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A new puppet-infested production adapted by Toby Olié from the original graphic novel by Neil Gaiman, illustrated by Dave McKean
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Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean’s graphic novel about Lucy, whose family disbelieve her when she tells them that there are wolves lurking in the wolves of their house, is an absolute pleasure. It’s a story that is both spooky and reassuring. It’s already been turned into a memorable stage show by Vicky Featherstone while at the National Theatre of Scotland. But now Toby Olie, who has worked on both War House and The Elephantom at the National, turns his eye and brings his puppetry skills to Lucy’s battle with the wolves. It’s billed as being suitable for brave children aged seven and above and scared adults. Sounds fun.
About The Wolves in the Walls
When Lucy hears noises from behind the walls, she tries to warn her family that there are wolves lurking inside their house, but her family doesn’t believe her. Then one day, Lucy’s fears come true when a pack of wolves comes bursting out of the walls, forcing Lucy and her family to live at the bottom of the garden. But the story is far from over – Lucy must gather her courage, as her battle against the wolves is only just beginning. Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean’s spooky and hilarious tale comes to thrilling theatrical life in this frenzy of puppetry, songs, and shadow-play directed by Toby Olié and featuring original songs by Adam Pleeth and Carl Grose. Suitable for brave children and scared adults. Age Recommendation: 7+