Four performers dressed in warm clothing stand around a young woman in a dark coat sitting on the ground and holding two drinking mugs. The performers are surrounded by a circle of large sticks arranged like fences. A performer in the background plays an accordion. A performer in the foreground offers the woman a third drinking mug.

Snow White

A New International Encounter (NIE), Cambridge Junction and Tobacco Factory Theatres co-production
from Cambridge and Bristol, England

: October 29 – November 7, 2025
Recommended Grades: Grades 4 – 8
What Kind of Show?: Theater with live music; clever and charming
Running Time: 85 minutes with no intermission
Venue: The New Victory Theater 209 W 42nd Street
New York, NY 10036

schools public

Partner organizations can book school-time tickets beginning May 22, 2025.

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Week of October 27 – November 2

Oct 29

Wed, 11am

Performance followed by a short Talk-Back

Oct 30

Thu, 11am

Performance followed by a short Talk-Back

Week of November 3 – 9

Nov 05

Wed, 11am

Performance followed by a short Talk-Back

Nov 07

Fri, 11am

Performance followed by a short Talk-Back

Live audio-description provided

Live sign-interpretation provided

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Audio-Described

Live audio-description provided
Sign-Interpreted

Live sign-interpretation provided
Talk-Back

Performance followed by a short Talk-Back

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About the Show

Mirror, mirror on the wall, this Snow White has laughs for all. Follow our feisty heroine as she escapes her maniacally murderous stepmother—with help from a bunch of forgetful forest-dwelling vegans! The well-trod tale of vanity and virtue is ripe for reinvention, now bristling with original songs from a band of six storytellers. At once fresh and familiar with tongue (and poisoned apple) planted firmly in cheek, this rustic retelling brings a witty warmth to the Grimm classic and reminds us that even the wicked deserve a chance at redemption.

Take a fun-filled field trip!

Student tickets: $2
Chaperone tickets: $5

There’s nothing like a live performance to celebrate your students’ creativity! At New Victory performances, dedicated Education staff and Youth Corps Ushers welcome groups into the theater, ensuring students, chaperones and educators feel comfortable and safe.

And the experience extends beyond the show on stage! Students can connect with the artists at Talk-Backs after every performance, and outside the theater, Partner Schools can engage with show-specific, ready-to-implement activities, unit plans, creativity pages, and FREE pre- and post-show Classroom Workshops.

New Victory is the best field trip we come on—so organized!

New Victory Partner Teacher

Prepare for your show! Get the scoop on everything you need to know for your school’s trip to the theater with the New Victory Field Trip Guide.

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Accessibility

For every performance at the New Victory Theater…

You can request to borrow supports like fidgets, earplugs, assisted listening devices, wheelchairs and more.
Our quiet Cozy Zone and a live feed of the performance are available in the lower lobby at all times for those with sensory sensitivities or anyone who needs a break from the theater.
Wheelchair-accessible seats are available (see more details when buying tickets).

Get additional accessibility details, and prepare for your visit with our New Victory Social Narrative.

Curriculum & Trip Planning

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Access Resource Units

Curriculum and activities!

Inspire creative thinking with ready-to-implement, grade-appropriate activities.

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Book a Workshop

Led by New Victory Teaching Artists!

Explore art forms and themes in the show in a pre- or post-show workshop.

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Field Trip Guide

Plan your visit!

Review field trip information and ticketing policies.