Panto

PANTOMIME GUIDE SOUTH 2021 Peter Pan Bournemouth Pavilion 4 December 2021- 2 January 2022 BOOK TICKETS Meet Peter and the Lost Boys, Tiger Lily and Tinker Bell and get ready for a family show full of fun, fairy dust and pirates galore. Set sail for Neverland and take on Captain Hook and prepare for out-of-this-world flying effects, galleons of laughter and the hungriest of crocodiles. Noel Brodie, who is back despite popular demand, plays Smee. More cast announcements to come! Suitable for little ones (and those who never want to grow up!), this festive extravaganza with spectacular sets, dazzling costumes and side-splitting comedy, is on sale now so hook your seats today! Beauty and the Beast Lighthouse Poole 9 – 31 December 2021 BOOK TICKETS The first Lighthouse panto produced entirely in-house features an amazing cast headed by long-time Lighthouse friend Chris Jarvis and Michelle Collins, star of EastEnders, Coronation … Read more

Welcome to our listing of  Pantomimes in England’s North West in 2021. A true British institution panto returns this year after many productions were abandoned in 2020 due to the pandemic.

PANTOMIME GUIDE  – NORTH ENGLAND 2021 Snow White Sunderland Empire 10 December 2021 – 2 January 2022 BOOK TICKETS Hi-ho, Hi-ho – it’s off to Sunderland we go! They had a ball in last year’s panto extravaganza, Cinderella, so we just had to get them to do it again then didn’t we ‘woo!’ We are delighted to announce the return of North East Queen of comedy, Miss Rory (Boulevard, aka Dan Cunningham) who will star as the hilarious Nurse Rorina, and we say ‘Alreet’ to South Shields comic Tom Whalley, as the side splitting Muddles the Jester in the canniest panto of them all – Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs.

Welcome to our listing of  Pantomimes in Scotland in 2021. A true British institution panto returns this year after many productions were abandoned in 2020 due to the pandemic.

Welcome to our listing of Greater London Pantomimes in 2021. A true British institution panto returns this year after many productions were abandoned in 2020 due to the pandemic.