What if Christopher Robin was really hearing voices and our favourite characters weren’t “real”?

In an isolated building in the centre of a vast and deadly forest lies the Hundred Acre Home for the Mentally Unstable. Run by terrifying nurses and strict adults, the Hundred Acre Wood is no place for a child. Abandoned and alone, Christopher Robin turns to his only friends, for help. Chris likes his friends, but The Hundred Acre Wood is not kind to those who talk to invisible people. There are treatments that act more like punishments and Huffalumps and Woozles that stalk the halls at night. How much longer will Chris be able to keep his friends a secret from those who lurk in the dark?

An Inscape Assembly Production

Written by Brydie Rose-Peters

Directed by Bee Renè Joynt & Rory Cooper

Hosted by Big Fork Theatre - licenced bar available during evening performances only.

Tickets: General Admission, $20 + booking fee

CONTENT WARNING: this production contains material that may be sensitive or distressing to the audience, including references to child abuse, self harm and torture.

Strobe lighting may also be used.

REFUND POLICY: Cancellations made 24 hours prior to the show start time will receive a full refund. Cancellations within 24 hours of the commencement time can transfer tickets to a future show. No shows will not receive a refund.