Leapin' Lizards! The Snowman finished at Sadlers Wells Theatre on January 4, 2025
The Snowman is now showing at Peacock Theatre
The Snowman

Leapin' Lizards! The Snowman finished at Sadlers Wells Theatre on January 4, 2025
The Snowman is now showing at Peacock Theatre
Why see The Snowman?
29 years young!
Birmingham Repertory Theatre's wildly successful live stage adaptation of Raymond Briggs' best-loved children's book marks its 29th return to the Peacock this Christmas - this time with new direction and choreography by Olivier Award-winner Will Tuckett (Into the Woods, The Nutcracker).
Cemented as one of London's best Christmas traditions, this production makes use of a live orchestra, singing, and charming choreography. Including the haunting "Walking in the Air", the show re-imagines Briggs' book and subsequent film for new audiences and old, without losing any of its original charm.
WHAT IS THE SNOWMAN ABOUT?
Waking up to a thick blanket of snow outside, a young boy named James rushes downstairs and into the garden, where he begins to build a snowman. After a fun-filled and exhausting day, he goes to bed, unaware of the adventure that awaits at the stroke of midnight...
After a fitful sleep, James wakes up and decides to check up on his snowman. Opening the back door, he can't believe his eyes as his creation has magically come to life!
Watch spellbound as The Snowman and James literally fly through the night sky above you, escaping the clutches of the evil Jack Frost, before attending a party with the big man himself - Father Christmas - and other snowmen, not to mention those comical penguins!
Key Information
Audience
Run Time
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Creative
- Based on the book by Raymond Briggs
- Design by Ruari Murchison
- Lighting Designer by Tim Mitchell
- Directed by Will Tuckett
- Choreography by Will Tuckett
Reviews
Our review
Festive, Captivating, Enchanting
The Snowman is in its 18th magical year and continues to delight young and old with its heartfelt story. Here's what the Theatreland kids have to say!
Scarlet
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Anonymous
Fantastic!
Sarah
Wonderful
maurice
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