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Space Jam: The (Unofficial Parody) Musical

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Wednesday, 1 July 2026, 20:00 – 23:00

Wagner Hall

Lewes Road, Brighton, BN2 3HQ

Time

20:00 – 23:00

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A LIVE-ACTION ANIMATED PARODY MUSICAL Space Jam: The (Unofficial Parody) Musical is a non-profit fan project, following the adventures of basketball legend “Baikal Gordon” and his clumsy sidekick “Sam Cadullaque” as Baikal is enlisted to save the inhabitants of the cartoon world from a group of evil space aliens. This full length musical features real life actors playing off of an almost entirely animated cast, all live on stage! With a fully original score, all new animation built from the ground up, and top notch voice talent bringing the cartoon cast to life, take a trip back to 199​6 and experience a hilarious musical spoof of an all time classic complete with fresh twists and surprises… TICKETS DOORS 7.00pm | SHOW 7.30pm Book and Lyrics by Luc Ashton Tucker | Music and Lyrics by Ellis Ashton Tucker Full Content Warnings Available at: https://www.riverkite.co.uk/space-jam-the-parody-musical The recommended age for this show is 15+, and attendees under 18 must be accompanied by an adult at all times

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