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The Snowman

The Lowry, Salford
From: Tuesday, 22nd November 2011
To: Saturday, 26 November 2011

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Synopsis

When a young boy's snowman comes to life on Christmas Eve, the two set off on a night-time quest for adventure. On their travels they meet dancing penguins, reindeer and naturally, Father Christmas. Watch spellbound as the Snowman flies through the night sky above you, before escaping the clutches of the evil Jack Frost to return home for Christmas morning.

Our Review: starstarstarstarstar

24 November 2011

Given that Birmingham Repertory Theatre Company’s production of The Snowman has been touring the UK and beyond since 1993, it should be no surprise that it is a show capable of melting even the coldest of hearts.

Yet witnessing the show and experiencing its magic IS a surprise, as its charm proves totally irresistible to young children and adults alike.

For those few unfamiliar with Raymond Briggs’ original book, The Snowman tells the timeless tale of a young boy who builds a magical Snowman on Christmas Eve. When the Snowman comes to life, together they go "Walking in the Air" over land and sea to meet Father Christmas in one wonder-filled night.

Faithful to the original, the heart-breaking ending is the same in this production as it is in the book, and, as the boy (played by the adorable Lewis Coppen) awakes the next morning to a hat-topped pile of slush wher...

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Latest User Review

Ian Rowlands - 24 November 2011: starstarstarstarstar

My wife, daughter (3) and I were spellbound throughout the show, superb choreography, music, tempo and lighting/stage effects, a real must-see this Christmas (2011 November 23rd)...

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Creative

Raymond Briggs (Book)
Howard Blake (Music)
Howard Blake (Lyrics)
Birmingham Repertory Theatre Company (Producer)
Robert North (Choreographer)
Bill Alexander (Director)
Ruari Murchison (Design)
Tim Mitchell (Lighting)


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