A fun-filled, energetic outdoor musical adventure that invites you to join in the action. Baloo and Mowgli meet again several years after Mowgli has left the jungle. Together, through original songs, Mowgli’s life is brought to life. Witness the exciting escapades growing up in the jungle with Bagheera, Kaa, Shere Khan, the cheeky Monkeys and the Jackal. This is an outdoor theatre show full of surprises and great interactive fun.
Adapted by Glenn Elston with music by Paul Norton
"Great hysterical fun for the whole family, thoroughly recommended" - The Age
6 - 17 April 2021
Tue 6 Apr 10:30 AM
Wed 7 Apr 10:30 AM
Thu 8 Apr 10:30 AM
Thu 8 Apr 1:30 PM
Fri 9 Apr 10:30 AM
Fri 9 Apr 1:30 PM
Sat 10 Apr 10:30 AM
Sun 11 Apr 11:00 AM
Tue 13 Apr 10:30 AM
Wed 14 Apr 10:30 AM
Thu 15 Apr 10:30 AM
Thu 15 Apr 1:30 PM
Fri 16 Apr 10:30 AM
Fri 16 Apr 1:30 PM
Sat 17 Apr 10:30 AM
Ripponlea House and Gardens
192 Hotham Street, Elsternwick
An hour prior to a performance
$25 to $30
1 hour
Download ProgramPrograms during our 2021 season are being posted as PDFs on our website and may not be available onsite.
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If the performance or season can not proceed due to COVID, you will be entitled to a refund, exchange to another production or a life time credit note for use any of our future productions.
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