a minimum (if possible)

Safety - All young people must be accompanied by a trusted adult at all times.

The Great Beach Adventure is proudly created by Courtney Wagner and Jacob Watton.
We'd like to acknowledge Backbone Youth Arts who supported us through their Hub Residency program, Chelsea McMuffin, and Angela Ponting for their expertise. Thanks to Cathy and the Team at The Rosie Theatre for having us.

We would like to acknowledge the traditional elders of the lands we will be performing on, the Jagera and Turrbul people. We pay respect to their elders past, present, and yet to come.