adapted from Hans Christian Andersen's story, "The Snow Queen" is a fairy tale about Gerda's quest to rescue her friend Kay, who has been enchanted by an evil mirror and kidnapped by the Snow Queen. Gerda faces various trials, using the power of innocence and love to defeat the cold, logical evil.

We are delighted to welcome Dyad Productions back to Faversham, following their hugely successful first visit here presenting "A Room of One's Own" last year, with haunting tales of the festive season "Christmas Gothic". Christmas: a time to remember the past, celebrate the present, and look to the future; a time of feasts and festivities; of holly and mistletoe; a time of visits and visitations. A time of ghosts Come in from the cold and enter into the Christmas spirit as a dark and spectral woman tells haunting tales of the festive season, lighting a candle to the frailties of human nature and illuminating the cold and chilling depths of the bleak, wintry dark... Following the international touring success that was Female Gothic, Dyad Productions resurrects a Victorian tradition by presenting three seasonal tales of terror to scintillate the gooseflesh for dark Christmas nights. This dark celebration of Christmas is adapted and performed by Rebecca Vaughan (Lady Susan, A Room of One's Own, Austen's Women, I, Elizabeth, Female Gothic). Praise for Dyad Productions: "A macabre masterpiece. Ghostly, grisly and gorgeous. Don't miss it" (Three Weeks) "Truly extraordinary... one of the most exciting young performers on the British stage" (British Theatre Guide) "Holds the audience in the palm of its hand... a near perfect piece of theatre" (The Scotsman) "Perfection... Vaughan is simply sublime" (Huffington Post) This event will take place at the 'The Arden Theatre, Leslie Smith Dr, Faversham ME13 8PW'

Dracula (2026 Adaptation) is a contemporary reimagining of Bram Stoker's novel that invites discussion around Gothic literature, gender, power structures, and the continuing relevance of Victorian texts. The production transforms the familiar vampire narrative into an exploration of strategy, agency, identity, and human violence.