Spacetoon’s ‘Save this Earth Show’ brings awareness on environment to the fore
Spacetoon’s ‘Save this Earth’ staged at Modhesh World Theatre has become a highly popular show with crowds swarming to see this amusing and educational show, with many of them enjoying the show for a second and third time.
Modhesh World Theatre is acclaimed for its larger than life, fun, exciting edutainment shows. Spacetoon’s ‘Save the Earth’ touches every child’s imagination and supports the values that Modhesh stands for.
An Arabic show, it is a story about two little children Noora and Amura who befriend the inhabitants of the forests and take on the huge task of saving the earth from the evil, Dammar, and his friends Tambol and Minfiq.
‘Save the Earth’ tells the story of Noora and Amura’s adventure to defeat Dammar and his mischievous crew and ultimately save earth; Noora and Amura team up with the animals of the forest to overpower Dammar’s wicked plans. The show is exciting and thrilling with many twists and turns to keep children interested along with teaching them the importance of friendship, looking after the planet and working together to succeed.
The story not only teaches children about conserving the forest but also is a tale of righteousness, loyalty, and forgiveness. The cute costumes and impressive action is supported by amazing audio-visual effects that carry the audience to a wonderful world of imagination, for children, this is surely another show not to be missed and they can relate easily to the main characters – Noora and Amura.
Two shows are staged in the evenings on Thursday to Sunday. Entrance to the theatre is free for all Modhesh World visitors.
Modhesh World doors open at 10.00am – 10:00pm on weekdays and from 10:00am – 12midnight on weekends, 3:00pm – 12midnight on Fridays. Tickets to the venue are priced at AED 10 for adults and AED 15 for kids with numerous free games and rides.
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