Offie-nominated for her production of Much Ado About Nothing last year, Amy Draper returns to direct a brand new adaptation of one of the Brothers Grimm’s most beloved stories, written by Treasure Island writer and Iris Theatre artistic director Daniel Winder. Featuring a life-size, edible gingerbread house, this production follows Hansel and Gretel as they travel deeper and deeper into a dark, forbidding forest. There, in the shadows, you might glimpse a figure in a red hood chased by a wolf, or a witch’s hut standing tall on chicken legs; all manner of magical beasts lurk in these woods. Promenading round the grounds of St Paul’s Church, this immersive fairytale is guaranteed to fright and delight curious children and adventurous adults alike. Previous Praise for Iris Theatre and Amy Draper: ‘A vibrant, delightful promenade performance…that’ll bring sunshine to your evening’ - TheatreBubble for Iris’ Much Ado About Nothing (2016), directed by Amy Draper ‘It makes adults feel young again, getting swept away with the child like charm of Pinocchio’ - Grumpy Gay Critic for Iris’ Pinocchio (2015) ‘Special mention must go to visionary director Amy Draper… this exceptional political satire will be difficult to forget’ - The Upcoming for These Trees Are Made Of Blood (Southwark Playhouse), directed by Amy Draper The venue advise an age recommendation of 6 years and above (but there is no age restriction). Important information: This show is an outdoor production in the grounds of a working church. In the event of wet weather, everything will be done to ensure your enjoyment but refunds are unavailable. Exchanges can be made up to 48 hours before the booked performance. St Paul’s Church do not have any public toilet facilities - there is a public toilet just next to the church for the cost of 50p.
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