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THE TIGER WHO CAME TO TEA + Introduction by Marianne McShane

Marianne has been a featured storyteller at festivals and concerts in Ireland and the United States and has twice won the gold medal in storytelling at the Mid Atlantic Fleadh Cheoil.

The Tiger Who Came to Tea - The story of a young girl named Sophie, who must stay home with her mum because it's too rainy to go to the park. Fortunately, the day takes an interesting turn when a hungry tiger turns up at the door and asks if he can join Sophie and her mother for tea!

Dir: Robin Shaw ? UK ? 2019 ? 23 mins ? Cert: U

TALES AT TWILIGHT SCREENINGS - We are delighted to present our ?Tales at Twilight? programme as part of the 2021 Festival. The early evening short film screenings will be based at the Ulster Museum and are designed as relaxed, cosy and friendly film events for story lovers young and old! We will be welcoming some very special guests to introduce the screenings and who will read from the original storybooks the short films are based upon.

For Cinemagic screenings/events in the Museum Lecture Theatre there is a group booking maximum of 15. Children aged 2 and under do not require a paid for ticket.

Please give surname of person who booked the tickets to Cinemagic staff on arrival.

The event takes place in the Lecture Theatre in the Ulster Museum. Ticket holders will enter the museum through the main front doors and enter Lecture theatre through the double doors in the Stranmillis corridor. Exit will be at the Stranmillis Rd exit of the building.

The capacity of the performance space will be limited due to government guidance on social distancing.

For Ulster Museum safety and visitor journey information: https://www.nmni.com/.../Ulster-Museum.../Your-Visit.aspx

Enjoy your visit.

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Botanic Gardens,

Belfast,

Antrim,

Northern Ireland,

BT9 5AB.