MATTHEW BOURNE'S THE RED SHOES TOUR

New Adventures is delighted to announce the return of Matthew Bourne’s double Olivier award-winning, smash hit production of THE RED SHOES.

Based on the film by MICHAEL POWELL and EMERIC PRESSBURGER and the HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN fairytale Music by BERNARD HERRMANN.

It opens at the Theatre Royal Paymouth on 18th November and then moves to the Salford Lowry on 26th November followed by a Chistmas Season in London At Sadler's Wells from 3rd December-19th January. Casting news is that BORIS LERMONTOV will be played Adam Cooper (until 19 January 2020), Glenn Graham, Reece Causton (from February 2020), Ben Brown (from February 2020) and Andrew Monaghan (from March 2020) VICTORIA PAGE - Ashley Shaw and Cordelia Braithwaites

JULIAN CRASTER - Dominic North, Stephen Murray (until end of February 2020), Harrison Dowzell (until end of February 2020) and Andrew Monaghan (from 17 February 2020). IRINA BORONSKAJA - Michela Meazza (until 8 February 2020), Sophia Hurdley and Katie Webb (from 17 February 2020). IVAN BOLESLAWSKY - Liam Mower and Jackson Fisch. GRISCHA LJUBOV - Glenn Graham, Liam Mower and Danny Reubens.

They are joined by Steph Billers, João Carolino, Cameron Flynn, Christina Rebecca Gibbs, Rose Goddard, Bryony Harrison, Daisy May Kemp, Kate Lyons, Matt Petty, Catrin Thomas, Jem Trim and Joshua White.

THE RED SHOES is a tale of obsession, possession and one girl's dream to be the greatest dancer in the world. Victoria Page lives to dance but her ambitions become a battleground between the two men who inspire her passion.

Set to the romantic music of golden-age Hollywood composer Bernard Herrmann, THE RED SHOES is orchestrated by Terry Davies and played by the New Adventures Orchestra, with cinematic designs by Lez Brotherston, lighting by Paule Constable, sound by Paul Groothuis and projection from Duncan McLean.

To help prevent the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19), we are sorry to confirm that all performances of this tour are cancelled up to 28 June 2020 when the situation will be reviewed.