THERE’S no place like Pantoland to transport audiences far away, proved perfectly by a delightful version of the.

Heriot’s annual Panto made its return for the 43rd time with a festive production this year of the perennial family favourite ...

Wizard of Oz -wise, there’s a fun We’re Off to See the Wizard from Dorothy and friends, while Somewhere Over the Rainbow showcases Caitlin Anderson’s lovely voice, though the arrangement is a tad ...

Sally Cookson’s “celebrated adaptation” is guaranteed to “delight the whole family”, said Edinburgh News. Her modern take on ...

She is accompanied by Kelley Robertson as Toto who almost steals the show despite not speaking. Doug Crabb returns for his second time as the dame and plays his part hilariously. It’s always nice to ...

There’s no place like home – so this December come on down the yellow brick road with Borderland Theatre to see their local ...

With its panto The Wizard Of Oz on the horizon, Stamford Corn Exchange’s busy December continues tonight (Thursday) with An ...

Grace Holland and Lorraine Peterson sparkled as the eponymous heroines – Cinderella, Tinkerbell, Sleeping Beauty, et al – ...

The yellow brick road heading to Skegness Skegness this Christmas with two professional pantomime productions of The Wizard ...

The first Christmas show at the Citz following its eight year refurbishment is a funny and fast-moving take on Beauty and the ...