Dates: Friday 1 December - Saturday 13 January
Tickets: From £15
Age: 6+
Running Time: 2 hours
(Including an interval)
Creative Captions:
All performances
Relaxed Performances
16 December at 2pm
6 January at 2pm
BSL Performances:
15 December at 2pm
23 December at 6pm
All children, except one, grow up, but some grow up faster than others.
In the faded kitchen of a once-grand town-house, Wendy is growing up fast, perhaps a little too fast. Between her homework and caring for her family, Wendy dreams of one last childhood adventure
In fly Peter and his friend Tink, a mischievous pair who can’t or won’t grow up. When they steal Wendy away to The Neverland, the stage is set for a thrilling battle against time, against Hook, and against magic!
Award-winning writer James Baldwin’s adaptation of J.M. Barrie’s classic story speaks of the innocence and wonder of childhood and the importance of imagination and creativity.
WENDY: A PETER PAN STORY fuses a much-loved tale with 21st century theatre to create an unforgettable adventure for all ages.
Sponsored by: King Edward's School Bath a school full of creative possibilities, committed to nurturing young talent across music, dance, and drama.
Dates: Friday 1 December - Saturday 13 January
Tickets:
£20 adults / £15 children & students
Schools: (selected performances only)
£10 each plus one free teacher per 10 tickets booked (11th ticket free)
Previews: (1&2 December)
All tickets £15
Age: 6+
Running Time: 2 hours including an interval
BSL Performances: 15th December at 2pm and 23rd December at 6pm
Creative Captions: (All performances)
Creative Captions offer an opportunity for deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences to more fully immerse themselves in a performance. Captions appear on stage integrated within the set design matching the style of the show and reflect characterisation and tone.
Note: Some of the seats in The Egg have a restricted view of the caption screens. For the clearest view of the caption screens, we recommend booking a seat in the middle or back of the stalls, and in the centre section of the balcony.
Relaxed Performances: 16 December & 6 January at 2pm
Relaxed performances are devised to make theatre more accessible to people disabled by the usual rules of theatre etiquette. Relaxed Performances are open to everyone and remove nothing from the production. They benefit a huge range of audiences including those with autism, movement disorders, dementia, learning disabilities or just being a child!
Ours take on the following characteristics:
James Baldwin – Writer
Jenny Davies – Director
Lex Kaby – Assistant Director
Anisha Fields – Designer
Charlie Cook – Associate Designer
Adam Fuller – Puppet Director
Deepraj Singh – Movement Director
Bethan Clark – Fight Director
Jack Drewry – Composer and Sound Designer for Tink
Dinah Mullen – Sound Designer
Nick Laws – Sound Engineer
Diana Drew – Sound Assistant
Joe Price - Lighting Designer
Nicola Crawford - Associate Lighting Designer
Chris Harrisson – Projection Designer
James Lisk – Projection Engineer
Virginie Taylor – Caption Designer
Hannah Malone – Caption Operator
Anna Dixon – Costume Supervisor
Lisa Hall – Production Manager
Kirsty Milne – Company Stage Manager
Chaz Webb – Deputy Stage Manager
Bryony Harrison-Pettit – Assistant Stage Manager
Kate Lovell – Access Consultant
Liana Cottrill – Wendy
Rozelle Gemma – Mum / Hook
JoAnne Haines – Jon Michael / Tootles
Alice Lamb – Tink
Joseph Tweedale – Peter
Joseph Brown – Understudy: Peter, Jon Michael / Tootles, Tink
Loussin Pilkian – Understudy: Wendy, Mum / Hook
Box Office phone lines are open from 10am – 6pm Monday – Saturday
Full terms and conditions of ticket bookings can be found here
Light refreshments and soft drinks will be available from the Egg Cafe from 30 minutes prior to the performance.
If you have any concerns regarding the content of any production, please speak to the Egg Reception.
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