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Snow White - T0474589852The family-friendly version, suitable for ages 5+, retains all the classic elements of the original Brothers Grimm tale, which has been familiar to readers for over two centuries: a jealous mother, a beautiful daughter, a magic mirror, a place of sanctuary in the woods, a poison apple, and a handsome prince.Director Liv Lorent. Design Phil Eddolls. Lighting Malcolm Rippeth. Costume Nasir Mazhar. Costume Libby El-Alfy. Music Murray Gold. | |
| 1 Nov 24 to 3 Nov 24 | Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V568 listing details L0907119665 |
Snow White: The Sacrifice - T01408179975The familiar tale is turned on its head as the audience is plunged into the tortured inner world of the Queen. Delving into the psyche of a desperate woman enslaved to her own harsh reflection, a tragic story unfolds brimming with cruelty, envy, and acts of heroism. This is a tale of a woman's dread of aging and her battle against obscurity through enacting monstrous fantasies.Director Liv Lorent. Design Phil Eddolls. Lighting Malcolm Rippeth. Costume Nasir Mazhar. Costume Libby El-Alfy. Music Murray Gold. Performer Caroline Reece (The Queen). | |
| 31 Oct 24 to 2 Nov 24 | Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V568 listing details L925317080 |
The Becoming - T0115045321Seven remarkable performers, spanning ages, pour their bottled-up dreams onto the stage. Adorned in captivating costumes crafted to elevate their movements. Years of touring disruptions fuel this raw expression of resilience and creativity, as the dancers push themselves to the limit. Experience a reworked The Becoming in a series of three intimate 70 capacity shows at balletLORENT's own studio in Newcastle's west end and witness the evolving journey of transformation first-hand. | |
| 11 Jul 24 to 13 Jul 24 | General, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V1415 listing details L1910580430 |
The Velveteen Rabbit - T0935021267The Velveteen Rabbit (How Toys Become Real) sees a nursery full of toys come to life through the magic of storytelling, music and dance. Amongst their number are a very new rabbit, a very old horse, a tin robot, a monkey with cymbals, a rag doll and an astronaut. As shared adventures lead the toy rabbit to grow closer to the young boy who sleeps and plays in the nursery, the pair discover the transformative power of love.Director Liv Lorent. Choreographer Liv Lorent. Design Nasir Mazhar. Music Murray Gold. Music Albie Crompton. Lighting Malcolm Rippeth. Performer Ben Crompton (narrator). Performer Natalie MacGillivray. Performer Gavin Coward. Performer Toby Fitzgibbons. Performer Virginia Scudeletti. Performer Berta Admetlla. Performer Montaine Ponceau. | |
| 5 Apr 24 to 6 Apr 24 | The Lilian Baylis Theatre, Inner London :: V236 listing details L0279492709 |
Rapunzel - T1177888937Best-known for her cascading hair and entrapment within a tall tower, Rapunzel's story is told by Lesley Sharp and shows the darker beauty of this classic tale - from the parents forced to give up their child and the Witch who takes her from them, to the Prince who comes to her rescue.Author Carol Ann Duffy. Music Murray Gold. | |
| 9 Feb 24 to 10 Feb 24 | Derby Theatre, Derby :: V1830193620 listing details L01508533176 |
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