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Snow White's wicked stepmother is in a complete strop. Not only has her magic mirror told her that Snow White is fairest of them all, but the chairs, the wallpaper and the cushions are apparently more beautiful too! Even killing Snow White will not make her the fairest in the land. She will have to do something far worse...turn the world minimalist! Join Snow White's seven designers - Dapper, Snappy, Snazzy, Natty, Classy, Chintzy and Taupey - as they help save the beautiful Snow White and lead the fight against London's biggest threat - criminally styless interiors!

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Author: Russelll Penn

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Archive listings for Snow White and the Seven Designers (2010)

Work type: Panto.

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Leading figures from the world of fashion and design have come together to raise money for Dementia UK by staging and starring in a West End pantomime production. The pantomime is being organised this year by leading industry figures Tim Gosling, Bill Bennette, Joanna Wood and Fameed Khalique; this is the fourth time the collective has come together to raise money for charity. All proceeds from money raised will go to Dementia UK; a national charity committed to supporting families affected by dementia. It provides and supports Admiral Nurses, Admiral Nursing DIRECT, Uniting Carers – a national network of carers of people with dementia – and provides accredited and affordable training via Dementia UK Training.Director Russell Penn. Costume Vivienne Westwood. Costume Jean Paul Gaultier. Costume Georgio Armani. Costume Zandra Rhodes. Costume Paul Smith. Costume Pucci. Costume amanda Wakeley. Costume Thomasz Starzewski. Costume Bruce Oldfield. Design Jonathon Coleman. Performer Tim Gosling. Performer Bill Bennette. Performer Joanna Wood. Performer Nina Campbell. Performer Tessa Kennedy. Performer William Yeoward. Performer Stephen Ryan.

12 Oct 10 to 16 Oct 10

Garrick Theatre, West End :: V394
listing details L1741207758

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