If you enjoy Panto's, you'll love this.
I've received information regarding an up and coming panto that I'm sure you will love: bring the children or grandchildren - if you don't have either, just come along and enjoy the fun.
It's on at the Roundhouse at Dover's Discovery Centre; tickets are restricted to 100 per performance and it's on Sunday 1st. of February - tickets are just £8.00 each.
All the information is below, I do hope you can make it.
Jack and the Beanstalk, produced by Cre8ive Pantomimes, is coming to the Roundhouse Theatre, Dover Discovery Centre, on Sunday 1 February.
If the performances are popular, Cre8ive will work with the Discovery Centre, and the groups that use the Roundhouse Theatre, to present a professional Christmas show in Dover in 09/10. As the Discovery Centre is not regularly used to present professional shows, they don't have systems in place to publicise the show, so I'm hoping that you will help, by forwarding this email to people you think might be interested.
If you have friends, family, or colleagues at work that you think might be interested in making a group booking, or indeed if you yourself would like to book a few tickets, they can be purchased online at
www.cre8iveproductions.com.
The show stars Sophie McDonnell from CBBC and pop star Lolly, along with a full supporting cast and six dancers. And even though it's panto, we promise that it'll be a great night of entertainment for adults as well as children!
There are only 100 tickets on sale per performance, priced £8, so the show will be a fantastic and cheap way to shake off the winter blues.
Cre8ive need your help to sell the tickets for this year's shows, which run at 3.30pm and 6.30pm on Sunday 1 February.
If you need more information, you can contact Cre8ive on 01622 684765.
Many thanks.
Jamie Wilson - Cre8ive Director
Cre8ive Productions Limited
call 01622 684765
email
jamie@cre8iveproductions.com
www.cre8iveproductions.com www.cre8iveschools.com www.cre8iveyouth.com www.cre8ivemedia.org
Sounds like a great Sunday - February 1st.
Kind Regards
Roger