Rumpelstiltskin
Join Platform Glasgow for their annual festive show and find out if maybe, just maybe, Rumpelstiltkin won't be alone for Christmas after all!
About Rumpelstiltskin
From the team that brought you Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty - presented by Platform in association with Glasgow Kelvin College and written by Lewis Hetherington
Rumpelstiltskin has never fitted in. Is he a Troll? A Goblin? A Stinky Bog Monster? No one really knows! But he’s excited to head out into the world and start making friends.
But sadly for poor old Rumpelstiltskin, the world does not feel the same. No one really talks to him and some people are actually a little bit mean...
Princess Bunnyflops, meanwhile, has lots of friends and everyone thinks she is great - with her big fluffy tail and sparkly eyes.
Rumplestiltskin want to be friends with Princess - he tries his best, but she doesn’t even know his name!
Join Rumpelstiltskin as he finds his way in the world, with songs, jokes and lots of heart.
Come along and find out if maybe, just maybe, Rumpelstiltkin won’t be alone for Christmas after all!
Family friendly – for everyone over 5yrs. Get your tickets booked early - last year's show - Cinderella - was a sell out!
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