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NS Archive 2019: The Snow Queen

Sat 30 Nov 2019 – Sat 4 Jan 2020

Hans Christian Andersen’s classic fable is thrillingly reimagined in this spellbinding new production from the same team that brought you A Christmas Carol, James and the Giant Peach and Alice in Wonderland. 

When her best friend Kai disappears, the young and gutsy Gerda is sure that he has been taken by the mysterious Snow Queen. Determined to rescue her friend, she embarks on a courageous quest all alone into the icy unknown. But can Gerda rescue Kai in time to stop the Snow Queen’s plan to keep the world in eternal winter. 

A thrilling festive frozen fairy tale for the whole family that you won’t want to miss this Christmas. 

 

Credits

Cast 

Jeremy Bradfield – Dad

Elizabeth Carter – Snow Queen

Craig Fairbairn – Mr Kelpine

Gregor Mackay – Kai

Paula Penman – Elsie Orr

Dr G Hannahbiel Sanders – Liletta

Lauren Waine – Gerda

 

Ensemble 

Ryan Barker, Rachel Beck, James Hardy, Caitlin Haswell, Izzy Ions, Becca Nesham, Alexandra Pearson

Creative Team

Mark Calvert – Director

Laura Lindow – Writer

Rhys Jarman – Set and costume designer

Jeremy Bradfield – Composer and Musical Director

Hannahbiell Sanders – Associate Musical Director

Martin Hylton – Movement Director

Sam Vivash – Lighting Designer

Nick John Williams – Sound Designer

Karen Traynor – Assistant Director

 

STAGE MANAGEMENT 

Colin Holman – Company Manager

Chloe Ribbens – Stage Manager

Nichola Reilly – Deputy Stage Manager

Nicola Morris – Assistant Stage Manager

Reviews

Reviews

★★★★ “a quirky, fantasy landscape” – A Younger Theatre

“fast, furious and inventive” – The Reviews Hub

“engaging and spectacular” – North East Theatre Guide

“performed with charm, wittily scripted and beautifully designed” – The Stage