Goldilocks and the Three Bears Panto at The Grange Theatre
A Panto with a storyline you will definitely not have seen before. Goldilocks and the Three Bears! And even if you think you know this classic fairy tale, then you still won't be expecting this.
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• Show is 2 hours including a 20min interval
• Parking is Free - on the other side of the road to the theatre
• 9th Dec - 1st Jan '24
• Bradburns Lane, Hartford, Northwich CW8 1LU
Click here for their website thegrangetheatre.com
The team at KD Theatre Productions has created a brand new fairy tale with a Panto twist. The famous characters were there but it doesn't follow the usual story at all.
The main cast is made up of just 6 actors, Goldilocks, Silly Billy the Clown, Dame Betty Barnum & of course the Three Bears. With help the Evil Ringmaster as the baddy & some fantastic dancers.
What this Panto had, was plenty of was jokes, laughter and silliness. Its bursting with those classic Panto jokes and one liners. It has got some fabulous routines in, when confusion is the name of the game. The Evil Ringmaster is trying to get rid of Silly Billy by telling him to go talk to three jugglers named "Who, What & I Don't Know" resulting in a hilarious scene of Billy having no idea what's going on. I was impressed with the actors for pulling off such complicated lines.
There are a few more well rehearsed comical scenes, including a brilliant chocolate bar story and one with a couple of retro boomboxes blasting out well chosen hits to go along with the story. These scenes are stand alone scenes that don't have much to do with the storyline but definitely add the humour to show & had my little girl belly laughing. In fact I would forget the story, sit back and just laugh at all the humour.
The costumes were fab. We especially loved the three bear outfits. The dame had a multitude of different dresses, and for the grand finale, the whole cast were in gorgeous sparkling outfits.
It's a lovely local theatre production. Not all singing and dancing like the big theatres, but it's still jam-packed with fun. One thing i noticed, which seemed a shame, was that there were a lot of empty seats in the audience. So please support this fab theatre.
They have shows on daily until 1st January.
With it being a smaller theatre, it's also cheaper at £63 for a family
PR Visit Dec 2023
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