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Flyer for a pantomime in March? Pantomime's are for Christmas, aren't they?

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DailyMailDontStealMyThread · 10/03/2017 22:43

AIBU.

Pantomimes are for Nov, Dec, early Jan. Not March "Easter pantomime" give us your money

Bonus prize if you guess who the "star" performers are.

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TheRealPooTroll · 10/03/2017 22:47

I saw an 'Easter pantomime' being advertised the other day and thought the same. Mine are too old for pantos now but when we did go I liked that it was a special thing that meant it was nearly Christmas (we usually went Christmas Eve).

TheRealPooTroll · 10/03/2017 22:48

And for performance I'm thinking ex-Hollyoaks or someone off Gogglebox!

2014newme · 10/03/2017 22:50

I'm booked for xmas already 😂

AlexanderHamilton · 10/03/2017 22:50

Are they also advertising for a chorus of children (munchkins or villagers) & paying £40 each for the privilege?

GuiltyPleasure · 10/03/2017 23:11

DD's dance school provides the kids for panto in a big city near us. I've written off many a December for the joy of her appearing on stage with a washed up soap star & someone from a long forgotten kids tv show. I'm now mortified that the theatre now does an Easter panto as well. Thankfully it only runs for a couple of days & for once they've got a pretty well known star. He's famous enough that my 16 yr old DD has actually heard of him!

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