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Sleeping Beauty at the New Wolsey Theatre

Ipswich's award-winning New Wolsey Theatre is set to transform the classic tale of Sleeping Beauty into a spectacular rock 'n' roll pantomime featuring live music and a stellar cast.

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Sleeping Beauty at the New Wolsey Theatre in Ipswich

Event details

Description

The enchanting production follows Princess Aurora and her unlikely companion, Milo the dragon, as they embark on a magical adventure through mystical Ipswich. Their journey is threatened by the sinister Thornica, a jealous fairy determined to curse the princess, while Fairy Rosie races against time to thwart the evil plan.

A talented cast

The production brings together an impressive ensemble of actor-musicians:

  • Max Gallagher takes on the role of the wicked Thornica, bringing extensive theatre experience from productions like War Horse and Richard III

  • Craig Anderson plays Fairy Rosie, fresh from appearances in shows including Hansel and Gretel and Jack and the Beanstalk

  • Mya Fox-Scott stars as Princess Aurora, following performances in various West End productions

What to expect

  • Live rock and pop music throughout the show

  • Family-friendly entertainment suitable for all ages

  • Special late-night performances (9pm) for audiences aged 16+

  • Running from 22 November to 18 January

Added benefits

Theatre-goers can enjoy a 15% discount at the New Wolsey's Café & Bar by choosing sustainable transport options. Simply show your:

  • Train ticket

  • Bus pass

  • Bike photo

  • Show ticket

Book your tickets now for what promises to be a thoroughly enchanting twist on this beloved fairy tale, packed with music, mayhem and magical moments.

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