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Roald Dahl's The Twits

Cost

Adult $35
Civic Theatre Subscriber $30
Under 13 $20
Family 2A + 2 C $100
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When

Saturday 22 July 2023, 1pm & 6pm

Where

Civic Theatre

375 Hunter Street

Newcastle

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shake & stir theatre co presents
ROALD DAHL’S THE TWITS
Adapted for the stage by shake & stir theatre co

Dahl’s gruesome twosome The Twits, live on stage in a visually spectacular, delightfully-disgusting, revoltingly-funny production for the whole family.

The Twits are ready to delight and disgust, in equal measure.

Mr and Mrs Twit are the nastiest couple you could ever hope (not) to meet. Both are on a quest to be meaner than the other – but, is there someone out there who can out-twit the Twits?

Full of trickery and wickedly-funny pranks, Dahl’s adored classic encourages us to treat others with love and care and proves that if you have good thoughts, they will shine out of your face like sunbeams.

Packed with Dahlicious mischief, hilarious mayhem and big belly laughs, TheTwits is an unmissable fun for all ages, from shake & stir theatre co the award-winning team behind the sold out seasons of Fantastic Mr Fox, Revolting Rhymes & Dirty Beasts and George’s Marvellous Medicine.

You’ve read the book – it’s time to experience this family classic from the wacky mind of the world’s No. 1 Storyteller live on stage.

You won’t believe your (glass) eyes.

Running time 55mins no interval. Suitable for ages 5-105
Loud music and sound fx, strobe lighting, haze and two very nasty
individuals.
 

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©2023 The Roald Dahl Story Company Ltd / Quentin Blake.
ROALD DAHL is a registered trademark of The Roald Dahl Story Company Ltd. www.roalddahl.com
This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body. Originally co-produced with QPAC.

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