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EPISODE · Dec 1, 2022 · 30 MIN

Honk

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Combining the colour of Disney with the vivacity of Hollywood is one of the descriptions of Honk! It's a show that has been seen by an estimated six million people who have packed the seats of theatres across the world where around 8,000 productions of the show have been staged. Honk was the winner of the Best Musical in the 2000 Olivier Awards! With music by George Stiles and lyrics by Anthony Drewe Honk is coming to The Stables later this month. It's delightful and very funny, it’s a celebration of being different, and is sure to lift your spirits this Christmas if you come to see it. A young, talented, energetic ensemble cast are behind this production. Its writers are also responsible for the new stage versions of ‘Mary Poppins’ and Half A Sixpence’. Other descriptions of Honk include: “Marvellously funny, frequently touching, and constantly magical theatre piece" "A great score and witty lyrics" "A lovely musical for parents and children, a perfect mix for people of all ages." Creative Team: Director – Chris Lacey – Musical Director – Oscar Smith Choreographer – Jackie Hutt Design – Dee Harvey

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