T0570819726When street rat Aladdin frees a genie from a lamp, he finds his wishes granted. However, he soon finds that the evil Jafar has other plans for the lamp -- and for Princess Jasmine. But can Aladdin save Princess Jasmine and his love for her after she sees that he isn't quite what he appears to be? Come and join our fabulous Year 6 and Year 5 children as they perform this wonderful story through song, dance and drama. | |
| 7 Jul 22 to 9 Jul 22 | Stantonbury Theatre, Milton Keynes :: V752 listing details L354900181 |
T1708675415When street rat Aladdin frees a genie from a lamp, he finds his wishes granted. However, he soon finds that the evil Jafar has other plans for the lamp -- and for Princess Jasmine. But can Aladdin save Princess Jasmine and his love for her after she sees that he isn't quite what he appears to be? Come and join our fabulous Year 6 and Year 5 children as they perform this wonderful story through song, dance and drama.Presented bySacred Heart Catholic Primary School. | |
| 10 Jul 18 | Albany Theatre, Coventry :: V01930235589 listing details L654791278 |
T037109113Presented byEpstein Theatre. Presented byLHK Productions. Performer Kirtis Stacey (Aladdin). Performer Leanne Campbell (Slave of the Ring). Performer Michael Chapman (Widow Twanky). Performer Laura Gregory (Princess Jasmine). Performer Joe Cawley (Abanazer). Performer Amanda Harrington (guest appearance Genie). | |
| 15 Apr 14 to 21 Apr 14 | Epstein Theatre, Liverpool :: V537 listing details L1701791637 |
T0561700335This colourful tale from the Arabian Nights is set in the Middle East: a place of mystery, enchantment and strange, mythical creatures. A poor street boy falls hopelessly in love with a Royal Princess. What magic would he need just to see her again? Follow his wild and dangerous adventures as he gets caught up in excitement way beyond his control. Does the lamp still exist or is it just a dream that we each follow? Aladdin by Indigo Moon Theatre is told through Giant Shadow theatre a traditional art form, centuries old, brought into the 21st Century with original music by Haviel Perdana. Saving the best till the end... Indigo Moon Theatre will reveal their own special magic of light and shadow for families to try at home. How do they make the puppets move, grow and disappear in a flash? Find out more about this inspirational and accessible art form after the show. Running time: 50mins + Age 4+Company Indigo Moon Theatre. | |
| 11 Nov 12 | Theatre Severn, Shrewsbury :: V0465778148 listing details L1929581200 |
| 13 Oct 11 | Byre Theatre, St Andrews :: V640 listing details L01137405376 |
| 11 Oct 11 | Lemon Tree, Aberdeen :: V587 listing details L01633143 |
| 1 Jun 11 | Darlington Arts Centre, Darlington :: V563 listing details L1878202058 |
| 29 May 11 | Square Chapel Arts Centre, Halifax :: V1098014226 listing details L143033424 |
T0482614191This colourful tale from the Arabian Nights is set in the Middle East: a place of mystery, enchantment and strange, mythical creatures. Large scale contemporary Shadow Puppet theatre tells of a poor street boy who falls hopelessly in love with a Royal Princess. What magic would he need just to see her again? Follow his wild and dangerous adventures as he gets caught up in excitement way beyond his control. | |
| 19 Oct 11 to 23 Oct 11 | Little Angel Theatre, Inner London :: V209 listing details L2002384784 |
T0615333865How to tell the story of the lamp? You need a hero, a baddie and a heroine. An idle boy who has nothing at all, and a beautiful girl who has everything. Aladdin is a bit of a worry as the hero. He’s notreally what you’d call, well, brave, or handsome, or even that clever. And the Princess might be just a little spoilt. But a baddie we can do, and a Mum who takes in washing, and a King who’ll do anything for his daughter and there’s a genie and a lorry load of lamps. So let’s get on and tell the story of Aladdin and how he came to find the magical lamp! Following the success of last year’s Cinderella and their previous tales of The Snow Queen and Beauty and the Beast, writer Mike Kenny and Director Gail McIntyre have created the perfect antidote to panto for children aged 4 and above. Just be careful what you wish for!Producer West Yorkshire Playhouse. Author Mike Kenny. Director Gail McIntyre. Design Barney George. Music Ivan Stott. Sound Ivan Stott. Lighting Tim Skelly. Performer Gregory Bartlett (Aladdin). Performer Ivan Stott. Performer Simon Kerrigan. Performer Katie Matthews (Mum). Performer Jenny Fitzpatrick (Princess). Performer Rew Lowe (Genie). | |
| 3 Dec 10 to 15 Jan 11 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L01309576146 |
T1322351249Producer New Directions Youth Academy. | |
| 8 Jul 10 to 9 Jul 10 | Theatr Elli, Llanelli :: V819 listing details L58724048 |
T927902050The youngest members of the Playhouse Youth Theatre present this adaptation of the Disney classic cartoon with all their infectious enthusiasm. With colourful characters including a comic genie. and Tim Rice and Alan Menken’s upbeat music (including ‘A Whole New World’ and ‘Friend Like Me’), this promises to be an exciting and vibrant show.Company Playhouse Youth Theatre. | |
| 11 Nov 08 to 12 Nov 08 | Playhouse, Alnwick :: V1176 listing details L626254981 |
T0282156942Company Bangers and Mash Theatre. | |
| 19 Apr 08 | Arts Centre, Colchester :: V1044 listing details L01351437867 |
T0200246259Julius Stentorian Ffitch's small troupe of itinerant optimists struggle through the winter of 1905, to earn their meagre crust by attempting to recreate the exotic Orient, night after night, in makeshift theatres across the extremities of rural Britain. With only the most rudimentary theatrical equipment to help them, they rely on their own skill, imagination and charisma to see them through. This multi-layered entertainment exudes all the rough-and-ready charm of early music hall, but never skimps on transformation scenes, musical interludes and of course, women in breeches! Guaranteed to send shivers down your spine!Company Miracle Theatre Company. Performer Rosie Hughes (Mrs Isadora Ffitch as Princess Balroubadour). Performer Tom Adams (Mr Edward Carter as Mrs Gossamer Twanky). Performer Jo Bowis (Miss Julie Diamond as Aladdin). Performer Dominic Power (Mr Julius Stentorian Ffitch as the Grand Vizier). Performer Benjamin Dyson (Mr Danvers J. Twain as Abanazar). | |
| 17 Feb 06 | Dorchester Arts Centre, Dorchester :: V1068 listing details L61349820 |
And the Disappearing Princess - T1747631878Performer Frazer Hines. Performer Nick Denney. Performer David Griffin. | |
| 16 Dec 03 to 24 Jan 04 | New Theatre Royal, Lincoln :: V442 listing details L292281145 |
T273616013Down in Old Peking, not much washing is being done at Widow Twanky's Chinese Laundry. Aladdin is out in the market watching the royal procession of Princess Balroubador. It isn't long before he's met by the wicked Abanazer who makes him an offer he can't refuse - it involves a magic door, a hidden cave and a wonderful lamp. Age 5+Company Lanternfish Theatre Company. | |
| 22 Nov 03 | Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford :: V702 listing details L01308978461 |
| 15 Nov 03 | The Library Theatre, Luton :: V02027386231 listing details L01757953476 |
T0937324063A light-hearted pantomime based on one of the 'Tales of the Arabian Nights' brought to life by half-life-size rod puppets.Company Presto Puppets. | |
| 15 Nov 03 | The Radlett Centre, Radlett :: V1098 listing details L84591185 |
| 1 Nov 03 | Southport Arts Centre, Southport :: V542 listing details L681459586 |
| 5 Aug 03 | Darwen Library Theatre, Darwen :: V1588247755 listing details L01831399602 |
| 21 Dec 02 to 22 Dec 02 | Borough Theatre, Abergavenny :: V839 listing details L672114551 |
| 15 Dec 02 | Daneside Theatre, Congleton :: V469 listing details L01426611791 |
| 5 Dec 02 to 7 Dec 02 | Pomegranate Theatre, Chesterfield :: V425 listing details L1436149088 |
T698038509Scotland's only shadow puppetry company presents its colourful adaptation of Aladdin's magical adventures. When Aladdin agrees to help an evil magician retrieve a magic lamp from a dark and frightening cave little does he know how exciting his life will become.Company Jack O'Lantern. | |
| 8 Apr 03 | Carnegie Hall, Dunfermline :: V1112 listing details L01744978916 |
T140750952Come and see Aladdin performed like you've never seen it before! Aladdin is the son of a very poor family living in Baghdad. One day he meets his long lost uncle, Abanazar, and so begins an adventure full of magic, wonderful surprises and fantastic scenes. Meet three funny mice called Bibbity, Bobbity and Boo - who help Aladdin on his journey to rescue Princess Yasmin. See fantastic special effects throughout this great production. Age 7 +. Running time 1hr 30mins (including 15 min interval)Company Purves Puppets. | |
| 2 Feb 03 to 3 Feb 03 | Rosehill Theatre, Whitehaven :: V9 listing details L01372594733 |
| 17 Dec 02 to 18 Dec 02 | Hafren (formerly Theatre Hafren), Newtown :: V852 listing details L2057860650 |
T1215397834Using an ancient Middle Eastern version of the text of Aladdin, they will take your imagination on a walk to Baghdad and back. The company leaves an oily path of magical transformations, shadows, puppetry and authentic music to create something totally original, fairly naughty, and extremely slippery. Age 5-11 years.Producer BAC. Producer Cambridge Drama Centre. Company Indefinite Articles. Performer Steve Tiplady. | |
| 10 Dec 02 to 15 Dec 02 | BAC (Battersea Arts Centre), Inner London :: V168 listing details L2088910221 |
T943708690A colourful and faithful telling of the popular story from The 1001 Arabian Nights. The play is performed with beautifully painted and dressed puppets and a lively and engaging Genie, played by the puppeteer in costume and mask. It is imaginatively staged, with a lavish palace, mysterious cave and a wicked magician from Morocco...on his magic carpet.Performer Stephen Novy. Company Pekko Puppets. | |
| 20 Apr 02 | Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford :: V702 listing details L01478873739 |
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| 16 Dec 23 to 31 Dec 23 | Villa Marina and Gaiety Theatre, Douglas :: V915 listing details L1061266068 |
| 23 Dec 21 | Rainton Arena, Houghton-le-Spring :: V539071832 listing details L1007265915 |
| 22 Dec 21 to 27 Dec 21 | Brighton Centre, Brighton :: V01209127723 listing details L1250450298 |
| 19 Dec 21 | Victoria Hall, Settle :: V0405905862 listing details L64487586 |
| 18 Dec 21 to 24 Dec 21 | Cryer Arts (formerly Charles Cryer Studio Theatre), Outer London :: V293 listing details L0357670715 |
| 10 Dec 21 to 11 Dec 21 | Whitby Pavilion Theatre, Whitby :: V953 listing details L0427785644 |
| 11 Dec 20 to 12 Dec 20 | Whitby Pavilion Theatre, Whitby :: V953 listing details L069720016 |
| 25 Nov 09 to 28 Nov 09 | Warehouse Theatre, Outer London :: V304 listing details L0354958028 |
| 16 Dec 08 to 17 Dec 08 | The Albany, Outer London :: V294 listing details L304202322 |
