Performance

Venue	Polka Theatre for Children
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	4th April 2014
To	24th May 2014
When	Times vary, check with Box Office
Prices	From £13.50. To £13.50.
Polka Theatre for Children (V324)
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Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 10 Apr 14 - T1201548164
Date of change: 7 Jan 14 - T1201548164

Minotaur

Work:: Minotaur (S1267504751)

Myth meets modern day in a boy's heroic quest to save his dad. Freddie receives a mysterious text from his dad, a soldier fighting in a faraway war. He is in trouble and only his son can help. Transported to the twisting, turning labyrinth of ancient Minos, Freddie must travel through time to fulfil his destiny. Can he slay the half-bull, half-man Minotaur and rescue his father?

Author

Kevin Dyer

Production:: (T1201548164)

World Premiere. From award-winning writer of The Monster under the Bed, Kevin Dyer fuses a modern-day war story with Greek mythology to create a gripping high-stakes adventure for ages 8 - 14. Running time: 1hr 40mins approx. including interval

Presented by	Polka Theatre
Presented by	Clwyd Theatr Cymru Theatre for Young People
Director	Michael Fentiman
Design	Lily Arnold
Lighting	Tim Lutkin
Sound	George Dennis
Music	Barnaby Race
Performer	Carla Langley
Performer	Sanchia McCormack
Performer	Liza Sadovy
Performer	Michael Grady-Hall
Performer	James Hirst

Listing:: L01173540122

Production details

World Premiere. From award-winning writer of The Monster under the Bed, Kevin Dyer fuses a modern-day war story with Greek mythology to create a gripping high-stakes adventure for ages 8 - 14. Running time: 1hr 40mins approx. including interval

Reviews

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Special Performances

10 May 14 Sign Interpreted Signed by Russell Aldersson and Jacqui Beckford
17 May 14 Audio Described

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