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We are delighted to present the Haddo Children’s Theatre production of “Dazzle”, written by Andrew Bailey of Limelight Musicals. This performance from 2019 was made available online for the first time as part of this year’s Haddo Arts Festival.

We hope you enjoy the performance and encourage you to donate to Haddo Arts at https://bit.ly/3jGo6MZ Every £1 makes a difference, helping us to continue supporting the arts community by programming and delivering a range of arts events in the beautiful venues at Haddo and online

When Poppy Pringle joins her father in Dazzle Bay, she finds a seaside fun fair that has seen better days. Crowds are down, the rides are falling apart and Murgatroyd Megarich wants to demolish the fun palace and turn it into an office block.

Will Poppy and her fairground friends thwart Megarich?
Will Flossie find her man? Will Superintendent Beakworthy and Inspector Failsafe survive the Ghost Train? Will Poppy save the Dazzle Bay Fun Palace?

Do join us for other Festival events, available as premieres listed below and up to and including 18 October, with teh execption of Heritage of Storms which is for one night only.. They are all free to view, but please make a donation at https://www.haddoarts.com/donations to help us keep alive the tradition of arts performance and participation at Haddo. Thank you.

Saturday 3 October, 7.30 pm: It’s All Music, Folks – Richard Michael, jazz pianist
Sunday 4 October, 3.00 pm: Gina McCormack and Nigel Clayton Chamber Concert, featuring Beethoven and Debussy
Sunday 4 October, 6.00 pm: Harvest Festival Service
Monday 5 October, 7.30 pm: Myrtle Throgmorton's Tour of Haddo House
Tuesday 6 October, 7.30 pm: Laura Smith and Colin Sinclair - Clarinet and Piano Recital
Tuesday 6 October, 7.50 pm: Illustrated talk by Liz Merry - Heritage of Storms: Lord Byron, His Romantic Inheritance and His Artistic Legacy *For one night only*
Wednesday 7 October, 7.30 pm: Haddo Children's Theatre - The Show Must Go On
Thursday 8 October, 7.30 pm: Song for Haddo 2020: Fables and Foibles