Performance

Venue	Castle Theatre
	Also: Studio
Town	Wellingborough
County	Northamptonshire
From	5th December 2003
To	27th December 2003
When	14:00, 19:00. Times vary, check with Box Office
Prices	From £8.00. To £8.00.
Castle Theatre (V465)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

The Emperor's New Clothes

Work:: The Emperor's New Clothes (S0816223433)

Production:: (T0633342203)

Emperor Benedict is in a pickle. He needs your help to pick the best outfit for his Christmas TV broadcast to the nation. Join in the best fashion challenge the world's ever seen and watch what goes on behind the palace doors. Find out why Empress Natasha is entering the competition in disguise and what has Princess Aubergine got up her sleeve, with help from the banished palace cat and dog Shut'it and Fetch. The Emperor's New Clothes is a modern musical comedy based on the classic fairytale by Hans Christian Andersen. With live music, colourful sets, catchy sing-a-long tunes, adorable characters and plenty of 'joiny-in bits'.

Producer

The Castle Wellingborough

Listing:: L538089876

Production details

Emperor Benedict is in a pickle. He needs your help to pick the best outfit for his Christmas TV broadcast to the nation. Join in the best fashion challenge the world's ever seen and watch what goes on behind the palace doors. Find out why Empress Natasha is entering the competition in disguise and what has Princess Aubergine got up her sleeve, with help from the banished palace cat and dog Shut'it and Fetch. The Emperor's New Clothes is a modern musical comedy based on the classic fairytale by Hans Christian Andersen. With live music, colourful sets, catchy sing-a-long tunes, adorable characters and plenty of 'joiny-in bits'.

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