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Rehearsal Images Released for The Prince and The Pauper at The New Vic Theatre

by Staff Writer
November 7, 2019
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The Prince and The Pauper in Rehearsal

The Prince and The Pauper in Rehearsal

Rehearsal images have been released for the forthcoming New Vic Theatre Christmas production of Theresa Heskins’ new adaptation of Mark Twain’s enchanting tale The Prince and The Pauper.

Prepare for a tale full of heart, filled with imaginative storytelling, music, humour, swashbuckling derring-do and festive magic as the award-winning New Vic Theatre stage a brand-new adaptation of Twain’s tale about a chance meeting between two boys that will change their lives.

Bringing together the same creative team who brought to life the theatre’s adaptations of The Borrowers, Treasure Island and the UK Theatre award-winning The Snow Queen, this year the New Vic Theatre will bring to life another classic adventure story in their stunning trademark style.

       

Playing the title roles of the Prince and the Pauper will be real-life twin sisters Danielle and Nichole Bird. They will be joined  by David Ahmad; Kieran Buckeridge; Gareth Cassidy ; Matthew Ganley; Elliot Gooch; Jasmin Hinds; Sufia Manya; Faz Shah; Tom Richardson; Margit van der Zwan and Joss Wyre.

Directed by the New Vic Theatre’s Artistic Director Theresa Heskins, The Prince and the Pauper will run in Newcastle-under-Lyme from Saturday 16 November 2019 to Saturday 25 January 2020.

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For further information and tickets for The Prince and The Pauper call the New Vic Theatre Box Office on 01782 717962 or visit newvictheatre.org.uk.

Faz Shah in rehearsals for The Prince and The Pauper at New Vic Theatre Photo by Andrew Billington
Faz Shah in rehearsals for The Prince and The Pauper at New Vic Theatre Photo by Andrew Billington
Jasmin Hinds Elliot Gooch and Young Company in rehearsals for The Prince and The Pauper
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Nichole Bird in rehearsals for The Prince and The Pauper at New Vic Theatre Photos by Andrew Billington
Young Company in rehearsals for The Prince and The Pauper at New Vic Theatre Photo by Andrew Billington
Young Company in rehearsals for The Prince and The Pauper at New Vic Theatre Photo by Andrew Billington
Danielle Bird and Nichole Bird Photo by Andrew Billington
Danielle Bird and Nichole Bird Photo by Andrew Billington
Elliot Gooch in rehearsals for The Prince and The Pauper Photo by Andrew Billington
Elliot Gooch in rehearsals for The Prince and The Pauper Photo by Andrew Billington
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