Save the date for the hottest ticket in town as Hull Truck Theatre’s Christmas performance gets set to spread joy to residents across Hull and East Yorkshire.
This is thanks to an innovative partnership with Hull City Council and East Riding of Yorkshire Council.
From festive music to karaoke, unexpected guests and lashings of humour, it will be a ‘do’ like never before, with what is hoped to bring a dose of excitement and happiness at the end of this challenging year.
If ever there was a year that needed Christmas, it’s this one and Prince Charming’s Christmas Cracker has it all.
Every household is invited to join Prince Charming from the comfort of home at 7pm on Tuesday 22 December as he throws open the palace gates for his annual Christmas ball, a festive fairytale adventure sprinkled with surprises, sparkle and a hint of magic.
Hull Truck Theatre has welcomed support from its two local authorities to bring one of the most loved Christmas traditions to local residents, care homes and schools.
Mark Babych, Artistic Director at Hull Truck Theatre said:
“Christmas is a time of year when fairytale heroes and villains are a firm feature in the plays and pantos so many of us love to experience as part of the festive calendar. Covid-19 is certainly this year’s villain but this year we have so many heroes to thank.
“We’re delighted the show can be enjoyed by audiences across the region and that we can continue to support artists and freelancers in what’s been an incredibly difficult year for the industry.”
Can’t make 22 December? No problem. The performance will be available for residents and care homes to watch from 23 December to 3 January, while schools and community groups will have access for the weeks commencing 4 and 11 January with an accompanying resource pack.
Tickets aren’t required, the YouTube link will be made available on the Hull Truck Theatre website at www.hulltruck.co.uk/christmas-stream and social media channels.
Ticket holders due to attend the live performances at Hull Truck have been contacted to discuss options.
Save the date, get your outfits, snacks and drink at the ready and get set to enjoy a most magical performance.
The question is, in 2020, will Prince Charming and Cinderella finally get their fairytale ending?
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