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Alex Carter, Front of House Manager, with Gerda from the Snow Queen. Alex Carter: “People think puppets are only for children, but that’s not the case. As the founder John Wright said: ‘this is a puppet theatre, children are welcome,” so if a show’s for 4+ then it means 4 years to adult.”
