Avast ye! 

Ahoy me matey, it's time to walk the plank to Grand Opera House York as Robinson Crusoe and the Pirates of the River Ouse return to the stage. With Berwick Kaler and his crew returning to shiver your timbers, get ready to set sail and follow the story of a sailor from York who finds himself stranded on a deserted island, little does he know that he's not alone. Don't miss the action-filled and hilarious pantomime, it'll undeniably float your boat!

Teleport back to the 1700s and join Robinson Crusoe on this swashbuckling tale inspired by the three-centuries-old novel (not too old then) of the same name. Published by author Daniel Defoe in 1719, the first edition credited Crusoe as the author, this led readers to believe this novel was his diary based on true events and that he was a real-life person.