Protein Present Luca Silvestrini’s
The Magic Flute
Performances
Wednesday 18 November 2026
1.00pm & 7.00pm – Open to all
“This is a joyful piece of theatre, perfect for the whole family, with moments of gentle audience participation, beautiful performances, & a satisfying uplifting ending”
Theatre Tonic *****
We’re delighted to welcome back Protein as they present Luca Silvestrini’s acclaimed new dance-theatre adaptation of Mozart’s opera, The Magic Flute.
Come and join the fun-loving bird-catcher Papageno and the lost Prince Tamino as they journey through a magical world in search of Princess Pamina, discovering unexpected truths about the mysterious Queen of the Night and the wise leader Sarastro. Along the way they encounter fantastical creatures, magical instruments and a series of extraordinary challenges that test their courage, friendship and compassion.
The Magic Flute is brought to life through Protein’s signature blend of dance, storytelling, humour and music, combining rearranged Mozart with original compositions by Frank Moon. Featuring inventive choreography, stunning visual design by Dick Bird, creative captioning and video design by Douglas Baker, and lighting by Rachel Shipp, this enchanting production creates an inclusive and welcoming theatrical experience for audiences of all ages.
Following Protein’s award-winning family production The Little Prince, Luca Silvestrini’s The Magic Flute is a playful and heartfelt adventure that celebrates imagination, friendship and the importance of choice.
To book your tickets for just £12, or £10 for concessions call Walsall Arena & Arts Centre Box Office on: 0300 555 2898 (Open Tue – Fri 10am – 2pm)
Or Book Online 24 hours a day
We have a small number of places for a Touch Tour for visually impaired guests, with carers welcome to join. Your ticket also includes entry to the 1pm matinee performance | £6.00
Book your tickets by emailing:
Maggie: maggie@blackcountrydance.com
Curtain Raiser
There will also be a Curtain Raiser Performance ahead of the evening show, performed by students from Coppice Performing Arts School who will be working with Protein over three days to create the piece








