New Theatre Royal Set to Produce First Christmas Show Since Re-Opening

New Theatre Royal in Portsmouth is set to produce its first in-house Christmas production since its re-opening in 2015, with a new adaptation of the classic romantic fable - Beauty and the Beast.

This brand-new Christmas spectacular will run from 14 - 31 December and after the success of last year's production will also include a dedicated relaxed performance.

Written and directed by the theatre's new Chief Executive, Scott Ramsay, the adaptation will offer a new twist on the world-famous folk-tale. "We're excited to be producing our own Christmas show for the first time," comments Scott. "It's a huge leap forward for this historic theatre that no less than three years ago didn't even have a stage."

With beautiful costumes and a host of colourful characters, the Christmas show will take audiences on an extraordinary adventure from the bustling streets of Portsmouth to the magical forests of Hampshire.

There will also be the chance for talented local youngsters to be involved in the production again this year, so stay tuned for updates on casting announcements.

Audience members who book before 31 August will receive 10% discount on ticket prices*.

Silver and Gold performance tickets range from £19 to £25.50 with Preview show tickets from just £14. There will also be a range of Schools Performances.

Visit www.newtheatreroyal.com or call the box office on 023 9264 9000 to book for this family Christmas spectacular.

*Early bird offer not available on Preview or School performances

About New Theatre Royal

Established as a theatre in 1856, New Theatre Royal has enjoyed over 160 years as a cultural landmark in the heart of Portsmouth. The theatre re-opened in October 2015 after undergoing a £4.5m refurbishment project to restore the historic building back to its former glory and bring it into the 21st century. The theatre delivers an eclectic programme of diverse acts and events including theatrical classics, comedy shows and musical performances - as well as facilitating and inspiring creative talent in the local community.

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