Based on the classic children's novel by Edith Nesbit - with live music and puppetry throughout - children and adults alike will love this ever-popular story reimagined for the stage.
You are welcome to bring your own picnic blankets, picnics and chairs. Chairs will not be provided. Please note, this performance will take place regardless of wet weather. Please note, only assistance dogs are permitted at this performance.
This performance will last approximately eighty five minutes.
To book, please visit: www.thisismytheatre.com/emmetts-garden-five-children-and-it
Please note, if you wish to explore the Gardens before the performance, you will have to purchase a general admissions ticket or scan your National Trust membership card.
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