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Say goodbye to that yellow brick road, a much odder Oz is in town

Published: 9:45 PM November 16, 2015    Updated: 8:06 PM November 1, 2020
Fairfield Players in costume for the Wicked Witches of Oz

Fairfield Players in costume for the Wicked Witches of Oz - Credit: Archant

The famous story of the Wizard of Oz, complete with scarecrow, Tin Man, cowardly lion and heroine Dorothy, is one of the best known landmarks of Hollywood’s golden age.

Say goodbye to that yellow brick road, a much odder Oz is coming to Stotfold

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