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The Royal Treatment: A Jester's Court of Fun

Date: Sat, Sep 12, 2026

Time: Sat., 2:10-3:10pm

Venue: Theatre Raleigh Arts Center, Raleigh

Price: Pay What You Can or $18+

Category: Family

Interactive to the max, Sammy Sylvester–the greatest of jesters–brings a unique mix of theater, circus arts, and music you won’t want to miss. Enjoy dazzling displays of juggling, beguiling brainteasers, the best (ie worst) Dad jokes, and a menagerie of hands-on games woven into delightful chaos. You’re not just a spectator: you’re part of the magic. Top-tier tomfoolery, hijinks, and shenanigans are guaranteed on this audience-powered adventure. Content warning: Bright/Flashing lights (not advised for photosensitive viewers). This performance is part of the Raleigh Fringe Festival, September 10-12, 2026 at Theatre Raleigh Arts Center.

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The Royal Treatment: A Jester's Court of Fun

“Skip this one if your child is sensitive to flashing lights or sudden strobes.”

When
This Saturday
Sat, Sep 12, 2026
Sat., 2:10-3:10pm
Ages
All ages
Price
Pay What You Can or $18+
raleighfamily friendly
The Royal Treatment: A Jester's Court of Fun
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The Royal Treatment: A Jester's Court of Fun runs Sat, Sep 12, 2026, Sat., 2:10-3:10pm.

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Theatre Raleigh Arts Center is at 6638 Old Wake Forest Rd., Raleigh, NC. Open in Google Maps.

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