Get your Christmas panto fix with Dereham’s Beauty and the Beast
Beauty and the Beast comes to Dereham this Christmas. Pictured is Belle played by Brodie Elgood and Dame Mardi Gras played by Nick Bird. Picture: Steven Hitchman - Credit: Steven Hitchman
Beauty and the Beast is coming to Dereham Memorial Hall this Christmas, as Dereham Theatre Company presents its award-winning family pantomime.
Beauty and the Beast comes to Dereham this Christmas. Pictured is Belle played by Brodie Elgood. Picture: Steven Hitchman - Credit: Steven Hitchman
The classic fairy tale follows kind-hearted Belle (Brodie Elgood) as she tries to save her father, held captive in the Beast's magnificent castle (played by Mark Wells).
With the help of traditional pantomime characters - not least Dame Mardi Gras (Nick Bird) and Fairy Tinkle (Charlotte Bunting) - Belle's rescue mission doesn't quite go to plan.
Featuring more glitter and pizzazz than your Christmas tree, and set to a fantastic score of favourite songs, it's the perfect way to celebrate the Christmas and New Year break.
Performances start on December 27 and run until January 1.
Beauty and the Beast comes to Dereham this Christmas. Picture: Steven Hitchman - Credit: Steven Hitchman
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Tickets are selling fast, but you can buy online at www.derehamtheatre.com or at Bright and Beautiful flowers on 01362 288124.
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Beauty and the Beast comes to Dereham this Christmas. Picture: Steven Hitchman - Credit: Steven Hitchman
