What would autumn be without a slightly spooky adventure that brings on the heebie-jeebies one minute and gobs of giggles the next? Be one of 100 to follow the breadcrumbs and promenade from basement to balcony through the transformed New Vic. Based on an original production by the National Theatre of Scotland, this enjoyably eerie excursion begins with a visit to Hansel and Gretel’s home, where everyone is feeling groovy. From there, it’s a spine-tingling stroll through the ‘forest’ with the terrified twosome on their warped and wonder-filled walk to the ‘Sweetie House,’ home of one deliciously wicked witch. Wear comfy shoes and get ready to be thrilled and tickled every step of the way.

“The expressions of delight on the faces
of the kids in the audience are worth the ticket price alone.”

ArtsHub (UK)
U.S. Premiere
Hansel and Gretel

at The New Victory Theater

Catherine Wheels Theatre Company in association with Brunton Theatre
Musselburgh, Scotland

Oct 15 – Nov 1

70 minutes


TYPE OF SHOW:
Promenade Theater

NEW VIC EXTRA:
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NEW VIC STUDIO WORKSHOPS:
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BEST FOR AGES
8 years to adult

  
 

Catherine Wheels Theatre Company Formed in 1999 by director Gill Robertson, Jay Manley and Annie Wood, Catherine Wheels tours high quality theater throughout Scotland, the UK and internationally. The company’s first production Martha played in theaters throughout the UK, Ireland and North America, including The New Victory. In 2008, Martha won the award for Best Production at the Shanghai International Children’s Festival. Another past New Victory engagement, Lifeboat (2007), won the Barclays Stage Award for Best Show for Children and Young People, has been part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and the New Zealand International Arts Festival (2007), and was the first production by a Scottish children’s theater company to perform at the Sydney Opera House. Catherine Wheels is based at the Brunton Theatre in Musselburgh, just outside Edinburgh.


The New Victory Scottish Festival is made possible through funding from the
Scottish Government’s Edinburgh Festivals Expo Fund and the Bank of Scotland Imaginate Festival.

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