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Theatre

Arabian Nights

by Hammer and Tongs Theatre

Dates
Tuesday 26 November 2013 - Saturday 14 December 2013

A rip-roaring comedy! Hammer and Tongs Theatre tramples raucously through the far-flung fables of the Arabian Nights, thwarting the murderous intentions of a jilted king...

Kings, princesses, the odd genie, more talking animals than you can shake a stick at and a flying horse all find their way into this madcap physical comedy, played out by a rambunctious ensemble and accompanied by live music.

Prepare to be bombarded by imagination and battered with fantasy!

Praise for Arabian Nights at the Camden Fringe 2012:

“Physically inventive and brilliantly funny…This is one of the best Fringe shows - one of the best pieces of pure theatre - I’ve seen in fifteen years”
Snipe London

“The performance was great!...a clever and witty interpretation”
**** Remote Goat

“A fantastic night out!”
Camden Fringe Voyeur


Reviews

"Don't miss out on this fun production!" UK Theatre Network

UK Theatre Network

"The show is fun from start to finish" Dulwich On View

Dulwich On View

”Much of the laughs come from the sheer gusto thrown into everything”

Views From The Gods

“Every character is portrayed with style, originality and detail”

Female Arts

“This show is sure to put a smile on your face”

Everything Theatre

This gives the uniformly excellent cast a platform to showcase their impressive array of performance skills

Remote Goat

The cast took us through a magical roller-coaster of dancing, singing and physical theatre that blew my mind. I loved every minute!

In-Spirels Magazine

The atmosphere is something of a magical cavern, very fitting for the mystical Arabian Nights

A Younger Theatre

Director
Jennifer Rose Lee
Producer:
Sofia Tsekoura
Set designer:
Beth Heaton
Musician:
George McKenzie-Lowe
Cast
Suzie Grimsdick, James Weal, George Clarke, Helen Foster, Kate Millest