PANTOMIME season returns to Malvern Theatres next week as Peter Pan comes to town and Observer readers are in with a chance of winning FOUR tickets for the opening performance.
The Observer has teamed up with Malvern Theatres to give one lucky winner tickets to watch the show with family and friends on the evening of Thursday, December 10 starting at 7pm.
Its spectacular production is adapted from the original story by JM Barrie and stars former Coronation Street and Holby City actor Mark Moraghan as love-able baddie Captain Hook.
It runs from December 10 until Sunday, January 3 with tickets selling fast.
Starring alongside Moraghan will be Balamory’s PC Plum Andrew Agnew who plays Hook’s sidekick Smee, Hannah-Jane Fox from CBBC’s Millie Inbetween and Jessica Punch will take the title role.
Hook’s pirate crew will include the hilarious comedy acrobats The Nitwits.
The tale of the boy who would not grow up is one of the most famous childhood stories of all time with the pantomime show proving a magical experience for all the family.
Moraghan, who switched on Malvern’s Christmas Lights, said: “Why not come and see Peter Pan this year because it is the best panto out there.
“You can expect mayhem, jeopardy, lots of pirates, acrobats, singing, dancing and fish.”
Agnew, who returns to Malvern Theatres, added: “It’s such a lovely stage to perform and with what happens with the audience, it is all very intimate.
“There is going to be lots of laughs and its going to be very colourful and bright.”
To be in with a chance of winning the FOUR tickets up for grabs for the season’s first show, entrants must answer the below question:
Which creature is Captain Hook’s nemesis in the classic tale of Peter Pan?
A – Hamster
B – Lion
C – Crocodile
Send the correct answer on a postcard to 20A Webb House, Church Green East, Redditch, B98 8BP or email it to [email protected] along with your full name, contact number and full address. Only one entry from an email address is permitted.
Please submit your entries by 12pm on Monday (December 7) .
