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A Rom Com – with a difference! Kate likes her men tall, dark and smouldering. She has a fatal attraction to bad men. Then she meets Steve… Steve is a feminist. Can Kate overcome her love of lipstick, cupcakes and Heathcliff? Can Steve forgo the ethical confetti and learn to be a little bit livelier as a lover? Can the two of them reinvent romance for the twenty-first century? A hilarious new spin on the Hollywood romcom featuring two proposals, two weddings, an elopement and a cast of unforgettable characters all played by two actors. Note: production contains some adult language, age rating 12 PG This production is presented “in the round”.
Thursday 4th January 2024, Curtain Up 7pm Friday 5th January 2024, Curtain Up 7pm Saturday 6th January 2024, CurtainUp 2pm Saturday 6th January 2024, Curtain Up 7pm
Join our intrepid crew as we set sail for Treasure Island! The dastardly villain Long John Silver comes up against the Ladies of Smuggler’s Cove Women’s Institute! This family show promises all the joys of traditional pantomime with a new twist! Come along and join in all the fun and slap stick, cheering our heroes and booing the baddies! It’s a laugh a minute pirate adventure story, not to be missed.
Venue: The Centre, New Eltham Methodist Church, 435-439 Footscray Road, New Eltham, London, SE9 3UL
Box Office: Tickets are £10 each and can be booked by calling 01322 838410 or online at our website www.necp.org.uk (ticketsource booking fee applies)
Saturday 6th and Saturday 13th of January 2024 at 2:30pm and 7:30pm
Mother Goose, along with her good friend Priscilla will need all your help when trouble starts in her home town of Wits End!! Some come and enjoy booing and hissing at the baddie, not to mention some eggs….quisite jokes!! singing, dancing plus all the usual panto mayhem which makes for a good time to be had by all as a post-Christmas treat.
Cinderella is a tale that has been told and retold countless times through the ages, but we are fairly sure that you haven’t seen a version quite like this before… In Scunthorpe Little Theatre Club’s unusual retelling of this classic story you will find answers to questions like: Is Cinderella truly in love, or is she just in love with being in love? What makes a hero a hero? Who is the villain? Will Cinderella find true love and happiness? What will happen when the Ugly Sisters finally call for Mummy? Will the King ever find his secateurs? Can the Fairy Godmother help bring about the Happily Ever After? Curious? Then please join us for Cinderella, the best-loved of all pantos;
Mirror, Mirror on the wall - our Panto is the most magical of them all! Brighten up your January with a trip to T.E.O'S Family Pantomime! This lavish production is packed full of music, magic, laughter, and fun for the whole family. Our audiences will be in for a treat as our fantastic cast will bring comedy and plenty of surprises to a production packed full of music, dance, laughter and audience participation. The clock is ticking, so book your tickets now!
Thu 11th January 2024 - Sun 14th January 2024 times vary
Join Jack on his Giant adventure as he sells his beloved cow "Buttercup" for a bag of beans to the evil Fleshcreep.
When Dotty Trott gets angry with Jack over his silly mistake, she throws the beans out of the window. Fairy Good is always there to save the day and turns the beans magic, resulting in a large Beanstalk growing all the way into the sky. Jack climbs the beanstalk to rescue Buttercup and his true love Jill. We guarantee you a Fe-Fi-Fo-Fun filled family pantomime with energetic dance routines and a sparkling spectacle of costumes, you won’t want to miss it! In the word of simple Simon, our 2024 pantomime is going to be 'Super'!
This is a full, original uncut text production of William Shakespeare's Macbeth, performed within a post-apocalyptic setting, Suitable for all ages. Shakespeare's classic drama of ambition, power and fate, first thought to be performed in 1606, is now brought to life in a dramatic new adaptation performing the original text, set in a post-World War 3, near-future wasteland. Performed by a professional cast of locally based actors this production will tour across South Devon, from November 2023, and well into 2024. Macbeth is one of Shakespeare's best known dramas, alongside King Lear, Orthello, Hamlet, and Romeo & Juliet. It tells the tale of a Scottish war hero, who, tempted by ambition and power, and supernatural whisperings, and manipulated by his wife, begins a series of murders, to take and hold the throne. Returning home from war, Macbeth encounters three mysterious women, whose prophecy of kingship, sets in motion his ambition, and ultimately his fall into madness and blood. This production design combines the dark aftermarth of a nuclear WW3, the exotic of the supernatural, and dramatic lighting, with immersive soundscapes to create Macbeths world in a new vision of the drama. Months of intensive rehearsal and preparation are taking place to prepare the show ahead of the tour. The company are also bringing the show to schools and classes as well, and streaming the production globally. The South Devon Players previously performed this show in 2019 on tour around the southwest show streamed worldwide, winning theatre awards in New York.
Blue Apple Theatre presents a show of plays, dances, songs, and film made by learning disabled performers. Join us to see what they have been working on this year. Performances will be presented by: • Blue Apple's Winchester Stage Companies • Blue Apple's Special Assignments Company • The Blue Apple Singers • The Blue Apple Dancers • Blue Apple's Online Young Company • The Chestnut Theatre Group • Forest Forge's Branching Out • Minstead Trust's Hanger Farm Community Theatre • QE2 Activity Centre's Drama Group
Adapted by George Tabor, The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui is a satire of Hitler’s rise to power. It’s a cautionary tale that warns against populist politics and corruption of power. Set in 1930s Chicago, the story follows Arturo Ui and his gangsters, as they seize control of the vegetable trade. Enabled by the Cauliflower Trust and the once-honourable Dogsborough, we see how Ui’s rise to power was resistible and preventable. The play has mildly offensive language, some violence and gunshots.
Box Office: Tickets are priced £7 for adults or £4 for children. Seats may be booked by calling Christine on 07579 786223 or email christinecharles170@gmail.com Alternatively, in person at Tidings Newsagents in Horning or at Abbotts Countrywide Estate Agents in Hoveton
18th January 2024 to 21st January 2024
Follow the tale of a young mermaid who longs to find love. Unfortunately, she finds it in the most unlikely of places, which leads her to make a foolish deal with an evil sea witch. The consequence of not fulfilling a contract has a diabolical outcome. Her only hope is to win the heart of her true love and to save herself through the love of her friends and family.
A frosty fairy tale adventure Family Friendly Brilliant Original Storyline
Low Ticket Prices Fabulous music and dances Accessible Very talented cast and crew Bar open throughout Colourful costumes and Scenery Car parking Excellent Raffle Prizes Signed Performance 24th January 7.30pm Matinee Performance 20th January 1pm All Proceeds to York Against Cancer and MND Association York Group PLUS......lots of twists, turns and surprises along the way! Everything you need in a Panto!
With the Kingdom in need of financial stability and his mum's laundry in need of an upgrade, can Al and his cat find a way to help? Does Al's "Long lost" Uncle have the answer?
Yeah right! Is Al about to lose his head over a princess? Maybe! Will everyone get their just desserts? Well Al does like his food! A Lad In Boots is a new pantomime, written by Tony Mellerick and performed for the first time by the Branching out Drama Society (BODS), based in the Wychwoods. With some of the usual suspects and a number of not so usual ones, this is a story of mistaken identity, love and creased dry clean!
The Wednesday Players are back following the success of their last pantomime ‘Cinderella’. This time with the retelling of another old classic!
Snow White is the fairest of them all much to the chagrin of her evil stepmother (who also happens to be Queen, after her mother mysteriously disappeared) but when Snow must flee the kingdom for her own protection, the princess meets some unexpected friends in the dense, unexplored forest… If you’re looking for an adventure for the whole family full of music and laughter, then look no further than ‘Snow White’
Join us for an enchanting love story set over the course of one hundred and eighteen years - plus interval.
Get ready for some very messy cake-baking, jokes by the bucketload, plenty of songs and lots to shout about as our heroes fight to keep the Princess safe from the clutches of the wicked Carabosse and her fiery Dragon! It's the panto of your dreams!
Fri 19 Jan 2024, 7:30PM Sat 20 Jan 2024, 1:00PM Sat 20 Jan 2024, 5:00PM Sun 21 Jan 2024, 5:00PM Thu 25 Jan 2024, 7:30PM Fri 26 Jan 2024, 7:30PM Sat 27 Jan 2024, 1:00PM Sat 27 Jan 2024, 5:00PM
Come and join us for our family pantomime 2023!
Recommended age children over 3 and upwards - not suitable for babes in arms.
Box Office: Call 01909 569340 or book online at TicketSource Tickets from £10
20-27 Jan 9 performances including 4 matinées
Dinnington Operatic Society return with giant of a Pantomime.
You really don't want to miss the laughter, singing and dancing. So book now and tell everyone you've 'bean' to see the best panto in town! Our seating at the back of the Auditorium, on Rows K to P is on a raise. 10% off food at Monksbridge Farm with your ticket during the run of the performance.
Venue: Little Waltham Memorial Hall, Brook Hill, Little Waltham, CM3 3LN
Box Office: TicketSource Tickets cost £9 (£8 for under 16s for matinees only)
Matinee Performances: January 21st & 27th Evening Performances: January 24th - 27th
The kingdom of Camelot has been peaceful for many years.
But that doesn't make much of a pantomime. The evil sorceress Morgana has returned to try to take over Camelot, the World and possibly the Universe. Can she be stopped? King Arthur and Queen Gwinny are a bit slow off the mark. And the disgraced Gawain is no help at all...or is he? Lots of hissing and booing required here. Little Waltham Drama Group has been performing in the Little Waltham Memorial Hall for over 50 years and our latest panto is a family-friendly look at Camelot...and beyond.
Box Office: TicketSource Ticket Prices:- Adult:- £10 (16-64 years) Senior:- £8 (65 years + Child:- £6 (0-15 years) Family Ticket:- £30 (A family ticket consists of 2 Adults & 2 Children or 1 Adult and 3 children)
25th - 27th January 2024 times vary
World renowned adventurer Dr. Chase Phoenix, alongside the brilliant archeological Professor Billie Wigglesworth, have dedicated their lives to the study of fairytales, but without proof they were subjected to years of mockery. Their world is about to change. Thanks to an unexpected new partner, they'll unravel the secrets hidden within a dusty, old story book displayed in their museum for years. The Quest for Everafter promises laughter, suspense, and heartwarming moments for the whole family. Prepare to cheer, jeer and sing along as the story unfolds. With dazzling sets, captivating costumes, and astonishing new effects, this show will surely leave you spellbound.
It's time to. Cheer the Goodies! Boo the Baddies! What do you get if you take a legendary folk hero, a plucky heroine, a dim-witted king, and a mischievous baddie that you love to hate? The Dragon Theatre Company presents a fantastic action-packed traditional pantomime that's crammed full of fun! Complete with songs and audience participation, tasty refreshments, and a chance to meet and greet the characters, we're offering a family friendly evening to remember!
25th – 27th January 2024 at 7.30pm and a 2.30pm matinee on Saturday 27th January
All is not well in Nottingham!
The wicked Sheriff is growing rich on the many taxes he is forcing the poor townsfolk to pay and he is just about to become even richer. Pip and Penny, recently orphaned and heirs to vast fortunes have been entrusted into his care and he is hatching a horrible plan to make sure that he will inherit the cash and marry Maid Marion into the bargain. All that stands in his way is the very brave and dashing Robin Hood and his Merry Men, the fearless Nanny Coddle, brainless Dave Knave (the wannabe outlaw) and a rather overworked fairy. Will they succeed in thwarting the evil plot and beat the Sheriff and his villainous henchmen? Doors open 7.00pm, curtain up 7.30pm Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings. Doors open 2.00pm, curtain up 2.30pm Saturday matinee.
Thursday 25th January & Friday 26th January at 8PM Saturday 27th January at 1PM, 3:30PM & 7PM
Long ago, many monsters roamed the lands, some had black hearts but some wished to live their lives peacefully. Heroes, Villagers, Kings and Queens vanquished evil monsters and this became the stuff of legend and Fairy tales.
Very little is told about the good hearted monsters and what became of them. This is one of those tales. Can Roland rescue them, from the evil Circus Dark? Who is the mysterious Marvo? Will Professor Googlethorpe and DW40 help in time? Or will the Circus Mistress and her evil Ginn sell the Monsters to the highest bidder?
Venue: Stewarton Drama Group Premises, The Scout Building, Corsehillbank Street, Stewarton, East Ayrshire
Featuring a few short theatrical pieces, including an interval,
our audience are in for a treat combining some dramatic moments of theatre with lots of laughter ! Wine will be available for the audience at all three performances.
Box Office: Tickets priced at only £5.00 each are ON SALE NOW at www.ticketebo.co.uk but hurry, hurry as with only 40 seats available per performance, they are already selling fast !!
26TH JANUARY - 27TH JANUARY, 2024 7:30pm Sat Mat 2:30pm
Eastbourne Operatic & Dramatic Society (EODS) presents one of Shakespeare’s most joyous and hilarious romantic comedies, perfectly timed between pantomime season and Valentine’s Day.
When the King of Navarre and his three companions swear off the company of women for three years to focus on study, of course the Princess of France and her three ladies promptly arrive immediately after! Chaos ensues as the men attempt to break their oaths in turn by secretly wooing one of the ladies each, while the rest of the kingdom gets dragged into the shenanigans. Containing a cast of lovable comic characters, Love’s Labours Lost will give audiences an evening of romance, music and laughter!
