Neverland adventure to enthral audiences at Carnivale

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Michael Warren

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Audiences are set to enjoy a 'Neverland' type experience at Carnivale. Picture: Supplied

A show established by a Wonderland Spiegeltent creator who took inspiration from Snapper Island during a walk along Flagstaff Hill is sure to be enjoyed at Carnivale.

Circus Wonderland – A Neverland Adventure will amaze and captivate audiences as showgoers get immersed in the magic during its run from May 18-21 at Carnivale.

“Audiences young and the young at heart will be all smiles enjoying the spell-binding magic of Circus Wonderland,” an event spokesperson told Newsport.

“This production will be fun for the whole family as the adventures of Peter Pan, Tinker Bell and the Pirates come to life with a fun-filled enchanting circus adventure for the whole family.

“This will prove a fantasy wonderland of family entertainment you will never forget.”

The show will star an amazing world class cast of acrobatic characters with astounding feats and hilarious antics which will keep audiences enthralled and in wonder.

Tick, Tock, a magical wonderland awaits.

In celebration of this year's Port Douglas Carnivale Newsport has three free double passes on offer for the Spiegeltent Popcorn underground show on May 13.

All you have to do is visit the Newsport Facebook page, go to the comments section under the story and tag the lucky person you want to take with you.

Winners will be chosen from a random draw and announced on our Facebook page this Friday, May 12.

Good luck and get tagging!

For more about Carnivale visit www.carnivale.com.au.

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