Performance

Venue	King's Theatre
Town	Edinburgh
County	Edinburgh
From	8th November 2021
To	13th November 2021
King's Theatre (V601)
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Date of change: 30 Jun 21 - T0225511198
Date of change: 30 Jun 21 - T01307297865

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow

Work:: The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (S1799285894)

As terror gallops through the winter nights, schoolmaster Ichabod Crane competes with the fiery Brom Bones for the hand of the beautiful Katrina Van Tassel. But who will win her heart and who will lose his head? A timeless tale of love, horror and vengeance.

Book by

Washington Irving

Production:: (T01307297865)

Coronation Street legends Wendi Peters and Bill Ward lead an incredible ensemble in this thrilling new adaptation. Transforming the American Dream into the American Gothic, Sleepy Hollow unleashes one of the most terrifying monsters from the horror canon - the Headless Horseman.

Director	Jake Smith
Adapted by	Philip Meeks
Design	Amy Watts
Lighting	Jason Addison
Sound	Sam Glossop
Choreographer	Chris Cuming
Director	Jake Smith
Director	Filipe J Carvalho (Illusions Director)
Performer	Wendi Peters
Performer	Bill Ward
Performer	Sam Jackson
Performer	Rose Quentin
Performer	Lewis Cope
Performer	Tommy Sim'aan

Listing:: L0938485987

Production details

Coronation Street legends Wendi Peters and Bill Ward lead an incredible ensemble in this thrilling new adaptation. Transforming the American Dream into the American Gothic, Sleepy Hollow unleashes one of the most terrifying monsters from the horror canon - the Headless Horseman.

Reviews

D. McAllister: 10Nov21:
The acting was good, the theatrics were good but you really had to concentrate to follow the story. Myself and my 16 y.o. daughter enjoyed it though and thought it was worth going to see.

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