★★★★ - The Stage
Posted on 19 December 2019
[An] entertaining and energetic all-female panto
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Theatre503 presents
We all know how a panto is meant to go (oh no we don’t…shhh!)
The hero wins, the villain loses, someone gets married and they all live happily ever after…
…until now…
The stars of 2018’s “the most fun you will have this Christmas” (Spy in the Stalls) Louise Beresford and Anna Spearpoint return to Theatre503 to write a brilliant brand new high-spirited, hilarious family friendly show featuring characters you know and characters you think you know…
Have a wonderful family day out joining Wendy on her adventures, just in time for Christmas and the New Year with our Family Discount!
FAMILY DISCOUNT: £56 – 2 Adults & 2 Children (under 18). A babe in arms under 2 years is free of charge, per paying adult.
TAILORED PERFORMANCES: 11 December 12noon, Parent and Baby; 18 December 7.30pm, Relaxed & Captioned
PARENT & BABY: Similar to our Relaxed Performance in terms of technical alterations, but provided as an opportunity for parents and/or guardians to enjoy a spot of theatre without the need to hire a babysitter. Please note, we do not exclude other audience members from booking to see this performance.
CAPTIONED: We’re offering captioning to mobile phones via the Difference Engine app, from Talking Birds. Download the free app from the App Store or Google Play, or find more info via the Difference Engine website.
Louise Beresford & Anna Spearpoint
Anna and Louise met whilst performing in last year's Theatre503 panto, 'Cinderella and the Beanstalk'. After months gazing lovingly into each other’s funny bones, and nearly reaching breaking point in arguments about whether Die Hard is a Christmas film (Anna: It's not.) (Lou: It Is.) (Anna: I'm writing this bit of the bio, so it's not.), they decided to join forces and make funny things with a swanky title, Louisiana.
[An] entertaining and energetic all-female panto
If you want to see a pantomime this Christmas, go and see this one. It’s a (excuse the seasonal pun) cracker!
Wholesomely joyous and bitingly witty, genuinely for the whole family. You don’t even need to take a kid as an excuse.
It’s both a successful concept and a jolly fun and thoroughly appropriate way to usher in a new decade.
I would highly recommend anyone with children of any age to go and see what happens to Wendy.
