Performance

Venue	Octagon Theatre
	Also: Bill Naughton Theatre
Town	Bolton
County	Greater Manchester
From	2nd December 1999
To	24th December 1999
Octagon Theatre (V480)
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Hansel and Gretel

Work:: Hansel and Gretel (S1203)

Grimm's fairytale. The classic story of two children sent into the woods. Unable to find their way home, they find a cottage made of cake and candy. Here lives a wicked witch who locks Hansel in a cage and tries to fatten him up ready for her to eat.

Book by

Grimm's Brothers

Production:: (T1595614126)

A wonderfully wicked and exciting version of the classic Grimm's fairytale. Hansel and Gretel's adventure take them deep into the woods, where they discover a circus troupe, find a caravan made of candy and meet the wicked witch. See good triumph over evil as our two heroes rediscover their courage and defeat the evil witch! With a specially composed music score, this magical tale promises to be a Christmas treat not to be missed. Suitable for Age 8 upwards.

Company	Octagon
Director	Mark Babych
Music	Conrad Nelson
Design	Dominie Hooper
Performer	Matthew Watkin (Hansel)
Performer	Sarah Hadland (Gretel)
Performer	Tracey Wiles (Banshee / Stepmother)
Performer	Alex Delamere (Uncle Shoes)
Performer	Rachel Savage (moff)
Performer	Joe Speare (Orin)
Performer	Robert Pickavance (Lob / Father)
Performer	Richard Da Costa (Rab)
Performer	Eugene Salleh (Conal)

Listing:: L1074471809

Current production:Work

Production details

A wonderfully wicked and exciting version of the classic Grimm's fairytale. Hansel and Gretel's adventure take them deep into the woods, where they discover a circus troupe, find a caravan made of candy and meet the wicked witch. See good triumph over evil as our two heroes rediscover their courage and defeat the evil witch! With a specially composed music score, this magical tale promises to be a Christmas treat not to be missed. Suitable for Age 8 upwards.

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