The Snow Queen to Melt Hearts in Lane Cove
Cold can freeze your heart, love can set you free
Lane Cove Theatre Company follows up their sell-out production of Godspell with a timeless and timely musical tale for children of all ages: The Snow Queen.
The Snow Queen plans to transform the world into a blinding white wilderness where people’s hearts are as cold as ice. Trapped in her ice palace and enchanted by a magic mirror, Kai seems lost to the world forever. His sister, Gerda, must find a way to rescue him, encountering a treacherous troll and a band of robbers along the way. Helped by the Wise Woman of the North and Freya, the Goddess of Spring, Gerda finally discovers the Snow Queen’s icy castle. But will she be able to defeat the Snow Queen’s terrible magic and save the world from an eternal winter?
A powerful and enchanting tale of good versus evil, The Snow Queen has been adapted for the stage from Hans Christian Andersen’s traditional and much loved tale
Directed by Lochie Beh and Trent Gardiner, the talented cast includes Tara Black, Oliver Clisdell, Sarah Edwards, Therese Bean, Haydon Ashley, Abbey Thomas, Cassie Mildwater, Jeremy Segal, Nick Loane, Josie Segal, Alexei Belchenko, Emma Ashley, Katie Matheson, Alice Austin, Georgina Lindsey, Charlotte Pugh, Annali Salman, Mackenzie Boe, Saskia Boe, Jesica Shroff and Piper Kup-Ferroth.
The show runs Friday to Sunday from 24 July to 8 August at St Aidan’s Hall in Longueville on Sydney’s lower north shore. Tickets start at just $15 for children to $25 full price with generous concessions, group and family discounts.
The Snow Queen - July 24 - August 8
Friday 24th July 7.30pm | Saturday 25th July 5pm | Sunday 26th July 5pm
Friday 31st July 7.30pm | Saturday 1st August 5pm | Sunday 2nd August 5pm
Friday 7th August 7.30pm | Saturday 8th August 5pm
St Aidan’s Hall - 1 Christina Street, Longueville
Tickets $25 Adults | $20 conc | $15 children | family pass x 4 $70 | groups 10+ $18
Bookings: www.trybooking.com/HWLJ
Images by Greg Piper
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