You almost think the horses are real they have the mannerisms just right.
Enjoyed it from start to finish
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You almost think the horses are real they have the mannerisms just right.
Enjoyed it from start to finish
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There wasn't much music during the show compared to I to others, but it was very interesting. The emphasis was on the horses on the story and they truly bring them to life. As the story progressed I began to forget that the horses were being manipulated by people. The show was 3hours long, but it seemed a lot shorter....
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We loved the workmanship in creating this production, but after 15 minutes we were bored with the plot. Know we are in the minority and most people love it.
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I think the goose steals the show, but it has to work hard.
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It's amazing how well the "puppeters" move the horses - so realistic. A wonderful experience.
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At absolutely outstanding piece of theatre. Complete joy from start to finish with plenty of emotion thrown in. Observed theatre-goers from 8 to 80+ who were totally mesmerised by the performance. Cannot recommend highly enough. If you are lucky enough to get tickets - don't miss the opportunity!
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This was a Christmas present to my husband, he was really looking forward to going. I do not understand why people rave about this show. It is diabolical! I don't see the point of the story, at which point was I supposed to cry? The horses and the 'puppetry' was amazing-I give them that. I was so bored I had...
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We were lucky to get two fantastic seats during our visit to london in March. What an emotional performance. i cannot rate this show highly enough. The puppeteers were absolutely magnificent, bringing the wire sculptured horses to life, creating realistic movement, breathing, sounds etc.The acting was very good and was interspersed with some singing to link the chapters.Loved the goose!
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We saw this play sometime ago on a trip to London. We got tickets because it was initially a National Theatre production that was so successful that it had moved on (we will buy tickets for almost any NT production). The "horses" in the play are nearly full size "wire frame" puppets (probably cane, not wire by their looks) manipulated...
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Very emotive performance, but the play longs three hours. I sincerely think that's too much. It's very hard to buy a ticket. However would see again.
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