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Sadler's Wells Theatre
London
United Kingdom
Wed, 3rd December 2008 - Sat, 17th January 2009
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Matthew Bourne and New Adventures are back with their magical adaptation of the classic Tim Burton motion picture Edward Scissorhands. This touching and witty gothic fairytale returns to Sadler’s Wells for a limited Christmas season after a sell-out world tour. A treat for all the family, Edward Scissorhands is the story of a boy created by an eccentric inventor who dies leaving him alone and unfinished. Left with only scissors for hands, Edward must find his place in a strange new suburban world where the well meaning community struggle to see past his strange appearance to the innocence and gentleness within.
"A fantastic family show! Full of brilliant comic detail and engaging life"
DAILY TELEGRAPH
Other works by New Adventures include Swan Lake, Nutcracker! Highland Fling and the multi-award winning Play Without Words. A five time Olivier award winner, Matthew Bourne has also choreographed the hit musical Mary Poppins, is the creator of the world’s longest running ballet production and is the only British director to have won the Tony Award for Best Director and Best Choreographer of a Musical (1999 for Swan Lake).
PLEASE NOTE
1. Latecomers not admitted until the interval
2. Recommended for ages 8+ "It's a family show, but as a guideline, suitable from ages 8+. SOme scenes contain very powerful imagery and may upset younger children. At parents discretion. There is no sex, nudity or swearing".
3. Stobe lighting will be used in the production
Address
Sadler's Wells Theatre
Rosebery Avenue
Islington
London EC1R
Islington
London EC1R
Other Information
The Sadler's Wells theatre, the fifth theatre on this historic site, opened in October 1998 and has magnificent facilities for performers and audiences alike. The building incorporates state of the art technology both on stage to ensure performers have the best environment in which to both perform and showcase their work, as well as to enhance the theatre experience for the audience.
Nearest Underground: Angel (Northern line)
Nearest Rail: Kings Cross (Northern line to Angel)
Bus Routes: 341, 38, 19 stop outside the theatre
Turn left out of Angel station and cross the road at the crossroads for St John Street. Roseberry Avenue is on the right with the theatre about 100 metres down on the right.
Travel
Nearest Underground: Angel (Northern line)
Nearest Rail: Kings Cross (Northern line to Angel)
Bus Routes: 341, 38, 19 stop outside the theatre
Directions
Turn left out of Angel station and cross the road at the crossroads for St John Street. Roseberry Avenue is on the right with the theatre about 100 metres down on the right.
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