Hergé’s Adventures of Tintin

Show Info Cast & Creative

Genre

Venue

First Performance 06/12/2007

Closing 12/01/2008

Comic book hero Tintin, with the help of his trusty dog Snowy and the curmudgeonly Captain Haddock, embarks on a journey to find his friend Chang who is lost in the Himalayas following a plane crash. This Tintin adventure is an imaginative tale of friendship, introducing a well-loved character to a new generation.

Hergé’s Adventures of Tintin was first seen at the Barbican in the summer of 2005.

For more about this production read the First Night Feature.

Creative

Director - Rufus Norris

Producer - Sonia Friedman Productions, Mark Rubinstein, Michael Edwards and Carole Winter, Tulchin/Bartner Productions and WTTP in association with Watford Palace Theatre present a Young Vic production

Choreographer - Toby Sedgwick

Lighting Designer - Rick Fisher

Set Designer - Ian MacNeil

Sound - Paul Arditti

Adapted By - David Greig and Rufus Norris

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