Beauty and the Beast: Music Theatre Warwick returns to Warwick Arts Centre next month, with another spectacular production of a heart-warming childhood classic. With dancing spoons, singing teapots and an array of eccentric and hilarious characters, this tale as old as time' provides the perfect night of family entertainment.
Music Theatre Warwick has previously produced sell-out shows at Warwick Arts Centre; its most recent being Cabaret in 2011. This year's student production offers no less, with quality performances from a cast of talented, rising stars including lead performers Sophie Platts-Martin and Rupert Hands. So come and see MTW bring this much-loved animated feature to life on stage, in one of the UK's largest arts centres.
Be our guest' and experience the magic of this enchanting tale at the Warwick Arts Centre from 8 ' 11 February. Tickets are selling fast, so book now to avoid any disappointment.
Beauty and the Beast at Warwick Arts Centre in Coventry, West Midlands on Wednesday, 08 February 2012.
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