New Vic Theatre
By Hans Christian Andersen
Adapted by Theresa Heskins
Directed by Theresa Heskins and Vicki Dela Amedume
Dive into a world of magic and wonder this Christmas for a breathtaking adventure beneath the waves!
In a colourful coral reef, a young mermaid with a heart full of dreams spends her days hoping for a chance to explore the world above the deep blue sea. When she saves a human boy in trouble, she decides the time is right to leave behind the life she knows and sets out on a great adventure.
This Christmas, experience an unforgettable tale of hope, love and self-discovery as the New Vic brings a brand-new version of Hans Christian Andersen’s original fairy-tale to the stage. Featuring the New Vic’s special blend of breath-taking circus and storytelling, alongside stunning live music and incredible moments of adventure, The Little Mermaid will dazzle, delight and captivate all ages of your family – book today for a festive treat that will leave you spellbound!
Accessible performances:
Audio Described Performances
Saturday 20 December 1.30pm
Saturday 17 January 2.15pm
Captioned Performances
Saturday 10 January 2.15pm
Saturday 17 January 7.30pm
Relaxed Performance
Saturday 10 January 2.15pm
Booking Information
Showing: Friday 14 November–Saturday 24 January 2026
Tickets: £25.50 - £42.00
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