It's December and that can mean only one thing - Panto Season!
I love Panto, but it did get me thinking - Is Panto like Marmite? - Do you love it, hate it - or think it's just for kids?
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T12/06/2021 10:00:00 am
Worthing's Panto is a Beaut this year!
#Gifted
Worthing Panto is back for 2021 and this year's Panto is a tale as old as time, Beauty and the Beast.
With Covid19 being the ultimate bad guy, the pantomime season this year has been affected as we are missing the younger children on stage so just the young adult ensemble for 2021.
T11/09/2019 04:19:00 pm
Proteus Theatre Company presents Macbeth at Worthing.
T9/30/2019 11:00:00 am
Worthing Theatres brings to life Silas Marner
Conn Artists Theatre Company started their tour of George Eliot's Silas Marner at Worthing Theatre this month. The home of former Artistic Director, Nick Young, the director of this play.
T6/04/2019 08:30:00 pm
The House On Cold Hill comes to Worthing Theatres
The House on Cold Hill brings the paranormal into the modern world and leaves you looking at Alexa in a completely new light, or in my friend's case, unplugged.
T5/24/2019 02:00:00 pm
Review of Spymonkey's COOPED at the Pavillion Theatre
Time for you to forget about your day and your troubles for Spymonkey's COOPED is here to help you enjoy 85 minutes of silly fun and snort-worthy laughter as the cast take you on a journey through a spooky mansion.
T4/05/2019 10:00:00 am
The Comedy Caroline's Kitchen comes to Worthing Theatre
Worthing Theatre played host to Caroline's Kitchen, a comedy-drama brought to us by the Original Theatre company, renowned for their stunning sets and costumes, and it did not disappoint!
T5/04/2018 10:00:00 am
The day Joe Lycett came to town
I do love it when a comedian comes to town, and over the years we've seen some top class acts in both Worthing and Brighton, so when I saw tickets to the new Joey Lycett tour, I was straight on to the box office.
T12/10/2017 04:00:00 pm
Review of Worthing's wonderful new Pantomime for 2017 - Snow White
This year's pantomime in Worthing is Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and after watching the show on Thursday, I'm not in the slightest bit surprised that this is Worthing Theatres fastest-ever selling Christmas show!
The producers Paul Holman Associates, who recently delivered the record-breaking performances of Cinderella and Peter Pan have once again achieved a truly entertaining show with the one and only Chesney Hawkes as the Prince.
We had an amazing night!
The scene starts with the Evil Queen, played by Niki Evans an accomplished and experienced singer and a former contestant on X-Factor. Niki plays a magnificent evil queen, and boy she can sing! And that first song, that first scene sets the tone for the performance ahead.
We love Panto, so my son was cheering, booing and "it's behind you" all the way through, considering we went at 7pm, an hour before his bedtime, he lasted the entire show, even the interval was the right length of time for us to have a toilet break, buy a glowing sword and an ice-cream!
At the beginning of the second half, I almost forgot myself and you could quite easily be mistaken for believing you were at a Chesney Hawkes reunion tour as he belted out The One and Only. He is a true performer and had the crowd singing and joining in.
For me, 'Orrible Herman stole the show. His naughty behaviour may have had the children laughing but it was the cheeky one-lines and that 'look' with the raised eyebrow that had the adults laughing too.
If you enjoy Panto, you will love Worthing's Snow White. The cast is spot on, the music is entertaining and the FX are first class. The tickets are selling fast, and I'd not be surprised if, as word gets out how great this show is, It will be sold out before the last show on 1st January 2018!
Prices start from £12.50, with 2 shows a day up, with 3 shows on the 24th! The last day to see this fabulous pantomime is 1st January 2018. So don't miss out, and book tickets soon to one of the most talked-about events in Worthing.
I received complimentary tickets to review Snow White
My words are my own and not influenced by receiving these tickets
The producers Paul Holman Associates, who recently delivered the record-breaking performances of Cinderella and Peter Pan have once again achieved a truly entertaining show with the one and only Chesney Hawkes as the Prince.
We had an amazing night!
The scene starts with the Evil Queen, played by Niki Evans an accomplished and experienced singer and a former contestant on X-Factor. Niki plays a magnificent evil queen, and boy she can sing! And that first song, that first scene sets the tone for the performance ahead.
We love Panto, so my son was cheering, booing and "it's behind you" all the way through, considering we went at 7pm, an hour before his bedtime, he lasted the entire show, even the interval was the right length of time for us to have a toilet break, buy a glowing sword and an ice-cream!
At the beginning of the second half, I almost forgot myself and you could quite easily be mistaken for believing you were at a Chesney Hawkes reunion tour as he belted out The One and Only. He is a true performer and had the crowd singing and joining in.
For me, 'Orrible Herman stole the show. His naughty behaviour may have had the children laughing but it was the cheeky one-lines and that 'look' with the raised eyebrow that had the adults laughing too.
If you enjoy Panto, you will love Worthing's Snow White. The cast is spot on, the music is entertaining and the FX are first class. The tickets are selling fast, and I'd not be surprised if, as word gets out how great this show is, It will be sold out before the last show on 1st January 2018!
Prices start from £12.50, with 2 shows a day up, with 3 shows on the 24th! The last day to see this fabulous pantomime is 1st January 2018. So don't miss out, and book tickets soon to one of the most talked-about events in Worthing.










