Grimms - The Final Chapter

Synopsis

Green for Horla. Enter a world of horror, mystery and fun where all the manner of strange characters tell a tale or two. Savour the tales of the infamous Russian witch Baba Yaga, the beautiful but wicked Polish Lady Balladine, Vasily the Ukrainian bride stealing vampire and Snow White and The Seven Puppets - Horla’s own version of the German classic. From closer to home come the utterly silly Singing Po and the Hitchcock Tale, a dark horror.

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87.66.74.204) - 14 December 2006:

I went to see the piece in wimbledon on the 13the dec. And i was pleasantly supprised. It was in a small venue and there where about 20 people of all ages in the tiny "new wimbledon studio". People on the front row seats sat almost on the stage and in the action so it was a very intimate and personal experience. It might be a good idea for parents of young children to prepeare them for this, so that they understand it is only makebelieve. Because althoug there is no real gore or blood and most of the stories are told as a humorous fairytale, a lot of people die in these tales. After the first death one of the youngest children got so overwelmed by it all that she started crying seeming to think that it was all happening for real. From what i could see the rest of the children and audience enjoyed themself though. ...

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