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WIN WIN WIN AGAIN - Tickets to the Australian tour of The Red Shoes, 2011

Win a double pass for the Sydney, Adelaide or Perth 2011 shows.
Win a double pass for the Sydney, Adelaide or Perth 2011 shows.

posted Wednesday, 1 Dec

WIN WIN WIN TICKETS to see The Red Shoes courtesy of Arts Projects Australia (APA) and Lowdown Magazine.

Presented by Kneehigh Theatre and APA, adults and brave children are in for one of the highlights of the 2011 theatre season, as Cornwall’s most celebrated theatre company bring their critically acclaimed The Red Shoes to Australia in 2011.

This Christmas, Lowdown is giving you the chance to win a double pass for either the Sydney, Adelaide or Perth shows.

Sydney – 18 January @ 8.15pm (Sydney Festival, York Theatre, Seymour Centre)
Adelaide – 3 Feb @ 7.30pm (Her Majesty’s Theatre)
Perth – 11 Feb @ 7.30pm (Perth Festival, Octagon Theatre, University of UWA)

Email us with "The Red Shoes" in the subject line and specify Sydney, Adelaide or Perth and you'll go in the draw to Win Win Win. Winners will be notifies by Friday 17th December, 2010.

Based on the classic story by Hans Christian Andersen, adapted and directed by Emma Rice.

Inspired by the Hans Christian Anderson fairytale, Kneehigh’s award winning The Red Shoes is unmissable theatre. It is a surreal, dark, thrilling, and humourous folk-tale of a girl and the deadly consequences of her obsession with a pair of magical red dancing shoes.

Direct from successful seasons in New York and London, Director Emma Rice says the Kneehigh Theatre’s adaptation of The Red Shoes is a world apart from previous versions of the fairytale, complete with an alternate ending.

“It’s a stranger, darker tale than I remembered, rich with colour, taste and temptation.,” Rice says.

“The girl in the story is punished in all the versions I have read but I can’t inflict that fate on my heroine so I’ve proposed another way - one rich with possibilities and hope, heady with dance and calm with stillness.”

The fairytale’s contemporary makeover is completed by an outstanding collaborative score by Kneehigh’s Stu Barker with Offenbach, Phillip Glass, and even Jurassic 5.

“This is intensely charismatic theatre about what it is to be alive…5 stars” The Guardian UK

For more information see The Red Shoes YouTube or visit The Red Shoes website


For tickets call BASS on 131 246 or via the website

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