Niklas & Radioapan – The Magical Time Machine

Join Niklas and Radioapan on a fast-paced journey through time! Together with the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra and conductor Jonas Nydesjö, they set out in search of the most monkey-tastic music of all time – meeting dinosaurs, crocodiles in cars and Baby Mozart along the way. A playful musical adventure filled with laughter, singing and surprises!

12 sep
Berwaldhallen
approx. 1 h
180 kr

Please note that the performance is in Swedish.
Perfect for children between 3 and 8 years old. Feel free to bring your stuffed animal and make the experience even more cozy.

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Niklas & Radioapan – The Magical Time Machine

12 sep

VenueBerwaldhallen
Lengthapprox. 1 h
Ticket price180 kr

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