Performance

Venue	Chichester Festival Theatre
	Also: The Spiegeltent
Town	Chichester
County	West Sussex
From	16th December 2009
To	31st December 2009
When	Times vary, check with Box Office
Prices	From £8.50. To £23.00.
Chichester Festival Theatre (V719)
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The Snow Queen

Work:: The Snow Queen (S1901821908)

Production:: (T01783929365)

This town used to be full of children. It was like bottled sun. Then something went wrong - and Kay has changed; he’s become arithmetical, anti-girl, awkward and argumentative. Is it because he is a teenager, or is it something more sinister? Then one night Kay vanishes... His best friend Gerda enlists Granny Snow to help her find him. Armed only with her red kicking boots, some pots of honey and some geriatric magic, their perilous journey carries them down an ice-packed river, among flowers more dangerous than a Venus fly-trap, a kidnapping by an awesomely-terrifying robber girl, some frenzied media attention, talking reindeer and a lot of snow, as they pursue the terrifying Professor Storm and her ice warrior students. If Gerda and Granny Snow want to rescue Kay they must follow The Northern Lights that lead them to The Ice Palace itself, where The Snow Queen lives on her Ice Mirror of Reason, and Kay is turning bluer and colder.

Corporate Sponsor	Mercer
Company	Chichester Festival Youth Theatre
Book by	Bryony Lavery (based on the book by Hans Christian Andersen)
Music	Jason Carr
Lyrics	Jason Carr
Director	Dale Rooks
Director	Abigail Graham
Design	Simon Higlett
Costume	Amy Jackson
Lighting	James Whitside
Sound	Jonathan Suffolk
Choreographer	Imogen Knight
Musical Director	Jenny Gould

Listing:: L823331282

Production details

This town used to be full of children. It was like bottled sun. Then something went wrong - and Kay has changed; he’s become arithmetical, anti-girl, awkward and argumentative. Is it because he is a teenager, or is it something more sinister? Then one night Kay vanishes... His best friend Gerda enlists Granny Snow to help her find him. Armed only with her red kicking boots, some pots of honey and some geriatric magic, their perilous journey carries them down an ice-packed river, among flowers more dangerous than a Venus fly-trap, a kidnapping by an awesomely-terrifying robber girl, some frenzied media attention, talking reindeer and a lot of snow, as they pursue the terrifying Professor Storm and her ice warrior students. If Gerda and Granny Snow want to rescue Kay they must follow The Northern Lights that lead them to The Ice Palace itself, where The Snow Queen lives on her Ice Mirror of Reason, and Kay is turning bluer and colder.

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