David Hulston

Photos: First Look at Philip Lee, Emily Cairns & More in RUMPELSTILTSKIN at London's Park Theatre

Get a first look at photos of Charles Court Opera's boutique Christmas panto RUMPELSTILTSKIN, which has come to the Park Theatre for the first time, in this brand new re-telling of the classic fairytale.

Philip Lee, Emily Cairns & More to Star in RUMPELSTILTSKIN Panto at Park Theatre

The cast has been announced for Charles Court Opera’s boutique pantomime ‘RUMPELSTILTSKIN’, at Park Theatre, 13 December 2022 - 14 January 2023. CCO favourite and Offie-nominated Philip Lee, and rising star comedian Emily Cairns will appear alongside newcomers Tamoy Phipps and Lucy Whitney.

Photos: First Look at BEOWULF: AN EPIC PANTO

In ‘Beowulf: An Epic Panto’, a co-production with the King’s Head Theatre, join Beowulf, Grendel, Grendel’s mother and a maelstrom of other fantastical characters, for this completely unmissable show, packed with mammoth musical numbers, and led by a colossally talented cast including many CCO favourites.

Charles Court Opera's Boutique Panto Returns To The King's Head Theatre

Charles Court Opera's legendary boutique panto returns to the King's Head Theatre, as the famous early medieval epic tale of Beowulf gets a wickedly entertaining CCO makeover in 'Beowulf: An Epic Panto' - a fiery adventure like no other.

Photo Flash: First Look at SNOW WHITE IN THE SEVEN MONTHS OF LOCKDOWN Online Panto

Final casting is today announced for the world premiere of ‘Snow White in the Seven Months of Lockdown’, a new online panto featuring interactive viewers-choice-moments.

SNOW WHITE IN THE SEVEN MONTHS OF LOCKDOWN Will Feature The Voices Of Mark Gatiss and Ian Hallard As 'The Men In The Mirror'

Final casting is today announced for the world premiere of 'Snow White in the Seven Months of Lockdown', a new online panto featuring interactive viewers-choice-moments.

New Cast Announced for London's The Producers, Show Recoups Investment Too

The Producers has just recouped its £5,500,000 capitalisation and the musical has now been seen by well over 550,000 people in London since it started performances on 25 October 2004.