Performance

Venue	Oxford Playhouse
Town	Oxford
County	Oxfordshire
From	5th December 2014
To	18th January 2015
When	Times vary, check with Box Office
Prices	From £14.50. To £25.50.
Oxford Playhouse (V803)
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Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 27 Feb 14 - T01472980070

Beauty and the Beast

Work:: Beauty and the Beast (S5906)

Prince Handsome upsets a witch and is turned into The Beast, a spell only to be undone by true love. Belle is trapped in the Beast's castle after her father makes a deal to escape and eventually falls for "the inner man" and releases the Beast from his spell.

Production:: (T01472980070)

Beauty and her Beast are set for a magical, musical adventure in Oxford next Christmas. But can Beauty break Beast's curse and secure a rosy happy ever after? Enjoy a superb cast of your favourite characters, sing-a-long songs, stunning dancing, slapstick silliness and lots of chances to join in. It's going to be the perfect festive entertainment.

Producer	Oxford Playhouse
Author	Peter Duncan
Director	Peter Duncan
Performer	Leon Craig (Dame Joleena Jolly Chops)
Performer	Sammy Andrews (Beauty)
Performer	Alan Vicary (Beast)
Performer	Michael Pickering (Prince George)
Performer	Helena Raeburn (Fairy Sponge)
Performer	Dave Bibby (Jolly Jack)
Performer	Kate McWilliam (Tumbletoes)

Listing:: L0579077475

Current production:Work

Production details

Beauty and her Beast are set for a magical, musical adventure in Oxford next Christmas. But can Beauty break Beast's curse and secure a rosy happy ever after? Enjoy a superb cast of your favourite characters, sing-a-long songs, stunning dancing, slapstick silliness and lots of chances to join in. It's going to be the perfect festive entertainment.

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Special Performances

28 Dec 14 Sign Interpreted
3 Jan 15 Open Captioned (STAGETEXT)
10 Jan 15 Audio Described
11 Jan 15 Audio Described

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