Oh yes we have! Not one but TWO amazing pantos coming to Brio this Christmas!10 Nov
A trip to the pantomime has to be one of the top things to do with your family during the festive season.
It’s just great fun, isn’t it? You get the whole family together and settle down for an afternoon of laughs, songs, and a new take on a classic fairytale – what’s not to love? We know how much you lot love them too, as the shows are always super popular! Because of this, we’ve got two different pantos coming to Brio this Christmas, so you’re spoilt for choice!
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Over at Ellesmere Port Civic Hall, we’ve got a classic tale of princesses, evil queens and… poison apples. Yes, it’s Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs! And as a special treat, Evil Queen Morgana is being played by Edele Lynch, who you may well recognise from B*Witched (don’t be ashamed to admit it, we love them too) and Celebrity Big Brother! That’s not all though, Brio Bear is also making his panto debut in this production too! He’s never acted before so we’re not quite sure how this is going to go, but we can guarantee it’ll be funny! Finishing off this amazing cast is Russell Grant, TV astrologer, with pre-recorded footage as The Man in the Mirror. It’s a classic story, and one that’s loved by people of all ages, so if you’re one of those people then book your tickets now!
Jack and the Beanstalk
At Northwich Memorial Court, we’ve got a panto classic – Jack and the Beanstalk. You’ve never seen it performed like this though, especially with the super star studded cast! Kicking things off we have James ‘Arg’ Argent playing The King, who you probably recognise from The Only Way is Essex. Princess Jill is played by the lovely Shannon Flynn, from Waterloo Road and Coronation Street, and Dave Benson Phillips (Get Your Own Back) rounds things off as Fleshcreep! Northwich’s favourite comedy trio, Ryan Greaves, Steve Moorewood and Keeley Fitzgerald are also on hand as Jack, Dame Trott and Fairy Feebee respectively, so you know it’s going to be a great ride! Expect plenty of laughs, chuckles and Fee-Fi-Fo-FUN! It’s going to be a popular show so we recommend booking your tickets now to avoid disappointment.
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