LazyTown Live! The Pirate Adventure

Swashbuckling fun for all the family starring UK cast!

Hot on the heels of the phenomenally successful first ever Lazy Town Live! comes this brand new show that's guaranteed to make super-heroes of you all. Get ready for star-jumps, power-moves, laugh out-loud fun, sing-along songs and dancing in the aisles when LazyTown Live! - The Pirate Adventure sails into the theatre in your town. You'll be transported onto the high seas through an even higher-energy story full of parrots, pieces of eight and buried treasure. It'll shiver your timbers!

What's more, you'll be joined by your favourite Lazy Town friends. So shout ‘Ahoy there!' to Stephanie and Sportacus - even Robbie Rotten who, given half the chance, would have Sportacus walking the plank so laziness could rule in LazyTown. Come aboard! Book your tickets and help Sportacus save LazyTown today!

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Lazytown Live! - The Pirate Adventure: 2009 UK Tour

• Northampton - Derngate Theatre 29 January to 1 February 2009
• Bristol - Bristol Hippodrome - Wed 4 to Sun 8 February 2009
• London - New Wimbledon Theatre - 11 to 15 February 2009
• Birmingham - Alexandra Theatre - Wed 18 to Sun 22 February 2009
• Edinburgh - Festival Theatre - Wed 25 Feb to Sun 1 March 2009
• Castlebar (Ireland) Royal Theatre - Thu 12 to Sun 15 March 2009
• Dublin (Ireland) - Olympia Theatre - Wed 18 to Sun 22 March 2009
• Oxford - New Theatre - Wed 1 to Sun 5 April 2009
• Salford - The Lowry Theatre - Wed 8 to Sun 12 April 2009
• Sheffield - Lyceum Theatre - Wednesday 15 to Saturday 18 April 2009
• Bromley - Churchill Theatre - Wednesday 29 April to Sunday 3 May 2009
• Cardiff - New Theatre - Wednesday 13 to Sunday 17 May 2009
• St Alban's - Alban Arena - Wednesday 20 to Sunday 24 May 2009
• London - HMV Hammersmith Apollo - Friday 29 to Sunday 31 May 2009
• Rhyl - Rhyl Pavillion Theatre - Wednesday 03 to Sunday 07 June 2009
• Wolverhampton - Grand Theatre - Wednesday 10 to Sunday 14 June 2009
• Liverpool - Empire Theatre - Wednesday 17 to Sunday 21 June 2009
• Tunbridge Wells - Assembly Hall - Wednesday 24 to Sunday 28 June 2009
• Glasgow - Theatre Royal - Wednesday 1 to Sunday 5 July 2009
• Belfast - Grand Opera House - Wednesday 8 to Sunday 12 July 2009
• Newcastle-upon-Tyne - Theatre Royal - Wed 15 to Sun 19 July 2009
• Aberdeen - His Majesty's - Wednesday 22 to Sunday 26 July 2009
• Stoke-On-Trent - Regent Theatre - Wed 29 July to Sun 2 August 2009
• Nottingham - Royal Centre - Wednesday 5 to Sunday 9 August 2009
• Leeds - Grand Theatre - Wednesday 12 to Sunday 16 August 2009
• Southend-On-Sea - Cliffs Pavilion - Wed 19 to Sun 23 August 2009
• Southampton - Mayflower Theatre - Wed 26 to Sun 30 August 2009
• Milton Keynes - Milton Keynes Theatre - Tue 1 to Sat 5 September 2009
• Dartford - Orchard Theatre - Wednesday 9 to Sunday 13 September 2009
• High Wycombe - Wycombe Swan Theatre - Wed 16 to Sun 20 Sept 2009
• Brighton - Theatre Royal - Wednesday 23 to Sunday 27 September 2009
• London - Hackney Empire - Wed 30 September to Sun 4 October 2009
• Hull - Hull New Theatre - Wednesday 7 to Sunday 11 October 2009
• Woking - New Victoria - Wednesday 14 to Sunday 18 October 2009
• Cheltenham - Everyman Theatre - Wed 21 to Sun 25 October 2009
• Norwich - Theatre Royal - Wednesday 28 to Saturday 31 October 2009
• Cambridge - Cambridge Corn Exchange - Wed 4 to Sun 8 November 2009
• Swansea - Swansea Grand Theatre - Wed 11 to Sun 15 November 2009
• Blackpool - Grand Theatre - Wednesday 18 to Sunday 22 November 2009
• Plymouth - Plymouth Pavilions - Wed 25 to Sun 29 November 2009

The LazyTown characters: Sportacus is an above average super hero, number 10, who lives in an airship above Lazy Town. He wears goggles and has a sticky out moustache. He has lots of energy and is very strong. When he moves, he jumps, leaps and flips. He loves exercise and Sports Candy (fruit and vegetables) and water - they give him his energy. Stephanie is the Mayor's niece who has come from the outside world to visit Lazy Town. Stephanie likes adventure and especially loves dancing. Her motto is "There's always a way!" Mayor Meanswell is a kind and happy man, who sometimes gets into a muddle. He does lots of different jobs in LazyTown as most people are too lazy to do anything. Ziggy is a boy with a big heart and a big stomach! He loves eating, especially sweets and chocolate. Trixie is a girl who lives in LazyTown - she is clever and carefree. She thinks fast and moves fast and likes breaking rules! Stingy is a boy who lives in LazyTown - he is mad about collecting things and wants to be king of the world one day so he can have everything. Pixel is friends with Stingy, Trixie and Ziggy. He is a techno wizard. He spends most of his time playing computer games or trying out a new electronic gadget. He can forget what the real world is like. Robbie Rotten is a super villain / baddie. He is a lazy and greedy person who eats junk food and watches TV. Robbie can be very clever but also very silly. He lives underneath LazyTown in a special den full of disguises and gadgets. He hates Sportacus and is always trying to find ways to trick him and get him to leave LazyTown. Roboticus is a robot that Robbie Rotten builds and controls to pretend to be a super hero.

LazyTown is conceived, written and directed by Icelander Magnús Scheving, the show is a life-style brand for young children. With its lessons about making healthy food choices and being physically active, the show aims to provide children with positive role models, while still being a lot of fun! Lazy Town has enjoyed chart-topping ratings among 4 to 7 year olds, as well as a clutch of industry awards, including in the UK, Best International Children's Programme BAFTA in 2006. Its theme song (BingBang Time To Dance) also reached number 4 in the UK charts.

LazyTown Live! 2008 - The Show with Go!

The funniest and freshest, award-winning show of the moment, packed with moves, music, fun and a great story, all set in this amazingly colourful, fast-paced, upside-down world. LazyTown is an imaginary, colourful, cartoon-like place where everything is upside down and anything can happen. LazyTown Live! is full of movement, music and comedy, like the TV show.

Stephanie, an optimistic 8 year old with bright pink hair, comes to live in LazyTown and meets a zany mix of kids and grown-ups, including the world's laziest super-villain, Robbie Rotten. Fortunately for Stephanie, Sportacus, an athletic superhero who jumps, leaps and flips his way across LazyTown in his airship is also on hand to help the townsfolk battle Robbie's latest lazy schemes. LazyTown may have the laziest name on Earth, but it's jam-packed with action, energy and a powerful message that will energise and inspire children everywhere - don't miss out when this fabulous children's show comes to a theatre near you!

Lazytown Live! visited the following UK venues during 2007 and 2008

• London - Hackney Empire - Thu 4 to Sat 6 October 2007
• Woking - New Victoria Theatre - Tue 9 to Thu 11 October 2007
• Northampton - Royal & Derngate - Sat 13 and Sun 14 October 2007
• Glasgow - Kings Theatre - Wed 17 to Sat 20 October 2007
• London - Hammersmith Apollo - Mon 22 and Tue 23 October 2007
• Birmingham - Alexandra Theatre - Thu 31 Jan to Sun 3 Feb 2008
• Bristol - Hippodrome Theatre - Fri 8 to Sun 10 February 2008
• Sheffield - City Hall - Wed 13 and Thu 14 February 2008
• Nottingham - Royal Centre - Sat 16 and Sun 17 February 2008
• Edinburgh - Festival Theatre - Fri 22 and Sat 23 February 2008
• Oxford - New Theatre - Fri 29 February and Sat 1 March 2008
• Dublin - Olympia Theatre - Fri 7 to Sun 9 March 2008
• Castlebar, County Mayo - TF Royal Theatre - Thu 13 March 2008
• Killarney - INEC Gleneagle Hotel - Sat 15 and Sun 16 March 2008
• Salford - The Lowry - Fri 21 to Sun 23 March 2008
• Truro - Hall for Cornwall - Wed 26 and Thu 27 March 2008
• St Albans - Alban Arena - Sat 29 and Sun 30 March 2008
• Bournemouth - Pavilion Theatre - Wed 2 and Thu 3 April 2008
• Plymouth - Pavilions Theatre - Sat 5 and Sun 6 April 2008
• London - Hackney Empire - Wed 9 and Thu 10 April 2008
• Leicester - De Montfort Hall - Sat 12 and Sun 13 April 2008
• Canterbury - The Marlowe Theatre - Wed 16 and Thu 17 April 2008
• Bradford - St George's Hall - Sat 19 and Sun 20 April 2008
• Cardiff - St David's Hall - Sat 26 and Sun 27 April 2008
• Tunbridge Wells - Assembly Hall - Sat 3 and Sun 4 May 2008
• Dorking - Dorking Halls - Sat 10 and Sun 11 May 2008
• York - Grand Opera House - Wed 14 May 2008
• Newcastle - Theatre Royal - Fri 16 to Sun 18 May 2008
• Dartford - Orchard Theatre - Fri 23 and Sat 24 May 2008
• Brighton - Theatre Royal - Tue 27 and Wed 28 May 2008
• Southampton - Mayflower Theatre - Fri 30 May to Sun 1 June 2008
• Milton Keynes - Milton Keynes Theatre - Thu 5 to Sun 8 June 2008
• Derry - Millennium Forum - Wed 11 June 2008
• Belfast - Grand Opera House - Fri 13 to Sun 15 June 2008
• Liverpool - Empire Theatre - Fri 20 to Sun 22 June 2008
• Grimsby - Auditorium Theatre - Thu 26 June 2008
• Cambridge - Corn Exchange Theatre - Sat 28 and Sun 29 June 2008
• Preston - Guildhall Theatre - Wed 2 July 2008
• High Wycombe - Swan Theatre - Fri 4 to Sun 6 July 2008
• Swansea - Grand Theatre - Wed 9 July 2008
• London - Croydon Fairfield Hall - Sat 12 and Sun 13 July 2008
• Aberdeen - His Majesty's Theatre - Wed 16 and Thu 17 July 2007
• Reading - Hexagon Theatre - Sat 19 and Sun 20 July 2008
• Llandudno - Venue Cymru - Wed 23 and Thu 24 July 2008
• Southend - Cliffs Pavillion - Sat 26 and Sun 27 July 2008
• Stoke - Regent Theatre - Wed 30 and Thu 31 July 2008
• Leeds - Grand Theatre - Sat 2 and Sun 3 August 2008
• Crawley - Hawth Theatre - Wed 6 and Thu 7 August 2008
• Sunderland - Empire Theatre - Wed 13 to Sat 16 August 2008
• Scarborough - Futurist Theatre - Tue 19 August 2008
• Manchester - Opera House - Thu 21 to Sun 24 August 2008