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Introduce your child to this Canadian Music Icon!
Sing along with one of Canada’s best-loved children’s singers and four-time Juno winner Fred Penner at this year’s Festival!
Fred has been charming audiences for over 40 years with catchy songs that speak to the wonder of childhood, such as “The Cat Came Back” and “What a Day.” Fred’s award-winning music and meaningful lyrics have created a lasting impact that crosses generations.
His warmth and enthusiasm give him an instant emotional connection with fans both young and old. Don’t miss introducing your children to this Canadian music icon.
Performer: Fred Penner
Country of Origin: MB / Canada
Genre: Music
Show length: 50 minutes
Ages: All Ages
(Babes in arms welcome)
Curriculum Connections:
Kindergarten | Grade 1 | Grade 2
Venue: Revue Stage
1601 Johnston Street
Vancouver, BC
Blind and low-vision friendly
Listen to an intro by Fred:
TICKET INFORMATION
FOR SCHOOLS:
- $12+GST /ticket for one show
- $11+GST/ticket for two shows
FOR THE PUBLIC:
- Tickets: $13.50 per child/senior; $23.00 per adult +S/C and GST
- Festival 4‑Pack: (4 tickets to 1 show) $62.00 +S/C and GST
- Pyjama Night: All tickets $13.50 +S/C and GST
Accessibility Information
Accessibility:
- Blind/Partially Sighted
- Relaxed Performance
- Relaxed Performance — Extra Live
- Wheel Chair Accessible
This show is Extra Live. That means each performance is always relaxed.
It will not have an introduction before the show, more info will be in the visual story.
Click here to see the Visual Story for the show. It tells you everything about the show so you can decide if it is right for you or help you and your kid prepare for the experience.
There is also a Visual Guide for the Revue theatre about the venue.
Blind and low vision friendly
Fred created an introduction, click here to listen to it or read it here.
Lights
There are no blackouts and there will always be a little light on the audience
The lights will only change a little bit and slowly
Sound
There will only be singing and guitar.
When everyone sings along it can get loud. Sometimes people also clap along.
Interaction
Fred will talk to everyone.
People often sing and clap along, some kids start dancing.