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The Wind In The Willows by Kenneth Grahame, adapted for the stage by Alan Bennett


If you want a whiff of nostalgia and a classic tale get to The Mission
— Philip Horton, Bath Chronicle

Alan Bennett's delightful adaptation of Kenneth Grahame’s favourite children's story played to sell-out audiences at The National Theatre when it was first produced in 1990. Now Bath audiences have the chance to enjoy Bennett’s pitch-perfect play and delight in the capers of Ratty and Mole as they attempt to control the increasingly madcap escapades of Toad.

Next Stage Youth's production captures Grahame's rural idyll, beautifully realised in The Mission Theatre's versatile auditorium. A cast of 40 talented youngsters deftly handle the hilarious verbal and visual delights as the furry friends of the River Bank keep an ever-watchful eye on Chief Weasel and his wicked cronies in the Wild Wood. Their adventures are accompanied by a melodic and charming musical score provided by talented Musical Director: Carl Speck. 

In the hands of Bath’s premier youth theatre Bennett's stage craft, witty dialogue and colourful characters create a perfect pre-Christmas treat for audiences of all ages.

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