Performance

Venue	Old Vic Theatre
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	15th October 2017
To	5th November 2017
When	Times vary, check with Box Office
Old Vic Theatre (V402)
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Date of change: 6 Oct 16 - T0449622206

The Lorax

Work:: The Lorax (S0258746697)

Production:: (T0449622206)

'I am the Lorax. I speak for the trees!' The irrepressible, big-hearted, moustachioed critter is back. Following rave reviews and an Olivier nomination for Best Entertainment and Family show, Dr. Seuss's The Lorax returns to The Old Vic stage. This dazzlingly funny, moving and inspiring show sees the go-getting Once-ler come face to face with the magical Lorax in a battle over the beloved truffula trees and the whole of Paradise Valley. Adapted for the stage by David Greig with music and lyrics by Charlie Fink, Dr. Seuss's The Lorax is a brilliant riot of eye-popping colour, gorgeous puppetry and infectious music to enchant adults and children alike.

Producer	The Old Vic
Adapted by	David Greig
Director	Max Webster
Music	Charlie Fink
Lyrics	Charlie Fink

Listing:: L1000189413

Production details

'I am the Lorax. I speak for the trees!' The irrepressible, big-hearted, moustachioed critter is back. Following rave reviews and an Olivier nomination for Best Entertainment and Family show, Dr. Seuss's The Lorax returns to The Old Vic stage. This dazzlingly funny, moving and inspiring show sees the go-getting Once-ler come face to face with the magical Lorax in a battle over the beloved truffula trees and the whole of Paradise Valley. Adapted for the stage by David Greig with music and lyrics by Charlie Fink, Dr. Seuss's The Lorax is a brilliant riot of eye-popping colour, gorgeous puppetry and infectious music to enchant adults and children alike.

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