Bridgerton star Phoebe Dynevor and Stephen Fry are to narrate a festive reimagining of Sleeping Beauty.
The actor and broadcaster will voice the fairytale classic in collaboration with the London Symphony Orchestra (LSO).
Marty Ross’s adaptation of the beloved fairy tale will be reimagined as an audible drama with 1917 star Adam Hugill and Rochenda Sandall from Line Of Duty also joining the cast.
The musical performance of Sleeping Beauty, released exclusively on Audible, has been created in collaboration with the LSO, who were inspired by Tchaikovsky’s classic ballet score.
Dynevor said: ‘As an actor, you are so used to working on every element of a character, from their characteristics, their movements, traits, expressions.
‘Having just your voice to convey every motion for the listener was a brilliant learning experience, a welcome challenge and I thoroughly enjoyed working with the team on this project, especially having grown up with the story of Sleeping Beauty.’
Sleeping Beauty will join a host of family classics on Audible, including A Christmas Carol narrated by Hugh Grant, Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland voiced by Jodie Cromer and Peter Pan narrated by Rupert Everett.
Kathryn McDowell, managing director of the LSO, said The LSO is ‘delighted’ to have been a part of the ‘wonderful project,’ which was recorded at LSO St Luke’s in August of this year.
‘One of Tchaikovsky’s much-loved ballet masterpieces, and one of the great fairy tales, narrated by Stephen Fry and Phoebe Dynevor. What a perfect seasonal treat,’ she added.
News of the exciting project comes just after Netflix’s Bridgerton wrapped up filming its second season.
After facing three delays due to the pandemic, the next instalment is finally in the bag and fans can expect to see Dynevor back as Daphne in 2022.
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