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Arts & Crafts Winter Showcase 2024
Tue 12 Nov 2024 – Thu 13 Feb 2025
Exhibition Wall
10.00am
Our Winter Showcase is an opportunity for designers, makers, artists and craftspeople who are local to Barnet to showcase their work.
Thu 12 – Tue 31 Dec 2024
Studio Theatre
Thu 12 – Tue 31 Dec 2024
Studio Theatre
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General sale is open from Tue 19 Dec 2023 at 2:49pm.
Priority booking is now open for Members. Standard booking will open on Tue 19 Dec 2023 at 2:49pm
Tickets
Tickets
From £12
Venue
Venue
Studio Theatre
Running time
Running time
approx 1 hour
Age suitability
Age suitability
Recommended 6+ but all ages welcome
Content warnings
Content warnings
Show informationPlease be aware that this adaptation of The Fir Tree stays faithful to the original story by Hans Christian Andersen and contains themes of death. However, we believe that this is handled in a sensitive, child-friendly way and focuses on celebrating life rather than loss.
Group bookings
Group bookings
Find out moreDiscounts available for groups of 10+, contact the Box Office for details.
Schools Tickets: £12 on term time performances
Schools Earlybird offer: tickets £10 until Wed 17 Jul (25% deposit required)
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Tickets
From £12
Venue
Venue
Studio Theatre
Running time
Running time
approx 1 hour
Age suitability
Age suitability
Recommended 6+ but all ages welcome
Content warnings
Content warnings
Show informationPlease be aware that this adaptation of The Fir Tree stays faithful to the original story by Hans Christian Andersen and contains themes of death. However, we believe that this is handled in a sensitive, child-friendly way and focuses on celebrating life rather than loss.
Group bookings
Group bookings
Find out moreDiscounts available for groups of 10+, contact the Box Office for details.
Schools Tickets: £12 on term time performances
Schools Earlybird offer: tickets £10 until Wed 17 Jul (25% deposit required)
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Tickets
From £12
Venue
Venue
Studio Theatre
Running time
Running time
approx 1 hour
Age suitability
Age suitability
Recommended 6+ but all ages welcome
Content warnings
Content warnings
Show informationPlease be aware that this adaptation of The Fir Tree stays faithful to the original story by Hans Christian Andersen and contains themes of death. However, we believe that this is handled in a sensitive, child-friendly way and focuses on celebrating life rather than loss.
Group bookings
Group bookings
Find out moreDiscounts available for groups of 10+, contact the Box Office for details.
Schools Tickets: £12 on term time performances
Schools Earlybird offer: tickets £10 until Wed 17 Jul (25% deposit required)
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Tickets
From £12
Venue
Venue
Studio Theatre
Running time
Running time
approx 1 hour
Age suitability
Age suitability
Recommended 6+ but all ages welcome
Content warnings
Content warnings
Show informationPlease be aware that this adaptation of The Fir Tree stays faithful to the original story by Hans Christian Andersen and contains themes of death. However, we believe that this is handled in a sensitive, child-friendly way and focuses on celebrating life rather than loss.
Group bookings
Group bookings
Find out moreDiscounts available for groups of 10+, contact the Box Office for details.
Schools Tickets: £12 on term time performances
Schools Earlybird offer: tickets £10 until Wed 17 Jul (25% deposit required)
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Log inDeep in the forest, stood a charming little Fir Tree. A Fir Tree who longed for excitement and couldn’t wait to grow up! “Oh, to be BIG like all the other trees!”
But little does the Fir Tree know, a glorious festive adventure awaits, and they’ll learn a lesson beyond their wildest dreams.
From the creators of Wild (Unicorn Theatre) and The Little Gardener (UK Tour), How It Ended present a playfully imaginative re-telling of Hans Christian Andersen’s festive tale, for all the family. Fusing live music and song, live foley sound effects and puppetry.
The Fir Tree reminds us of the enduring power of friendship, the legacy of great stories, and the importance of living in the present moment.
Presented by artsdepot and How It Ended as part of artsdepot’s 20th anniversary celebrations.
All performances of The Fir Tree are Sensory Adapted. This means that the show has been designed for everyone to enjoy, including people with sensory sensitivities including those who are neurodiverse, have epilepsy, or learning disabilities.
The environment in the auditorium will be the same as for our Relaxed Performances. These are open to everyone but are particularly suitable for people with sensory, communication or learning disabilities, and anyone who would benefit from a less formal environment. Audience members should feel comfortable making noise and moving around as and when they need to. A Visual Story and a Symbol Story for The Fir Tree are available to download below.
Please be aware that this production contains live music (a maximum of two instruments playing at a time), singing and foley sound effects. The Production Team have taken great care to ensure that any music or sound effects are of an appropriate volume and do not begin suddenly.
Directed by Eva Sampson
Book & Lyrics by Teresa Burns. Music by Ellie Isherwood
Set & Costume Design by Ryan Dawson-Laight
Sound Design by Ellie Isherwood
Puppets Designed and Made by Annie Brooks
Lighting Design by Nicola Crawford
Foley Consultant Tom Espiner
Technical Stage Manager Xander Kovacs
Set Builder Footprint Scenery
Vocal Coach Pamela Rudge
SEN Specialist Deborah Silvester
Produced by How It Ended and artsdepot
Supported by Arts Council England and The Royal Victoria Hall Foundation
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Relaxed performances are open to everyone but are particularly suitable for people with sensory, communication or learning disabilities, and anyone who would benefit from a less formal environment. Audience members should feel comfortable making noise and moving around as and when they need to.
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