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Make your Christmas a cracker with this family treat that will melt your heart. Join the Boy as his Snowman comes to life and they embark on a magical adventure far across the world. Meet a host of woodland creatures, an assemblage of international Snowmen, and even a dancing Pineapple.
There’s snow place like home, and The Snowman returns for it’s 27th year at the Peacock. This is a magical stage adaptation of the much-loved picture book by Raymond Briggs and the film directed by Dianne Jackson.
Directed by Bill Alexander and featuring music and lyrics by Howard Blake, including the classic song ‘Walking in the Air’, thaw-some design by Ruari Murchison, winter-full lighting by Tim Mitchell, and marvell-ice choreography by Robert North, all of which is accompanied by a live orchestra.
Age restriction
Suitable for all ages. Children 2 years and older will need a ticket.Running time
1hr 50min (inc. interval)Performance dates
23 November 2024 – 4 January 2025Content
This production uses some flashing lights/strobe effects.Access
Relaxed Performance: Wed 4 Dec, 2.30pm. Audio Described Performance: Sat 14 Dec, 7pm. Touch Tour at 5.30pm.Venue Information
Peacock TheatrePortugal Street, Kingsway, London, WC2A 2HTRecent Reviews
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London Theatre Review: The Snowman at the Peacock Theatre
The Snowman is a story which plays a large part in every Christmas, just as the Coca-Cola advert or Michael Bublé singing on the radio. The story follows a young boy as his Snowman comes alive and they begin a night of adventures together in the snow.
8 Dec, 2017 | By Grace McCabe