Performance

Venue	Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse)
	Also: Courtyard, Quarry, Bramall Rock Void
Town	Leeds
County	West Yorkshire
From	9th December 2011
To	15th January 2012
When	Times vary, check with Box Office
Prices	From £10.00. To £15.50.
Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse) (V977)
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Date of change: 2 Nov 11 - T1244263741
Date of change: 13 Jul 11 - T1244263741

Jack and the Beanstalk

Work:: Jack and the Beanstalk (S1222)

Jack a young boy from a poor family, exchanges the family cow for some magic beans. The beans grow overnight into a huge beanstalk which Jack climbs into the clouds, arriving at a magical land and changing his fortunes!

Production:: (T1244263741)

There s been a Giant stealing from the land. And he s taken the Girl with the Harp, who sang beautiful songs to the chickens and made them happy. So the chickens have hatched a plan to get her back - and it involves Milkywhite the cow, and their neighbour - Jack! Can the clever chickens get lazy-bones Jack to go and defeat the giant? How can they even get him to grow a beanstalk? The stories may be gigantic, but with Mike Kenny and Gail McIntyre in charge there s going to be plenty for little people to enjoy. Running time approximately one and a half hours including an interval. For everyone aged 4 and over. This is not a pantomime!

Producer	West Yorkshire Playhouse
Author	Mike Kenny
Director	Gail McIntyre
Design	Barney George
Music	Oliver Birch
Musical Director	Oliver Birch
Sound	Oliver Birch
Lighting	Tim Skelly
Director	Kay Magson (casting)
Performer	Nathan McMullen (Jack)
Performer	Caitlin Thorburn (Pearl)
Performer	Emily Alexander
Performer	Oliver Birch
Performer	Ross Devlin

Listing:: L0377186683

Courtyard

Production details

There s been a Giant stealing from the land. And he s taken the Girl with the Harp, who sang beautiful songs to the chickens and made them happy. So the chickens have hatched a plan to get her back - and it involves Milkywhite the cow, and their neighbour - Jack! Can the clever chickens get lazy-bones Jack to go and defeat the giant? How can they even get him to grow a beanstalk? The stories may be gigantic, but with Mike Kenny and Gail McIntyre in charge there s going to be plenty for little people to enjoy. Running time approximately one and a half hours including an interval. For everyone aged 4 and over. This is not a pantomime! Courtyard

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