Airdrie Town Hall to host two performances of Milkshake! Live children's theatre show
New show Milkshake! Live On Holiday is an "exciting, family-friendly performance offering a fun-filled adventure for children and their families".
Airdrie Town Hall is set to host some of the most popular and familiar children's TV favourites.
Popular theatre show Milkshake! Live will wow audiences during two performances on July 19.
New show Milkshake! Live On Holiday is an "exciting, family-friendly performance offering a fun-filled adventure for children and their families".
Join beloved characters such as Smurfette, Dora, Pip and Posy, Blue from Blue's Clues & You!, Milo, and Milkshake! Monkey, along with a Milkshake! presenter as they embark on a musical journey.
Packed with singing, dancing, and interactive fun, this show is sure to delight audiences of all ages.
Don't miss this opportunity to experience the magic of Milkshake! Live On Holiday; book your tickets today and get ready for an unforgettable family outing.
The shows take place at 12pm and 3pm and tickets are priced £17.50, £16.50 for concessions and £64 for families (four tickets).
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