ROYALTY THEATRE’S 2017 PANTOMIME IS DICK WHITTINGTON
The Royalty Theatre will see out 2017 with their annual family pantomime, and this year it is Dick Whittington.
The much-loved family classic
follows the story of Dick Whittington and his cat, who travel to London in the
hope of seeking Dick’s fortune. Along the way he meets the beautiful
Alice, but also the evil King Rat – whose villainous plans soon cause trouble
for Him.
Helen Bowie writes and directs the
pantomime, following her overwhelming success last year with Aladdin.
She says, “I love everything about panto and, after the success of last year,
the Royalty have very kindly asked me back, which is another dream come true.
We are having a riot in rehearsals and I hope that the audience enjoy watching
it as much as we enjoy performing it!”
Award-winning panto actor Andrew
Barella is once again in the comedy role as Idle Jack, and he’s joined this
year by David Armstrong as Dame Sarah, Olivia Bowern as Dick, Lauren Hawkes as
Alice and James Errington as Dick’s cat.
The pantomime runs from 7th to 17th December,
with evening performances Tuesdays to Saturdays at 7.15pm, and afternoon shows
on Saturdays and Sundays at 2.15pm. Tickets can be purchased in advance from the theatre website www.royaltytheatre.co.uk
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