The PAW Patrol Live! stage show brings the hit TV series to life through creative costuming, state-of-the-art technology, upbeat music and characters. COURTESY PHOTO

The PAW Patrol Live! stage show brings the hit TV series to life through creative costuming, state-of-the-art technology, upbeat music and characters. COURTESY PHOTO

PAW Patrol Live! ‘The Great Pirate Adventure’ coming to Kent

Heroic pups on a pirate-themed mission when they take the ShoWare stage May 24-26

  • Wednesday, May 8, 2019 1:03pm
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All paws on deck.

Nickelodeon and VStar Entertainment Group present PAW Patrol Live! “The Great Pirate Adventure” – an action-packed, music-filled production, presented by Pedigree – for four performances at the accesso ShoWare Center, May 24-26.

Show times are 6 p.m. Friday, May 24; 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday, May 25; and noon on Sunday, May 26 at ShoWare, 625 W. James St.

The heroic pups from the top-rated animated preschool series PAW Patrol, produced by Spin Master Entertainment, embark on a pirate-themed adventure to uncover hidden treasure during the live stage show.

In PAW Patrol Live! “The Great Pirate Adventure,” Mayor Goodway is getting everything shipshape for a big Pirate Day celebration in Adventure Bay. When Cap’n Turbot falls into a dark and mysterious cavern, it’s PAW Patrol to the rescue. Chase, Marshall, Rubble, Skye, Rocky and Zuma save Cap’n Turbot and discover a secret pirate treasure map that leads them on an epic adventure. Things get ruff when Mayor Humdinger wants to find the treasure first for Foggy Bottom. The pups need all paws on deck for this pirate adventure, including help from the newest pup who’s all ears … Tracker. Using their heroic rescue skills, problem solving and teamwork, the pups set sail to save the day.

The show includes two acts and an intermission, and incorporates an innovative costume approach to help bring the pups to life on stage. The performance is interactive, encouraging audiences to learn pirate catchphrases, dance the pirate boogie and help the pups follow the treasure map and solve picture puzzles during their mission!

Tickets start at $21. Purchase them at showarecenter.com or by phone at 866-973-8613.

For more information, visit pawpatrollive.com.


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