Don’t prick your finger on a spinning wheel bobbin… unless you want to meet a charming Prince!
Lots of fun and gags abound as Spennymoor Settlement’s Everyman Theatre presents its annual professional pantomime this December.
When Princess Aurora (Ellie Pryce) is tricked into using a banned spinning wheel by the evil Maleficent (Aine O’Grady) we have to rely on Flora the Fairy (Sarah Jane Jeffery) and Prince Philip (Zoe Moyle) to save the day, despite the confusion generated by Dame Dolly Dumpling (Mattie Parkinson) who piles on the laughs – and multiple costumes.
The cast from Odd Socks Entertainments bring this production of Sleeping Beauty to the Everyman stage, beginning Wednesday evening 5th December and also playing on Thursday 6th, Friday 7th and Saturday 8th at 7pm, with special matinee performances at 10am and 2pm on the Saturday.
Tickets, priced at £7 for adults and £6 for children, with a family ticket admitting a family of four for £24, are obtainable from The Studio, Teasdale Photography, 75 High Street, Spennymoor.
They can also be bought from the theatre on Saturdays mornings from 10am-11.30am when you can not only get your tickets but some refreshment during the weekly coffee morning.
Tickets can also be purchased online at www.spennymoorsettlement.co.uk/purchasetickets.
Wheelchair spaces are available. Contact 07813 189774 to book these.
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