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!
Saturday matinee: 2.30pm
Doors open at 2pm / 7pm.
Wheelchair-friendly premises. The entrance is opposite the Co-Op supermarket in Moray Way, RM1 4YD
Alone, desolate and without a friend, Larry the Loner is cast away on a desert island. Or at least that’s what he thinks …
All By Myself and All By Themselves are two consecutive comedies that are full of sun, sand, sea and silliness as Larry discovers that there’s more to the island than first meets the eye. The ensuing plot involves the 3Rs – rafts, rocks and really funny jokes – and could that be a treasure map?
Breakaway Theatre Company is excited to bring Robert Scott’s shows to the Inn on the Park, St Albans. As we dish up the drama outdoors, the Inn will be serving up hot and cold refreshments to wash down the comedy.
The UK’s favourite pantomime, delivered in the Dragon Theatre Company’s inimitable style. A classic story chock full of wonderful characters, from our downtrodden but plucky heroine to the satisfyingly ghastly ugly sisters, with live music and oodles of audience participation!
Come along and cheer the goodies, boo the baddies, and join in with the songs and laughter as we celebrate the wonderful tradition of English pantomime.
Thursday 26 January @ 7.30pm
Friday 27 January @ 7.30pm
Saturday 28 January @ 2.30pm & 7.30pm
Doors open at 2pm / 7pm.
Wheelchair-friendly premises. The entrance is opposite the Co-Op supermarket in Moray Way, RM1 4YD
Dame Daphne Doughnut finds a young orphan who she names ‘Goody Two-Shoes’ after the girl is gifted a pair of shoes by a mysterious stranger. The villainous Demon King hears about the shoes, and, believing them to have magical powers, decides to steal the shoes for himself.
Will the villain succeed? Will kindness and goodness triumph over evil? Will the villain see the error of his ways? Will the moral of the story be obscured amongst the man-sized chickens, mischievous badgers, and the thrill of the chase? Find out in January, as GOODY TWO-SHOES takes to the stage!
