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Experience Disney’s spectacular Broadway and West End musical Aladdin, flying in on a magic carpet to Bristol Hippodrome with four weekend performances available!Based on the timeless Disney movie, Aladdin the musical follows the adventurous Aladdin as he embarks on a journey to win the heart of Princess Jasmine and defeat the wicked Jafar. With the help of his genie, Aladdin navigates the streets of Agrabah and discovers that there's more to life than just material wealth.One lamp, three wishes and infinite possibilities… Disney's Aladdin features iconic music by Alan Menken, Howard Ashman, and Tim Rice. This exuberant production is filled with unforgettable magic, comedy and breath-taking spectacle.Disney's Aladdin include all your favourite songs like One Jump, Friend Like Me and A Whole New World, as well as a few new songs for the stage, which all come together to tell this truly magical tale.
Disney's Aladdin is recommended for a general audience. We recommend the production for ages 6 and up. Children under the age of 3 will not be admitted into the theatre.Age guidance 6+. Under 3s will not be admitted. Under 16s must be supervised by an adult (18+) at all times
Lime Street Station
Four bars are open before performances
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In October 1866 a new theatre, named The Prince of Wales Theatre and Opera House opened in Liverpool, on Lime Street. About three quarters the size of the theatre that stands today, it was lit by gas light and all the stage machinery was controlled by steam power. The very first production was the opera Faust, performed by an Italian company. Within a year the theatre had been renamed and became the Alexandra Theatre and Opera House, probably because the Prince of Wales married Princess Alexandra and it was named after her. The theatre staged a variety of shows, mainly focussing on opera but also featuring plays, ballet and musical shows.
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