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The Story of Ironie
Ironie is a children's story written and illustrated by Harry Brearley, the discoverer of stainless steel. The original manuscript is held in the museum’s collection as a unique example of Brearley's desire to explain his scientific discovery to young people.
The Story of Ironie uses storytelling, theatre, music, multi-sensory props, magic and puppetry to create this exciting interactive family performance.
Join us this half term, Tuesday 21st February. Performances at 10.30am
The Story of Ironie uses storytelling, theatre, music, multi-sensory props, magic and puppetry to create this exciting interactive family performance.
Join us this half term, Tuesday 21st February. Performances at 10.30am
£1 per child. Normal adult admission applies (adults £6, concessions £5).
Kelham Island Museum South Yorkshire S3 8RY
Tue 21 Feb 2017
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