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Coppelia – A Mystery

Friday 11 December–Saturday 9 January 2021

New Vic Theatre

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*** UPDATE***

Following the recent announcement that Newcastle-under-Lyme and Stoke-on-Trent will be placed in Tier 3 following the national lockdown, the New Vic will be postponing its production of Coppelia – A Mystery until 2021.

If you have a ticket booked for a performance of Coppelia – A Mystery, you don’t need to do anything, our Box Office team will be contacting all customers with tickets booked shortly to discuss your options.

Thank you for your continued support of the New Vic. We are committed to creating distinctive theatre in distinctive spaces, for audiences of all ages to be inspired and entertained – and we will carry on working on our plans for the future so that we can be here when audiences can come back to us for performances.

 

Take a journey down a wintry Victorian street, peering into brightly lit shop windows, leading to the toyshop of the mysterious Doctor Coppelius.

A toyshop with a curious secret that one girl is determined to discover…

Taking place in and around the theatre, Coppelia – A Mystery invites you and your family into a world filled with love, mischief and mystery to find out the secrets of the mysterious toyshop owner.

Running time: 1 hour, no interval

Tickets: £15 (£10 concessions)

This performance will be performed in and around the theatre, in a socially distanced way.

Friday 11 December–Saturday 9 January 2021

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