Performance

Venue	Above the Stag Theatre
	Also: Studio
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	30th November 2017
To	13th January 2018
When	19:30. Sat Mat 15:30. Sun 14:00, 18:00
Above the Stag Theatre (V0909222884)
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Date of change: 7 Nov 17 - T01023797881
Date of change: 19 Jul 17 - T01023797881

Snow White, Rotten to the Core

Work:: Snow White, Rotten to the Core (S715093342)

In the rogue state (and former London borough) of Lumley-by-Gosh, a vile queen grows jealous of a handsome young man called Snow White. So she sends Snowy into the woods (de dum de dum) to meet an almost certain death. But he stumbles on a charming, empty little cottage in a clearing, with a hot bowl of porridge just waiting for him... It's the perfect place to hide and wait for his prince, finally, to come. Cheer, boo, laugh and maybe even sing along to this seriously adults-only extravaganza. Our Christmas shows have been total sell-outs for the last few years, so this is a show you'll want to book early. Oh yes you will...

Author	Jon Bradfied
Author	Martin Hooper

Production:: (T01023797881)

Director	Andrew Beckett
Musical Director	Aaron Clingham
Choreographer	Liam Burke
Design	David Shields
Costume	Jacqui Miles
Lighting	Jamie Platt
Sound	Andy Hill
Director	Harry Blumenau (casting director)
Director	Debbie O'Brien (casting director)
Performer	Ben Stacey (Snow White)
Performer	Briony Rawle (Taleesha)
Performer	Matthew Baldwin (Nanny - The Dame)
Performer	Dalton Wood (Prince Charming)
Performer	Michael Robert-Lowe (Honey Bear)
Performer	Kris Marc-Joseph (Grizzly Bear)
Performer	Ellen Butler (Fairy)
Performer	Christopher Lane (Babs - The Wicked Queen)
Performer	Andrew Truluck (Dilwyn / Mirror / Town Cryer)

Listing:: L0782632463

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