Belgrade Theatre, Coventry, Harrogate Theatre and Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds present
Terry Pratchett's Truckers
A breath-taking adventure story for all children over 5 and their families
Adapted for the stage by Bob Eaton.
Directed by Rob SwainThe Hawth, Crawley
Wednesday 22 - Saturday 25 May 7.30pm.
Thursday 1pm, Saturday 2.30pm
"Outside! What's it like?" "Well, it's sort of ... big." Welcome to the world of the Nomes, a race of four-inch tall creatures, whose lives are about to be turned upside down. For years they have lived underneath the floorboards of Arnold Brothers Department Store, existing side by side with their Human landlords, including arch-enemy, the evil Prices Slashed. One day devastating news shatters their existence - Arnold Brothers is to be demolished. Hatching the most spectacular escape plan ever devised and with the help of the mysterious Thing, our tiny heroes begin a journey beyond their wildest dreams. A journey that will take them into the mysterious Outside World for the very first time....
A modern day Gulliver's Travels, Truckers is packed with humour, shrewd observation and brilliantly drawn characters. Combining film and live action, Bob Easton's hilarious adaptation of Terry Pratchett's epic novel is a must-see adventure story for all the family.
Tickets are £11.50 (£9.50 concessions) and are available from The Hawth box office on (01293) 553636.
Further details/Review Tickets: Publicity, The Hawth 01293 552941
email marketing@hawth.co.uk
Terry Pratchett biography available
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