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apple Platinum Member Offline BA Member Posts: 686 Location: the moon Joined: 02. Aug 2003 Gender:	tintin 27. Oct 2005 at 04:35	Print Post
	after enjoying the music of X!NK, we can celebrate another facet of belgian culture. ---------- Hergé’s Adventures of TINTIN 29 November 2005 - 21 January 2006 A YOUNG VIC PRODUCTION Direction RUFUS NORRIS, Adaptation DAVID GREIG & RUFUS NORRIS, Set IAN MCNEILL, Costumes JOAN WADGE, Lighting RICK FISHER, Sound PAUL ARDITTI Co-produced by BITE:05, BARBICAN Criminal gangs, a friend lost in a plane crash and a trek through the snows of the high Himalayas... Just an ordinary day in the lives of young reporter Tintin and his loyal dog Snowy. The Young Vic is delighted to present the first major UK adaptation of Hergé’s legendary cartoon hero, as Tintin and Captain Haddock battle to rescue Chang from the infamous Yeti. Directed by Rufus Norris and adapted by David Greig and Rufus Norris, Tintin is the Young Vic’s second Christmas show at the Barbican during Walkabout. The Young Vic has achieved a reputation for producing the most inventive and enjoyable shows for Christmas, from Grimm Tales a decade ago, to Monkey!, Skellig and last year’s Barbican hit Sleeping Beauty. Tintin is the Young Vic’s second Christmas show on Walkabout, during the redevelopment of their home in Waterloo. Rufus Norris, director of last year’s Sleeping Beauty at the Barbican, has won 2 Evening Standard Awards: Best Newcomer 2002 for Afore Night Come at the Young Vic and Best Director 2005 for Festen at the Almeida. Designer Ian MacNeil worked with Rufus on both Afore Night Come and Festen, and has just designed Billy Elliot - The Musical in the West End. Family Friendly - suitable for everyone aged 7-77. Tintin will be 77 on Tue 10 Jan 2006! Captioned Performance 13 Jan 7.15pm Signed Performance 22 Dec 7.15pm Post Show Talk 30 Dec 2pm Venue Title: Barbican Theatre Venue Location: Level -1 10.30am, 2pm, 2.45pm, 7pm & 7.15pm No performances 30 Nov 4 11 18 24 25 26 Dec 1 2 8 15 Jan Previews 29 Nov - 8 Dec they're looking for a dog BTW. [from last week's `the stage` newspaper : searching for a canine star a lucky west highland terrier will star as snowy. dogs with dreams of theatrical glory should contact charlotte geeves on 020 7820 3350 (You need to *Login* or *Register* to view media files and links)


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cal-Q-L8 Platinum Member Offline Admin Posts: 8,002 Location: Australia Joined: 30. Oct 2001 Gender:	Re: tintin Reply #1 - 29. Oct 2005 at 09:13	Print Post
	Gosh I remember Tintin even in this part of the world. I hope they don't intend to use a 77 year old to play the role.


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josephk Platinum Member Offline Posts: 3,981 Location: Canada Joined: 01. Apr 2002	Re: tintin Reply #2 - 29. Oct 2005 at 19:15	Print Post
	I hope so to. But if anyone's not familiar with this character, you should know he's not exactly a boy. I don't think they ever specify how old he is, but he must be in his early twenties.


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Rembrandt Gold Member Offline BA Member Posts: 311 Joined: 14. Feb 2005	Re: tintin Reply #3 - 29. Oct 2005 at 22:46	Print Post
	TinTin used to be a part of the Sunday Comics when I was growing up.


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cal-Q-L8 Platinum Member Offline Admin Posts: 8,002 Location: Australia Joined: 30. Oct 2001 Gender:	Re: tintin Reply #4 - 31. Oct 2005 at 09:37	Print Post
	Quote: TinTin used to be a part of the Sunday Comics when I was growing up. Here too... along with Ginger Megs, Lil' Abner, Boofhead, The Phantom, Peanuts, etc


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