YORK Theatre Royal has revealed details of its pantomime for next year.
The details of their new show - Sleeping Beauty- come today (December 3) on the same day that this year’s panto, Aladdin, is set to open its doors.
Written by Paul Hendy, directed by Juliet Forster, and produced by Evolution Productions - the show will once again star York favourite Robin Simpson (Dolly in Aladdin and Dame Trott in Jack and the Beanstalk.)
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Juliet Forster, Creative Director of York Theatre Royal said, “We’ve been delighted to see so many people returning year after year to enjoy the magic of a York Theatre Royal pantomime.
“We are so proud of the quality of the pantos we make and can’t wait to continue our panto adventures with Sleeping Beauty. It’s so brilliant to have Robin on board again too to bring the hilarity and fun as our Dame!”
Paul Hendy, Writer and Producer from Evolution Productions said, "We're absolutely thrilled to be working with the fabulous team at York Theatre Royal again, for our spectacular production of Sleeping Beauty.
"We are delighted Robin will be returning as our wonderful Dame, and we can't wait to share with you more exciting casting news in the New Year!"
Robin Simpson, who will be returning for his sixth pantomime at York Theatre Royal said, “I am overjoyed to be playing the Dame in next year’s Sleeping Beauty. I love the York audiences and it’s such a special place to perform every year at Christmas time.
"I’m looking forward to all the hijinks the Dame will get up to in Sleeping Beauty!”
Tickets for Sleeping Beauty go on sale via the Box Office on 01904 623568 or at yorktheatreroyal.co.uk from 6pm on Tuesday December 6.
Early birds who book before the end of March 2025 can benefit from a price freeze on ticket prices, with options ranging from £15 to £43.50.
Family ticket discounts are also available for £90 (for three including at least one child) and £120 (for four including at least one child.) Schools discounts are available when booking via Box Office.
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