Music, laughter and hilarity await with Sinodun Players’ Dick Whittington
Join the Sinodun Players for a magical adventure with Dick Whittington, the classic pantomime filled with laughter, music and fun for all ages.
Follow young Dick and his loyal cat as they set off to seek fame and fortune in London, where the streets are said to be paved with gold, but the journey is not without mishap and mayhem as befits any panto.
Packed with hilarious characters, dazzling costumes, stunning scenery, colourful lighting and plenty of audience participation, this heartwarming tale is the perfect New Year treat for the whole family.
Don’t miss out on this unforgettable journey written by Alan P Frayn, directed by Tom Mackriell and with musical direction by Sue Huntingford-Ledger and Gaby Clements and choreography by Virginia Chell, From Friday, 17th January to Saturday, 1st February.
Tickets: Adults £18 and £15, Under 16’s £10. Book now at cornexchange.org.uk
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