This Christmas you shall go to the ball!
If it’s festive fun you’re after, you’re spoilt for choice this Christmas with Cinderella, Snow White and Aladdin all coming to Wirral!
Former Steps singer Lee Latchford-Evans stars as the handsome Prince in the Fairy Godmother of all pantomimes, Cinderella, which runs at the Floral Pavilion over the festive period. Joining him are CBeebies presenter Katrina Bryan as The Fairy Godmother, Blood Brothers West End star Sean Jones as Buttons, Gwynfryn West as Baron Hardup, Bethan Jacks as Cinderella and not forgetting Jamie Morris and Tarot Joseph as the unmissable Ugly Sisters!
The show runs until Monday 2nd January with an autism friendly ‘relaxed performance’ on Friday 30th December at 5pm for people with learning difficulties, autism or sensory communication disorders. This show will have quieter music, no special effects, loud bangs or strobes.
Tickets are £17.50 - £28.50 with family tickets £83 - £102.
There will be lavish costumes, audience singalongs and giggles galore, so don’t miss your carriage and book tickets today.
Heigh ho, heigh ho, it’s off to the panto we go
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs are marching their way to Gladstone Theatre this Christmas, for another fabulous festive family favourite.
The glittering production stars X Factor’s Jessica Jones as Snow White, cabaret powerhouse Shania Pain (RuPaul’s Drag Race) as Dame Nursey Knightley, as well as X Factor’s Andy Steed and Hollyoaks’ star Darren John Langford.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs runs from Friday 9 December until Saturday 31 December.
There will be a relaxed performance of the show on Wednesday 28 December at 1.30pm.
Book your tickets to find out who is the fairest of them all this Christmas. Tickets cost £18 - £21.50 with family tickets available for £68.
... Aladdin, a magical way to start 2023
With magic carpets, magic caves and magic lamps, it’s fair to say Aladdin will be bringing more than just a sprinkling of magic to Gladstone Theatre this January!
Performed by the hugely talented HAWK Hoylake & West Kirby Theatre Group, this rags-to-riches love story will have you booing and cheering from beginning to end. Will the evil Abanazar get his hands on the magic lamp or will true love win all?
The show runs from Thursday 12 to Sunday 15 January with tickets £10 (£8 concessions).
