Performance

Venue	New Vic Theatre
	Also: Stephen Joseph Room, Theatre in the Round
Town	Newcastle-under-Lyme
County	Staffordshire
From	23rd November 2002
To	11th January 2003
When	Check with Box Office for times
Prices	From £5.00. To £15.00.
New Vic Theatre (V119)
Current/Future Listings
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The Snow Queen

Work:: The Snow Queen (S5025)

A fairy-tale treat for families, Hans Christian Andersen's classic children's tale of adventure, friendship and bravery. Once, a wicked goblin made an evil mirror. When you looked into it, everything good and beautiful appeared worthless and bad. Then, the mirror was broken into a million pieces. Some got into people's eyes and, for them, the world became an ugly place. Even worse, some got into people's hearts and turned them into lumps of ice. That's what happens to Kai. Now he isn't happy with his home, his grandmother or his best friend, Gerda. He flies away to live with the Snow Queen in her icy palace far away in Lapland. Heartbroken, Gerda sets off alone across the wide world to find him, helped by the little robber girl, the crow and the reindeer.

Author

Hans Christian Andersen

Production:: (T1446601527)

Company	New Vic Productions
Adapted by	Nick Stafford
Director	Chris Monks
Design	Lis Evans
Choreographer	Beverley Edmunds
Director	Ashley Thompson (music)
Lighting	Jo Dawson
Sound	James Earls-Davis
Performer	Garth Bardsley (narrator)
Performer	Janine Birkett (Snow Queen)
Performer	Gregor Henderson-Begg (Kai)
Performer	Julie Jupp (Grandmother)
Performer	Hannah Kimpton (Little Robber Girl)
Performer	Clive Llewellyn (Big Troll)
Performer	Mess Mawle (Gerda)
Performer	Kate Webster (Princess)
Performer	Natalie Hall
Performer	Joe Mellor
Performer	Phillipa Higginson
Performer	Rosie Hampton
Performer	Hannah Phillips
Performer	Matt Waller
Performer	Lizzie Strange
Performer	Megan Shaw

Listing:: L02129741874

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