New theatrical adaptation of Kenneth Grahame's tale, with live music, co-produced by Lincoln Arts Centre and the Lincoln School of Creative Arts.
The Wind in the Willows runs at the Lincoln Arts Centre from Thursday 10th to Sunday 20th December, a new theatrical adaptation of Kenneth Grahame's old tale. It's a co-production between the centre and the Lincoln School of Creative Arts, and it follows the reception their Alice in Wonderland drew last year.
The story is one most of us know: Ratty, Mole and Badger spend their time trying to get the rascally Mr Toad out of trouble. This version leans on live music, vibrant imagery and a playful imagination to bring the riverbank to life. It's a brand-new adaptation, so it's not just a retelling of the book you remember from childhood.
The production comes from the Lincoln Arts Centre, the University of Lincoln's public arts centre, which sits at the heart of the university's city centre campus. It's devoted to contemporary visual and performing arts, with a mission to nurture the next generation of artists. Its purpose-built spaces include a 450-seat theatre, rehearsal studios and workshops, and this show plays in the theatre.
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Tickets start from £15, with child tickets from £10. The show runs for 120 minutes with a 20-minute interval, and doors open half an hour before the start. With the run stretching from Thursday 10th to Sunday 20th December, there's plenty of room to pick a date that works for you.
