Performance

Venue	St Paul's Church (The Actors Church)
	Also: Iris Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	3rd August 2017
To	3rd September 2017
St Paul's Church (The Actors Church) (V350)
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Date of change: 22 Feb 17 - T01771841897

Hansel and Gretel - And the Witch Baba Yaga

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.

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Grimm's Brothers

Production:: And the Witch Baba Yaga (T01771841897)

Featuring a life-size, edible gingerbread house, this production follows Hansel and Gretel as they travel deeper and deeper into a dark, forbidding forest. There, in the shadows, you might glimpse a figure in a red hood chased by a wolf, or a witch's hut standing tall on chicken legs; all manner of magical beasts lurk in these woods. Promenading round the grounds of St Paul's Church, this immersive fairytale is guaranteed to fright and delight curious children and adventurous adults alike.

Company	Iris Theatre
Adapted by	Daniel Winder
Director	Amy Draper

Listing:: L0943229778

Current production:Work

And the Witch Baba Yaga

Featuring a life-size, edible gingerbread house, this production follows Hansel and Gretel as they travel deeper and deeper into a dark, forbidding forest. There, in the shadows, you might glimpse a figure in a red hood chased by a wolf, or a witch's hut standing tall on chicken legs; all manner of magical beasts lurk in these woods. Promenading round the grounds of St Paul's Church, this immersive fairytale is guaranteed to fright and delight curious children and adventurous adults alike.

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