The firm Gilbert and Sullivan favourite is coming to Abbots Langley as ALGSS return to one of their most popular shows, HMS Pinafore.
Captain Corcoran is determined to see his daughter married to a cabinet minister, but she loves Ralph, a common sailor. Will the dastardly Dick Deadeye succeed in foiling the lovers’ plans?
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
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
Our special Music Hall meets Variety show, No Turn Unstoned* takes place on the 14 and 15 October, as part of the Streatham Festival, at Immanuel and St. Andrew’s Hall, on Streatham High Road opposite the Common. There are three shows: a 7.30pm evening show on Friday, 14 October and a 2.30pm afternoon matinee; a 7.30pm evening show will take place on Saturday, 15 October. Doors and bar open 30 minutes prior.
Music Hall started out in Victorian times in pubs, so we’re re-creating an old-fashioned pub-style atmosphere, with Mine Host directing proceedings, and of course a licensed bar and snacks available. Come in costume and enter the best costume competition!
There’ll be community singing around the piano plus lots of ‘turns’, singers of comic songs, comedians, dancers, and magicians, following the style of acts from the 1880s to the 1950s.
* the title is derived from the Glasgow music hall where unpopular turns received a violent response!
