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The Polar Express Storytelling Show

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The Polar Express Storytelling Show

Board Chris van Allsburg’s Polar Express and listen to the well-loved story of the little boy on Christmas Eve who takes a magical journey to the North Pole.

Storystock Circus of Stories brings you an immersive Christmas storytelling show that will get everyone’s Christmas bells ringing.

Come dressed in your pyjamas ready for a festive adventure filled with Christmas songs and games conjuring up ‘wolves and white-tailed rabbits’, ‘candies with nougat centres as white as snow’, ‘hot cocoa as thick and rich as melted chocolate bars’ and a chance to meet Father Christmas himself.

‘The bells still rings for me as it does for all who truly believe.’

In association with Andersen Press.

The Polar Express has been adapted for this storytelling session by Vicki Berwick.
Storystock – the travelling circus of stories produces shows, festivals and literary happenings for children and their families across the UK and beyond.
with special thanks to the support of Winkworth
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Cast

Hugo Nicholson
Hugo is an actor, writer and producer from County Durham. He is co-founder of multi-award winning Master of None Productions. Their recent short films include The Nicky Nack and Man Spider (which has screened at the BAFTA-qualifying Flickerfest, and Glasgow Short Film Festival). His TV acting work includes Killing Eve (BBC), The Jewish Enquirer (MAGNET 5), and COBRA (SKY ATLANTIC), while theatre includes The Cherry Orchard (Union Theatre).
Isabelle Glinn
Isabelle trained at The Oxford School of Drama. Upon graduating she toured four different comedy plays to audiences in Europe with The English Theatre Company during 2016/17 and toured with them again in 2018/19. Isabelle is also part of improvisation company Three Worlds and is looking forward to putting these skills as well as her passion for children’s theatre into The Polar Express!
Alex Hinson
Alex is an actor, singer, and movement director from the USA. She completed the two year course at Jacques Lecoq alongside her fellow co-founders of Bric à Brac Theatre in 2015 and in 2016 she received her bachelor degree in Liberal Arts from Sarah Lawrence in New York. Most recently Alex has been developing and performing in Bric à Brac’s new musical “Mustard Doesn’t Go With Girls” in which she plays the school headmistress, Miss Arabella Plum.
Roxanne Browne
Roxanne is an actor and workshop facilitator. She graduated from Ecole Jacques Lecoq in Paris and also studied at the University of Manchester. She has produced, devised and performed internationally (London, Edinburgh, Paris, Brighton, Jersey) with her own company Bric à Brac Theatre since graduation. She has also toured internationally with other theatre companies in China and the Netherlands to name a few. When she’s not acting you find her all over the world delivering drama and comedy workshops to children of all ages!

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