Carleton's Jack Humphrey in RSC's Christmas special
CARLETON born Jack Humphrey is currently appearing at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon- Avon in its Christmas production of John…
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Magical show takes the lid off this festive classic
REVIEW - The Box of Delights, RSC, Stratford.
Source: leamingtonobserver.co.uk
The Box of Delights review – the RSC makes merry with Masefield's fantasy | Theatre
This is a well-crafted, brilliantly acted version of John Masefield’s classic novel about an orphan who travels through time
Source: theguardian.com
The Box of Delights at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre – review
The stage adaptation of the beloved children’s novel runs at the RSC until 7 January
Source: whatsonstage.com
More noisy than enchanting... and not a villain in sight: LIBBY PURVES reviews Hex
LIBBY PURVES: Everyones got mental health issues in Hex, which is the Sleeping Beauty story extended to the troublesome folk-tale aftermath, for the National Theatres Christmas show.
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The Nutcracker review – modernised magic
The final production from outgoing artistic director Tom Morris draws fresh weirdness from ETA Hoffmann’s source story
Source: theguardian.com
The Nutcracker set to bring Christmas alive at Bristol Old Vic
Outgoing artistic director Tom Morris has written a brand new adaptation of the festive fairy tale
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Gulliver's Travels at the Unicorn Theatre
If its creatives trimmed the text and effects slightly, this strong and promising show would actually pack more punch.
Source: londontheatre1.com
Gulliver's Travels review – bedroom voyage to the world of Jonathan Swift | Theatre
Bewitching video and ingenious sets combine in a staging that turns the 18th-century adventure into an escape for a troubled student
Source: theguardian.com
Gulliver's Travels at the Unicorn Theatre – review
The production continues at the east London venue until 16 April
Source: whatsonstage.com