RESIDENTS are invited to immerse the family in a medley of fairy-tale magic fun during April.
What if the wishes were granted? What if the magic were real? Beasts and breadcrumbs, wolves and witches, frogs and fairies all join the fun in a stunning new adaptation of Grimm’s most magical tales on Tuesday, April 19 at The Lights theatre in Andover.
Residents will be able to head into the woods with Hansel and Gretel, or help the little elves to make beautiful shoes, watch a slimy frog become a prince, and meet the princess who is a champion of hide-and-seek. There is plenty of fun for everyone to enjoy when this show comes to town.
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Join award winning Box Tale Soup on an adventure for children aged three and over, featuring wonderful puppets, innovative theatre and spellbinding original music.
The show has been created in co-production with the Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham.
“Their beautifully crafted micro-shows are like collector’s items,” The Stage said when reviewing the exciting show.
More family fun follows on June 1 at 2pm with a matinee performance of a not-just-for-Christmas pantomime, Alice in Wonderland – stunning scenery, toe-tapping music, colourful costumes and bucket loads of laughter as we join Alice falling down the rabbit hole.
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Tickets for both shows available to book online: www.thelights.org.uk or by calling the Box Office: 01264 368368.
You can also follow The Lights on Twitter and Facebook to find out more about all of the shows that the theatre has on offer.
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