T375527885Gerda works in her grandmother's busy flower shop in the centre of town where, for as long as she can remember, the roses are delivered every morning by her friend, one of the town's young men, Kai. One night an unexpected cold wind blows across the land, and when the windows of the town begin to freeze over grandmother fears the worst - the Snow Queen has returned. When Kai doesn't arrive at the shop next morning Gerda becomes worried for her friend, and so she sets off on a long journey to find him, travelling across distant lands in search of a palace that legend says sits amongst the snowy, frozen peaks of Finnmark. Join Gerda on her quest in Paul Boyd's new musical adventure, a glittering spectacular for all ages adapted from Hans Christian Andersen's much-loved tale of courage, adventure, and friendship.Author Paul Boyd. | |
| 25 Nov 22 to 31 Dec 22 | Lyric Theatre, Belfast :: V552 listing details L0426079108 |
T0251633957"Small changes make a big difference, and young voices speak the loudest truth" Lumi gazes up at the stars and worries about the world. The adults don't seem to have noticed that the seasons aren't behaving, or that it hasn't snowed for years. This is an emergency! So, it's time to take the issue straight to the top (of the world) and find the Snow Queen she has heard so much about... On the long journey ahead she'll meet a host of fabulous new friends - from an overworked elf, to a pompous polar bear - as she learns that small changes make a big difference! But first she is determined to make it SNOW!Company Wrongsemble. | |
| 4 Dec 21 to 31 Dec 21 | The Albany, Outer London :: V294 listing details L01887245182 |
T1380580950When Kay is abducted to the Snow Queen's frozen palace, his best friend Gerda sets out to rescue him... but will she reach the Snow Queen before it's too late? Anton Benson Productions are proud to present a magical new adaptation of the timeless Hans Christian Andersen story that inspired Frozen, brought to life by an ensemble of actor-musicians, illusion and puppetry.Book by Hans Christian Anderson. Producer Anton Benson Productions. Adapted by Robert Marsden. Director Kirstie Davis. Design Laua Booth. | |
| 26 Oct 19 | Pavilion Theatre, Rhyl :: V813 listing details L0839747127 |
T01866602830This winter get ready to be blown away by the brand new musical, The Snow Queen, a captivating story of family, friendship and the triumph of love over evil. Wrap up warm as we join Gerda for an epic adventure, as she battles the elements, makes friends with some whacky characters and saves her brother from the evil Snow Queen. Smoke will be used during this performance along with possible use of strobes and pyrotechnics. Suitable for all ages, however some scenes may considered scary for the younger audience.Presented byAsh Productions Live Ltd. | |
| 8 Nov 14 | The Mill Arts Centre (formerly The Mill), Banbury :: V794 listing details L01815626268 |
T01783929365This town used to be full of children. It was like bottled sun. Then something went wrong - and Kay has changed; he’s become arithmetical, anti-girl, awkward and argumentative. Is it because he is a teenager, or is it something more sinister? Then one night Kay vanishes... His best friend Gerda enlists Granny Snow to help her find him. Armed only with her red kicking boots, some pots of honey and some geriatric magic, their perilous journey carries them down an ice-packed river, among flowers more dangerous than a Venus fly-trap, a kidnapping by an awesomely-terrifying robber girl, some frenzied media attention, talking reindeer and a lot of snow, as they pursue the terrifying Professor Storm and her ice warrior students. If Gerda and Granny Snow want to rescue Kay they must follow The Northern Lights that lead them to The Ice Palace itself, where The Snow Queen lives on her Ice Mirror of Reason, and Kay is turning bluer and colder.Corporate Sponsor Mercer. Company Chichester Festival Youth Theatre. Book by Bryony Lavery (based on the book by Hans Christian Andersen). Music Jason Carr. Lyrics Jason Carr. Director Dale Rooks. Director Abigail Graham. Design Simon Higlett. Costume Amy Jackson. Lighting James Whitside. Sound Jonathan Suffolk. Choreographer Imogen Knight. Musical Director Jenny Gould. | |
| 16 Dec 09 to 31 Dec 09 | Chichester Festival Theatre, Chichester :: V719 listing details L823331282 |
T0330382565When Gerda and Kay’s mother passes away, Gerda knows that she must now care for her little sister. On that cold winter’s night, Kay sees a beautiful woman dancing in the snow outside their bedroom window. Is her mother calling her to come and dance with her in the moonlight? Early next morning, Gerda wakes to find Kay gone and so begins her magical journey of self-discovery and adventure as she searches for her sister... The Snow Queen is an enchanting tale and Act Two are proud to be presenting the premier of this beautiful adaptation - the perfect magical Christmas treat for all the family.Company Act Two (Yvonne Arnaud Youth Theatre). Author Jenifer Toksvig (words). Music Alexander Rudd. Director Julia Black. Musical Director David Perkins. | |
| 3 Dec 09 to 5 Dec 09 | Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford :: V702 listing details L1633929666 |
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| 10 Nov 01 | Hazlitt Theatre, Maidstone :: V683 listing details L01523948083 |
| 3 Mar 00 to 4 Mar 00 | The Wightman, Shrewsbury :: V106 listing details L1413725695 |
