An image of palaeontology pioneer Mary Anning standing on rocks holding her geology hammer above her head. Across the rocks an d in the sky are various prehistoric creatures, such as plesiosaurs and pterosaurs. Also includes a Megalosaurus!
Mary Anning, sitting on a rock by thew sea, hugging her best friend, her dog Tray.
Mary Anning walks along the beach looking for fossils with her black and white dog, Tray. They are walking away from the camera.

A Curious Thing- The Story of Mary Anning

Come on a musical journey to a world of remarkable creatures and the extraordinary woman who discovered them: who transformed our understanding of the world forever! Join us in the place where the science of palaeontology began in the early 1800s, and discoveries were made whose memories echo across forever. 

Following a SOLD OUT, critically acclaimed season at the 2023 Adelaide Fringe, this season sees a fully re-written version of the show, with new songs, a larger cast, and an authenticity born of having been re-written in Mary Anning's home town of Lyme Regis.

★★★★★  "...the kind of joyful and instructive entertainment that can make a difference" Canberra Critics Circle

★★★★★ "...an important piece of work, challenging families with the struggles of women in STEM " Stage Whispers

While Ayers House has limited parking on site, the location is close to the Garden, Gluttony, and Rundle Street, and so has access to public transport, local car parks, cafes, bars and restaurants!

Theatre and Physical Theatre • Musical Theatre
South Australia • World Premiere
 
Fringe Fund Recipient
 
Wed, 25 Feb - Sat, 21 Mar
 
60 min
 
Ayers House State Dining Room
 
G
 
$20 to $25
 
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