The Snow Queen

T01432187961

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Archive :: production:T01432187961, kids show:S583871645, venue:V604
Current production:Work

Production details

When the beautiful and fearsome Snow Queen steals Kay away and takes him to her frozen kingdom, she leaves behind his sister, the brave and brilliant Gerda, who will stop at nothing to rescue her sibling. But before she can do so, the Snow Queen lodges a sliver of her magical ice into the boy's eye and heart, turning the once loving and gentle Kay cold and mean. Can Gerda, with the help of friends she meets along the way, track her brother through the magical, wintery world of the Snow Queen and melt his frozen heart before it's too late? You can expect a beautiful, festive and frosty show as we join young Gerda on the quest to save her brother from the clutches of the evil Queen. A world of snow, ice palaces and adventure awaits!

Performance

Venue	Royal Lyceum Theatre
	Other spaces: Garage Theatre
Town	Edinburgh
County	Edinburgh
From	23rd November 2023
To	31st December 2023
When	Times vary
What is currently on at Royal Lyceum Theatre (V604)

Reviews

No UKTW or User reviews available.

Company

Adapted by	Morna Young
Director	Cora Bissett
Design	Emily James
Director	Orla O'Connor (casting)
Lighting	Lizzie Powell
Music	Finn Anderson (also musical supervisor)
Sound	Finn Anderson
Musical Director	Shonagh Murray
Director	Jack Webb (movement)
Director	EmmaClaire Brightlyn (fight)
Director	Niloo-Far Khan (assistant)
Producer	Laura Clark
Performer	Claire Dargo (Beira / The Snow Queen)
Performer	Rosie Graham (Gerda)
Performer	Sebastian Lim-Seet (Kei)
Performer	Richard Conlon (Hamish)
Performer	Naomi Stirrat (Bride / Senga)
Performer	Samuel Pashby (Corbie)
Performer	Wendy Seager (Granny May / The Seer)
Performer	Antony Strachan (Grandpa Lyle)
Performer	Yana Harris (Ensemble / Understudy)
Performer	Kieran Andrew (Ensemble / Understudy)
Performer	Robin Campbell (Understudy)

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