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The Wiggles perform on stage.

Calling all preschoolers — fun comes in blue, red, yellow, and purple.

After a two-year hiatus, a global children’s entertainment phenomenon is heading back to Wellington. The Wiggles — Live in Concert will bring unmistakable energy, music and fun to the TSB Arena.   

Designed as an interactive, joy-filled experience for families, the tour will see Anthony and Lucia (Blue Wiggles), Simon and Caterina (Red Wiggles), Tsehay and Evie (Yellow Wiggles) and Lachy and John (Purple Wiggles) light up the stage. Joining them are beloved Wiggly favourites Dorothy the Dinosaur, Wags the Dog, Henry the Octopus, Captain Feathersword and viral sensation, the Tree of Wisdom. 

The show is packed with playful pop culture parodies that parents will no doubt laugh along to. Kids can sing well-known songs like Portaloo, Do Do Do Doo, and Hootin’ Tootin’ Jump Suitin and learn the newest release Sparkle! This vibrant, must-watch experience highlights exactly why The Wiggles have captivated generations of families for over 35 years.

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