REVIEW: The War of the Worlds at Newcastle Northern Stage

A Great Start To The Year For Northern Stage

The War of the Worlds ★★★★

Newcastle Northern Stage

Until Saturday 10^th February 2018

Writer: Laura Lindow

Director: Elayce Ismail

It is 1898. Newcastle. And the Martians have landed and they are not as friendly as ET was. A cast of four beautifully illustrate the trail of destruction as HG Wells’ novel is brought to the stage. This is stripped down sci-fi at its best.

1898 was the year HG Wells tale of the arrival of visitors from neighbouring Mars first appeared in hardback. Victorian England was undergoing a seismic change in technology as the steam train improved communications on a scale that wouldn’t be repeated until Tim Berners Lee put the letters “www” into common language. They assumed they were at the cutting edge and with that came the arrogance that would see bridges collapse and boats sink to the bottom of the oceans. 

Of course such arrogance has stayed with each generation and hence space travel has resulted in the deaths of a number of astronauts and other reliance on car safety technology leads to many deaths on the highway. It is this cost of progress that HG Wells discussed in a book that was way ahead of its time. Laura Lindow’s adaptation paints a bleak picture as man tries to cope with the new visitors. This is much better than the fairly recent Tom Cruise movie.

This production does not rely on gimmicks and fancy stunts, rather it uses the stage craft of 4 talented young actors to carefully describe and create the situation. Though initially appearing as ghosts that are here to warn us of actions, they quickly move back in time. Jack Lloyd is Phillip Ridley – a man who is into inventions and hence he finds himself at a friend’s house in Alnmouth, looking through the telescope at the sky as the invaders land. 

Luke Maddison appears as Barker, the owner of the telescope who leads the welcome party on the beach when the cylindrical craft lands. Charlotte Ryder is Ridley’s wife Jill, a lady who met him at science lectures but is now relegated  to a subservient housewife. The team is completed by Lauren Waine as Mo, and like Luke Maddison, filling in with other characters as the story dictates. 

The team, in Victorian costume, held the sell-out Stage 3 crowd in their grip as the tale moved south to Newcastle, Corbridge and eventually Gateshead. This is 1898 after all and so movement did not have the luxury of cars and long distance travel. Light hearted moments crop up on their travels, though the tone of the tale is often more purposeful action rather than a frivolous comedy. Laura Lindow has gone back to the source material to create a script with has a personal feel to it. The cast, under the direction of Elayce Ismail, are able to confidently entertain the audience.

Surrounding the audience is a sound design that cleverly helps to immerse one in the action, especially as the Martians attack. Mariam Rezai has composed a soundscape that conveys the fear and failure of man’s initial attempt to thwart the oncoming invasion force.

The young cast did a cracking job of storytelling and acting throughout the 70 minute show. The intimate surroundings of stage 3 adding to the atmosphere. Whilst the Northern Stage run has now sold out, it would be worthwhile trying to catch it as it tours across the region.

Review: Stephen Oliver

Photo credit: Topher McGrillis  

Touring

Northern Stage's production of H.G. Wells' The War of The Worlds is touring the North East in February 2018, following it's World Premiere here at Northern Stage 31 Jan - 10 Feb.

DATE	VENUE	BOOK	TIME
Tue 13 Feb	Dynamix Skatepark, Gateshead	northernstage.co.uk	7pm
Thu 15 Feb	Kirknewton Village Hall	01890 850285 or 01668 282 406	7:30pm
Fri 16 Feb	The Witham, Barnard Castle	thewitham.org.uk	7:30pm
Sat 17 Feb	Shilbottle Community Hall	shilbottlecommunityhall.com	7pm
Thu 22 Feb	Phoenix Theatre, Blyth	thephoenixtheatre.org.uk	7:30pm
Sat 24 Feb	Watson Institute, Castle Carrock	highlightsnorth.co.uk	8pm

Preview: Brennan Reece at South Shields Customs House

SOUTH TYNESIDE COMEDY FESTIVAL 2018:

BRENNAN REECE ADDED TO BILL

Brennan Reece – Evermore

South Shields Customs House

Saturday 28^th July 2018

A second act has been confirmed for the South Tyneside Comedy Festival 2018.

English Comedian of the Year Brennan Reece brings his latest live show, Evermore, to The Customs House on Saturday, July 28, at 7pm.

His first UK tour sold out and his second had to be extended due to popular demand, having received rave reviews at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival last year. Brennan was nominated for Best Newcomer at the Edinburgh Comedy Awards 2016 and was runner-up in the BBC New Comedy Award in 2014.

He has also appeared on Top Gear – Extra Gear on the BBC and is the voice of ITV2’s new reality show, Survival of the Fittest, which airs in February and comes from the makers of hit dating reality show Love Island.

Jason Cook, director of the South Tyneside Comedy Festival, said: “I’m really happy to announce that Brennan Reece is joining us for this year’s festival.  He's been to the regular Jason Cook’s Comedy Club a couple of times and went down a storm at last year's Laffs4Kids at Newcastle City Hall, so he is gaining huge popularity in the north east.  He is exactly the kind of comic I like, a hilarious storyteller and it's going to be a pleasure to have him. He's got some huge projects coming up this year, so I'd buy tickets now before the bandwagon jumpers snap them all up!”

Brennan has supported Joe Lycett, Nick Offerman and most recently, Rob Brydon, on tour and has gigged all over the world, including a sell-out run at Fringe World Australia, for which he received a Best Show nomination.

He also joined Chris Ramsey and Friends at The Customs House in November last year. Having acted from the age of four, he has also appeared on TV in Skins (Channel 4), Soulboy (BBC Films), The Johnny and Inel Show (CBBC), Leaving (ITV), Marvellous (BBC) and tread the boards in Four Little Beats (The Old Vic) and Quadrophenia (UK tour). He won talent contest Don’t Stop Me Now on Sky One in 2012.

The South Tyneside Comedy Festival returns for a third year from Friday, July 27, to Sunday, August 5, 2018. More than 120 tickets have already been sold for the first act announced, Carl Hutchinson, who takes to the stage at 5pm on Sunday, July 29, with his show, I Know I Shouldn’t Behave Like This, taking his unique adolescent approach to grown-up issues.

Tickets:

Tickets for Brennan Reece are priced from £7 and tickets for Carl Hutchinson are priced from £8. Contact the box office on (0191) 454 1234 or book online at www.customshouse.co.uk.

For updates on the South Tyneside Comedy Festival 2018, join the mailing list at www.southtynesidecomedyfestival.co.uk. 

Preview: Alphabetti Theatre Launch Their Spring 2018 Season

Alphabetti Theatre Launch Their Spring 2018 Season

Alphabetti Theatre is back and ready to take over the world in 2018! Kicking things off with a season launch on Friday 2^nd February, the gang, spearheaded by Artistic Director Ali Pritchard and beloved theatre dog Rex, are set to take on a whole host of theatre, music, comedy and more this spring.

This season welcomes back Alphabetti regulars such as Hodes and Stone with their bechdel-approved comedy nights, Bonnie & The Bonnettes with a queertastic cabaret and Write On Tap with their production Bankers, previously presented in its early stages at the old basement venue. CaroleW Productions returns in April to present two high quality productions: Hopeless by award-winning spoken word artist Leyla Josephine and interactive piece, Tiger, by Teuchter Company.

As well as familiar faces from the region, there will be plenty of new blood as exciting talent from around the country makes a visit to Alphabetti Theatre. London-based Fuel Theatre are sending two incredible productions, So Many Reasons created & performed by Racheal Ofori this February and This Restless State by Danielle Pearson in April. Jamal Harewood from Brighton brings his participatory-led show Privileged. And Manchester-based duo Me Me Me Theatre bring their sci-fi theatre party, Clonely, to the theatre this March.

Alphabetti do of course have something a little bit special to offer this season, in the form of a dramatic reading of new book Keeping Time written by none other than Mr Pritchard himself! This fantastical story, aimed at ages 8 and above, combines magic, deceit and clocks with a live musical score.

Spring 2018 also offers more opportunities to get involved than ever before! From singing and performing as part of Beccy Owen’s pop-up choir ‘A Capella Pleasures’, to monthly spoken word/poetry workshops with Apples & Snakes and to learning stand-up comedy with John Scott, with the chance to support him on tour, there really is a bit of something for everyone!

As ever, all productions are £10 or under with plenty of them Pay What You Feel making great theatre and art accessible to everyone.

Join us this Friday as Artistic Director Ali Pritchard takes to the stage to outline the season ahead and to celebrate the launch with some dancing and merriment!

Tickets: https://www.alphabettitheatre.co.uk/whats-on-menu/coming-up

Event Details:

Season Launch / How To Take Over The World Party

When: Friday 2nd February 2018

Start: 7.30pm

Tickets: Free

Age Recommendation: 16+

We've spent January planning and editing so now it's time for us to start our new season…and to celebrate our inevitable world takeover!

Write Faster – Alphabetti Theatre

When: Saturday 3rd February 2018

Writing & Performance Begins: 7.30pm

Tickets: Pay What You Feel

Age Recommendation: 16+

See a brand new play written and performed live before your very eyes. It’s live writing. It’s ridiculous. It could be pants! (That’s why you pay at the end)

We Have Something To Say – Twisting Ducks & Gateshead People

When: Tuesday 6th February 2018

Show begins: 7.30pm

Tickets: Pay What You Feel

Age recommendation: 12+

An evening of poetry and spoken word from the dynamic voices of people with learning disabilities and autism, sharing their perspective on life sometimes not often heard.

Alphabetti Jam – Alphabetti Theatre

When: Wednesday 7th February, Wednesday 7^th March, Wednesday 4^th April

Begins: 7.30pm

Tickets: FREE

Age Recommendation: 14+

An opportunity for anyone to perform whatever they want – tell a joke, do a sketch, sing a song.

Jurassic Park – FILM NITE

When: Thursday 8th February 2018

Show Begins: 7.30pm

Tickets: £5

Age Recommendation: 16+

What would ‘Jurassic Park’ (1993) look like chewed up and spat out by comedians, theatremakers, writers and musicians? We’ve stuck beloved classic ‘Jurassic Park’ into an enclosure with our artists. Come and see the glorious results of their mauling!

A Seventh Comedy Night That Passes The Bechdel Test - Hodes & Stone

When: Friday 9th February 2018

Show begins: 7.30pm

Tickets: £5

Age recommendation: 16+

Join Hodes & Stone as they kick off 2018 with a special birthday edition of their comedy show, containing more comedy and camaraderie than you can shake a stick at.

Salvage Co. Pop-up Shop

When: Saturday 10th February, Saturday 17^th March, Saturday 14^th April

Times: 11.00am – 4.00pm in the Alphabetti Bar

Tickets: FREE

Once a month Salvage Co. will host a pop-up shop in the bar, where you can browse the rails for unique items, drink amazing beer, eat tasty food and play a few rounds of darts.

Tandem Sounds - Niall and Pals

When: Saturday 10th February 2018

Doors open: 8.00pm – 1.00am

Tickets: £4 online advance / £6 on the door

Age restriction: 18+

Transforming the theatre to a bass-driven underground venue, Tandem Sounds brings a variety of world, funk, drum n bass and reggae from DJ's of all rhythms and sizes.

It’s No Job For A Nice Jewish Girl - Time2Shine Productions

When: Tuesday 13th February 2018

Show begins: 7.30pm

Tickets: £8 Full Price / £6.50 Concession (Student, OAP, Artist, Unwaged)

Age recommendation: 16+

Award-winning, solo stand-up comedy show exploring the drive to fit in, with a bit about being a pop star.

So Many Reasons - Fuel & Camden People’s Theatre, created & performed by Racheal Ofori

When: Wednesday 14th – Friday 16th February 2018

Show Begins: 7.30pm on Wednesday and then 9.30pm Thursday and Friday

Tickets: Pay What You Feel

Age Recommendation: 14+

So Many Reasons is a story about the unique influence our mothers have on how we understand the world, from the perspective of a first generation British Ghanaian woman.

Bankers by Ben Dickenson, Stuart Henderson, Jo McCullock & Kim Spence - Write on Tap

When: Thursday 15th & Friday 16th February 2018

Show Begins: 7.30pm

Tickets: Pay What You Feel

Age Recommendation: 16+

Write on Tap invite you to join us for a night of new writing that examines the increasing use of food banks and the banking crisis of 2008.

Scratch Tyne - Apples & Snakes

When: Saturday 17th February, Saturday 17th March & Saturday 21st April 2018

Times: 12.00pm - 3.00pm

Tickets: FREE (no booking required)

Scratch Tyne is a performance-based poetry & spoken word workshop which runs once a month open to all.

Strictly Smokin' Big Band feat. Paul Booth

When: Saturday 17th February 2018

Show Begins: 8.00pm

Tickets: £10

Age Recommendation: 18+

Strictly Smokin’ are incredibly excited to welcome international saxophonist Paul Booth to guest with the band.

Let Us Make It Up To You - Open Heart Theatre

When: Tuesday 20th February, Thursday 29^th March, Friday 6^th April

Show begins: 8.00pm

Tickets: £6 Full Price / £4 Concession (Student, OAP, Artist, Unwaged)

Age recommendation: 16+

Open Heart Theatre presents quality improvised comedy from the North East and beyond. Sketches, scenes, stories and songs invented on the spot to make you laugh.

The Cult of Dave – Dave Alnwick

When: Wednesday 21st - Friday 23rd February 2018

Show Begins: 7.30pm

Tickets: £7 Full Price / £5 Concession (Student, OAP, Artist, Unwaged)

Age recommendation: 15+

After five Sell-out Edinburgh Fringe runs, three National Tours and one TV special Magician Dave Alnwick brings his hit Magic Show "The Cult of Dave" back to his home city.

4 1 Night Only - The Suggestibles School of Improv

When: Saturday 24th February 2018

Show begins: 8.30pm

Tickets: £5 Full Price / £4 Concession (Student, OAP, Artist, Unwaged)

Age Recommendation: 18+

The Suggestibles' Ian McLaughlin and Bev Fox together with a new ensemble take inspiration from you and yours to boldly go where no one has gone before and promise to never go again... 4 1 night only.

BUSY (Work in progress) - The Six Twenty

When: Saturday 3rd March 2018

Show begins: 6.30pm in Alphabetti's Rehearsal Room space

Tickets: Pay What You Feel

Age recommendation: 14+

BUSY takes a darkly comic look at our addiction to being busy and our endless battle with wanting to do more. This is a work-in-progress sharing of a new idea taking place in Alphabetti Theatre’s new Rehearsal Room space.

Studio SPECULO - SPECULO Entertainment

When: Saturday 3rd March 2018

Begins: 8.00pm - 1.00am

Tickets: £9 Full Price / £7 Concession (Student, OAP, Artist, Unwaged) ****Get £2 off your first drink if dressed up Studio 54 style****

Age restriction: 18+

Shake it up and delve into the world of SPECULO with Studio 54 opulence for an immersive evening full of glitter, mirror balls, music and mayhem, topped with internationally acclaimed circus acts.

Let's meet in the middle... - Newcastle City Council's Art Team

When: Thursday 8th - Saturday 10th March 2018

Times: Open 11am - 11pm each day with various events throughout

Let’s meet in the middle… showcases the work of artists and communities from across Newcastle produced as part of Newcastle Art Team’s 2017/18 artist-in-residence and arts connect programmes.

Fancy being a Stand up Workshop with John Scott - Last Kid Picked

When: Saturday 10th March 2018

Workshop begins: 1.00pm – 4.00pm

Tickets: £10 -

Age Recommendation: 16+

An intensive 3 hour workshop with John Scott covering gag writing, storytelling and creating a set plus the opportunity to support him on tour.

"A CAPPELLA PLEASURES" - Beccy Owen's Pop-Up Choirs and Alphabetti Theatre

When: Weekly workshops 6.00pm - Monday 12th March, Monday 19th March, Monday 26th March, Monday 9th April, Monday 16th April, Monday 23rd April, Monday 30th April, Monday 7th May, Monday 14th May

One off Showcase performance: Thursday 24th May, 7.30pm Alphabetti Theatre

Tickets: £65 Full price, £45 Concessions includes all nine sessions and a free ticket to the showcase for the participant.

Age Recommendation: 10 years+ (under 16's must be accompanied by an adult)

Join us for a 10-week, unaccompanied group-singing experience, exploring various musical styles and genres with the chance to perform.

Write Something Showcase - Alphabetti Theatre

When: Tuesday 13th March 2018

Show begins: 7.30pm

Tickets: Pay What you Feel

Age Recommendation: 14+

See up to 15 new plays in an evening of rehearsed readings from plays developed over The Write Something Workshops for the previous six weeks.

Clonely - Me Me Me Theatre

When: Wednesday 14th & Thursday 15th March 2018

Show begins: 7.30pm

Tickets: £7 Full Price / £5 Concession (Student, OAP, Artist, Unwaged)

Age recommendation: 16+

Clonely is a nonsense existential sci-fi party, a blend of theatre, comedy and sci-fi with DIY props. Expect tin foil, awkward docking scenes and a scorpion from the abyss. Are you scared of dying aclone?

Curious Festival Fundraiser – A Gender Bending Cabaret - Curious Arts

When: Friday 16th March 2018

Show begins: 8.00pm with afterparty 'til midnight!

Tickets: £10

Age recommendation: 16+

Curious Arts launches its 2018 programme with a gender bending dragtastic bang. An eye opening, rib tickling night of dance, comedy and cabaret.

Coas Mar – Alabaster DePlume & Yuppies Music

When: Tuesday 20th March 2018

Show Begins: 7.30pm

Tickets: £8 Full Price / £6 Concession (Student, OAP, Artist, Unwaged)

Age Recommendation: 16+

A ruthlessly creative approach to experimental pop music delivering eastern-influenced anthems, under spoken elements that attempt to challenge and address divisive rhetoric recently prevalent in society.

Delusions by John Scott – Last Kid Picked Theatre Co.

When: Wednesday 21st - Friday 23rd March 2018

Show begins: 9.00pm

Tickets: Full Price £6 / Concession £4 (Student, OAP, Artist, Unwaged)

Age recommendation: 16+

Fresh from a sold out run at The Edinburgh Festival. Misdiagnosed with schizophrenia aged 24. Correctly diagnosed with Bipolar disorder aged 32. This is a stand-up comedy show about those years.

The Often Herd EP Launch

When: Wednesday 28th March 2018

Music begins: 7.30pm

Tickets: £8 Full Price / £5 Concession (Student, OAP, Artist, Unwaged)

Age recommendation: 16+

Join this acclaimed, young bluegrass band (formerly the Kentucky Cow Tippers) for their debut EP launch party.

An Eighth Comedy Night That Passes The Bechdel Test - Hodes & Stone

When: Friday 30th March 2018

Show begins: 7.30pm

Tickets: £5

Age recommendation: 16+

Comedy partners-in-crime Hodes & Stone present the March edition of their hit show. Sit down and watch stand ups for the bargain price of a fiver.

Alphabetti Soup – Alphabetti Theatre

When: Saturday 31st March 2018

Show begins: 7.30pm

Tickets: £8 Full Price / £6 Concession (Student, OAP, Artist, Unwaged) Free soup for first 50 people!

Age Recommendation: 16+

A dash of comedy, a sumptuous smattering of original theatre, some fresh slam poetry and finish off with a garnish of live music. Newcastle-based band Aether will be headlining.

Keeping Time by Ali Pritchard – Alphabetti Theatre

When: Tuesday 3rd – Saturday 7th April 2018

Show begins: 6.30pm

Tickets: £7 Full Price / £5 (Student, OAP, Artist, Unwaged)

Age recommendation: 8+

A dramatic reading of a new book written by Ali Pritchard. Brought to life by the award winning creative team of “Walter” and “Bacon Knees and Sausage Fingers”.

Hopeless by Leyla Josephine – CaroleW Productions

When: Tuesday 10th - Friday 13th April 2018

Show begins: 7.30pm

Tickets: Tuesday: Pay What You Feel

Wednesday - Friday: £8 Full Price / £6 Concession (Student, OAP, Artist, Unwaged)

Age recommendation: 14+

Award-winning spoken word artist, Leyla Josephine, is taking audiences on a journey through the apathetic attitudes of millennials. Expect a fiery collision of theatre and spoken word all tied together with a powerhouse performance

Tiger by Teuchter Company – CaroleW Productions

When: Tuesday 10th - Friday 13th April 2018

Show begins: 9.00pm

Tickets: Tuesday: Pay What You Feel

Wednesday to Friday: £8 Full Price / £6 Concession (Student, OAP, Artist, Unwaged)

Age recommendation: 16+

A bold, genre-stretching piece of interactive spoken word theatre, inspired by computer games, David Lynch movies and Highland folk tales.

This Restless State by Danielle Pearson – Fuel Theatre

When: Tuesday 17th - Friday 20th April 2018

Show begins: 7.30pm

Tickets: Pay What You Feel

Age recommendation: 14+

Combining intimate storytelling with evocative sound, this one-man show takes its audience across our continent’s past, present and future with a story of family, nationhood, conflict and love.

The BonBons Cabaret – Bonnie & The Bonnettes

When: Saturday 21st April 2018

Show begins: 7.30pm

Tickets: £7 Full Price / £5 Concession (Student, OAP, Artist, Unwaged)

Age Recommendation: 16+

The BonBons Cabaret is an evening hosted by Bonnie and The Bonnettes. Its mission is to facilitate safe platforms for experimental, queer, and alternative performance work in the North East.

Alphabetti Soup - Alphabetti Theatre

When: Saturday 28th April 2018

Show begins: 7.30pm

Tickets: £8 Full Price / £6 Concession (Student, OAP, Artist, Unwaged) Free soup for first 50 people!

Age Recommendation: 16+

A dash of comedy, a sumptuous smattering of original theatre, some fresh slam poetry and finish off with a garnish of live music. Hosted by the incredible dog REX (if he can be bothered to get off his sofa) and his annoying human Ali!

Preview: Shrek The Musical at Sunderland Empire

SHREK THE MUSICAL TAKES OGRE

SUNDERLAND EMPIRE!

Shrek The Musical

Sunderland Empire

Until Sunday 11^th February 2018

Believe all ‘ogre’ again! The UK and Ireland tour of SHREK THE MUSICAL^® has taken ‘ogre’ Sunderland Empire until 11 February 2018.

Leading the cast as beloved swamp-dwelling ogre ‘Shrek’ is Steffan Harri, having previously starred in the original UK tour of SHREK THE MUSICAL^®, and Call the Midwife star Laura Main who plays ‘Princess Fiona’ Sunderland and selected venues*. Marcus Ayton stars as Shrek’s wisecracking sidekick ‘Donkey’ and Samuel Holmes as pint-sized villain ‘Lord Farquaad’.

Join our unlikely hero Shrek and his loyal steed Donkey as they embark on a quest to rescue Princess Fiona from a fire-breathing, love-sick dragon. Add the diminutive Lord Farquaad, a gang of fairytale misfits and a biscuit with attitude, and you’ve got the biggest, brightest musical comedy around! Featuring all new songs as well as cult Shrek anthem I’m a Believer, SHREK THE MUSICAL brings over 100 much-loved fairytale characters, plus a 14-foot dragon, to life in an all-singing, all-dancing extravaganza.

SHREK THE MUSICAL is directed by Nigel Harman, having made his directorial debut on the first ever tour.  Since then Nigel has gone on to direct Lunch & The Bow of Ulysses (Trafalgar Studios) and will direct Kelsey Grammer in Big Fish The Musical (The Other Palace) later this year. Best known for his stage and television work, Nigel originated the role of Lord Farquaad in the West End, winning the Olivier Award for Best Performance in a Supporting Role in a Musical.

SHREK THE MUSICAL^® is based on the story and characters from William Steig’s book Shrek! and the Oscar®-winning DreamWorks Animations feature film. Originally directed in the West End by Jason Moore and Rob Ashford, the production has book and lyrics by David Lindsay-Abaire, music by Jeanine Tesori with multi award-winning set and costume design by Tim Hatley.

The full company of fairy-tale characters includes Adam Baker, Ethan Bradshaw, Michael Carolan, Joseph Dockree, Will Hawksworth, Sarah-Louise Jones, Reece Kerridge, Thomas Lee Kidd, Amy Oxley, Jemma Revell, Lucinda Shaw, Sam Stones, Adam Taylor, Jennifer Tierney, Sophie Wallis, Francesca Williams, Laura Wilson and Kevin Yates.

The UK and Ireland tour of the original DreamWorks Production will be presented by the original West End production team Neal Street Productions and Playful Productions with Ron Kastner, Saracen Films, Tulchin/Bartner Productions, Gavin Kalin, Glass Half Full Productions/Just For Laughs Theatricals, Lee Menzies and Mark Cartwright.

*Laura Main is scheduled to play in Sunderland. The producers cannot guarantee the appearance of any particular artists subject to holiday, illness or events beyond the producers’ control.

On The Web:

WEBSITE:      www.shrekthemusical.co.uk

TWITTER:      www.twitter.com/shrekuktour

FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/shrekthemusicallondon
YOUTUBE:    www.youtube.com/ShrekLondon 

Tickets:

Tickets available in person at the Box Office on High Street West, from the Ticket Centre on 0844 871 3022* or online from our affiliate ATG Tickets at http://tidd.ly/4e09ad83 *

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