THE LION & THE SPEAR (14 Dec, Sat - 4pm)

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Synopsis

This Christmas, attendees are invited to experience The Lion and the Spear, a poignant narrative inspired by real-life events. The story unfolds within the challenging customs of the Waodani tribe, chronicling the journeys of three families who dare to connect with a distant community they scarcely comprehend.

Through the themes of suffering, loss, and sorrow, The Lion and the Spear conveys a message of hope and healing, even amidst the most daunting circumstances.

Conditions of Entry

Admission requires a valid ticket to be shown at the entrance.
Each ticket grants entry for one individual.

General Information

Doors will open 45 minutes prior to the performance.
To maintain a pleasant atmosphere for everyone, late arrivals will be seated only during designated breaks in the show.
Patrons are requested to silence their mobile devices in the Sanctuary.
All attendees must comply with venue guidelines displayed on-site.
Food and beverages are not allowed in the Sanctuary.

Photography and Videography Guidelines

Capturing photographs or recordings through any form of media is strictly forbidden during the performance.

For families, there is a children's program titled The Lion & The Star, scheduled for: 21 Dec, Sat - 4pm and 22 Dec, Sun - 10am. Tickets for children can be obtained separately, priced at $5 each. The show is most suitable for children in Primary 4 and above. Limited parking is available on-site, and alternate public parking options can be found nearby. Upon ordering tickets, participants will receive an email with a QR code, which will serve as their ticket for entry on the show day.