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DinoSTORY time

Thinktank Dinosaur themed storytelling in the Thinktank Theatre! Drop-in

About DinoSTORY time

Join us for a fun reading of Am I Yours? by Alex Latimer (published by Oxford University Press), a heartwarming story about a little dinosaur egg trying to find where they belong. 

Get involved as we bring this story to life in our amazing theatre space. Expect lots of interactive moments for little explorers as we go on a journey through the prehistoric world of dinosaurs. Stamp your feet, laugh along, and get ready to give your best dinosaur ROAR! This session is perfect for young dino fans and their grown-ups!

Event Information

  • Recommended for children aged 8 years old and below. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
  • Join us in The Theatre on Level 3 of Thinktank.
  • Two sessions (10:45am and 11:45am) every Thursday during May half term (Monday 25th - Friday 29th May) and the summer holidays (Monday 20th July to Monday 31st August).
  • Sessions last approximately 20 minutes.
  • Included in the admission price.

Choose Dates and Book

  • and 11:45am Drop-in

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