Performance

Venue	Bournemouth International Centre (BIC)
	Also: Windsor Hall, Tregonwell Hall, Purbeck Hall, Solent Hall
Town	Bournemouth
County	Dorset
From	3rd December 2022
To	2nd January 2023
When	Times vary
Bournemouth International Centre (BIC) (V905)
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Date of change: 10 Nov 22 - T722224376

Beauty and the Beast

Work:: Beauty and the Beast (S5906)

Prince Handsome upsets a witch and is turned into The Beast, a spell only to be undone by true love. Belle is trapped in the Beast's castle after her father makes a deal to escape and eventually falls for "the inner man" and releases the Beast from his spell.

Production:: (T722224376)

One of the most popular fairy tales of all, Beauty & The Beast is the story of Belle who finds herself imprisoned in an enchanted castle by a prince who has been transformed into a hideous beast by an evil sorceress. Can Belle see beyond the beast's appearance and fall in love with her captor? Will the beast return to the world he once knew and win the hand of the girl who has melted his heart?

Producer	UK Productions
Author	Jon Monie
Performer	Emma Barton (Fairy Bon Bon)
Performer	Noel Brodie (Louis La Plonk)
Performer	Jamie Steen (Polly La Plonk)
Performer	Marcus Knibbs (Clement)
Performer	Ellie Green (Belle)
Performer	Mark Scott (Beast)
Performer	Travis Ross (Hugo)

Listing:: L1131696691

Current production:Work

Production details

One of the most popular fairy tales of all, Beauty & The Beast is the story of Belle who finds herself imprisoned in an enchanted castle by a prince who has been transformed into a hideous beast by an evil sorceress. Can Belle see beyond the beast's appearance and fall in love with her captor? Will the beast return to the world he once knew and win the hand of the girl who has melted his heart?

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