The Grinning Man is a tragicomic musical based on Victor Hugo's 1869 novel The Man Who Laughs with a book by Carl Grose, music by Tim Phillips, Marc Teitler and lyrics by Carl Grose, Tom Morris, Tim Phillips and Marc Teitler.

Grinning Man may refer to: Indrid Cold, AKA the Grinning Man, a legendary being associated with the Mothman "Grinning Man", a short story written by Orson Scott Card for the 1998 anthology book Legends, set in The Tales of Alvin Maker universe "The Grinning Man", a 2009 episode of the British television series Jonathan Creek

Indrid Cold (later known as the Grinning Man or Smiling Man) is a legendary being featured in 21st century popular culture and creepypasta. "Cold" was initially named by West Virginia "contactee" Woodrow Derenberger at a press conference in November 1966.

Helped by an old man, a lone wolf and a blind girl, his story must be told. The epic tale of an abandoned child with a terrible secret. A disfigured youth who is desperate to hide and a sightless girl who longs to be discovered. Let the darkness seduce you.

Jan 1, 2009 · The Grinning Man: Directed by David Renwick. With Andrew Havill, Jon Campling, Patrick Poletti, Eloise Rakic-Platt. Stage magician Lance Gessler lives in a mansion known as Metropolis that has a deadly history.

Dec 21, 2017 · A romantic, gothic and musical love story, the Bristol Old Vic’s award-winning production The Grinning Man, based on a classic Victor Hugo (Les Misérables) novel, arrives in the...

Jul 5, 2020 · Based on a story by Victor Hugo, The Grinning Man follows a young man called Grinpayne whose face was mutilated as a child, giving him scars to look like he is perpetually smiling. His deformity makes him a popular attraction at the local sideshow (even royalty love to see his hideous grin!)

From Tony Award-winning director Tom Morris (War Horse), Kneehigh writer Carl Grose and featuring “an outstanding score” (Sunday Times) by Tim Phillips and Marc Teitler, The Grinning Man is a...

The Grinning Man is a fairy-tale love story streaked with pitch-black humor, lashings of Gothic horror and swashbuckling adventure. It opened at Bristol Old Vic in 2016 to great acclaim and in 2017 transferred to the West End’s Trafalgar Studios, where it …

The three of them collaborated with writer Carl Grose, who is known for his wild humour and dark imagination, to bring the story to life and after 5 years of research and development, The...