An Australian immersive theatre coming is marking their Edinburgh Festival Fringe debut with its widely acclaimed show 'Erth's Dinosaur Zoo'.
Young curious minds are set to be blown at this show - the company are well known for their unique and immersive theatre style and artistry which can put Hollywood's CGI to shame.
The dinosaur puppets can walk, roar and blink as they come alive and want to play with the audience.
From cute baby dinosaurs to some of the largest carnivores and herbivores that have ever walked the planet, Erth’s Dinosaur Zoo Fringe show lets children and adults alike get up close and personal with an amazing array of creatures from bygone eras.
Connecting young audiences with the real science of palaeontology, kids can get right up close with the prehistoric creatures or watch from a safe distance as they learn about dinosaurs.
Since their beginnings in 1990, Sydney-based Erth has strived to provide audiences with eye-popping visual experiences showcasing giant puppetry, stilt-walkers, inflatable environments and flying creatures.
They'll be joining the Fringe's line-up off of the back of a presence at Sydney's Opera House and in Washington D.C.
Erth's Dinosaur Zoo runs from 31 July – 26 August, showing at 11am every day at the McEwan Hall, Bristo Square.
Tickets from £13.30 are available here.
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