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Exeter Children’s Orchestra and friends proudly presents a performance of the magical animation The Snowman live.
Celebrating their 50th (+1) Anniversary, the ECO consisting of children aged 7 to 18 with a few past members will be performing a matinee and evening performance including The Snowman, Polar Express and other Christmas favourites.
The matinee performance will be 45 minutes long, while the evening performance will be a full 2-hour extravaganza!
Tickets priced £6-£18, no concessions
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