Beauty and the Beast

Gaiety Theatre, Sunday 23rd November - Sunday 4th January

A tale as old as time, featuring a host of well-loved characters and lovable crockery!

Beauty and the Beast tells the story of Belle and the dreaded Beast in his lonely castle. Belle is beautiful, the Beast is – ahem – beastly, and Gaston is still totally in love, with himself! A story of friendship and love, mixing magic and adventure with spectacular song and dance routines and special effects to entertain all the family!

*Family Ticket: €55 | Running time: 1 hour | Suitable for ages 4+


Date:
Sunday 23rd November - Sunday 4th January
Time:
Varies
Price:
From €22.50
Address:
The Gaiety Theatre, King Street South, Dublin 2, Ireland

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