insideKENT Magazine Issue 55 - October 2016 | Page 27

ARTS+ENTERTAINMENT

CT-Productions, in conjunction with the Leas Cliff Hall, present their 10th annual
pantomime at the Leas Cliff Hall Folkestone

Jack and the Beanstalk
21ST DECEMBER 2016 – 7TH JANUARY 2017
The Leas Cliff Hall’s
spectacular Panto
adventure, Jack and
the Beanstalk, is
suitable for children of
all ages. Featuring a
fabulous finale of act
one and an inflatable
illuminated beanstalk,
growing right before
your eyes.

The good will shine through in the
form of Fairy Sugarsnap played by
Natalie Hubbard, while evil is to be
present as the Wicked Squire,
played with true pantomime baddy
pizazz by Rob Hancox. Once again
the panto will be directed by Bob
Osborne, produced by Neil
Hunnisett and choreographed by
Chloe Hackett. Last year’s
spectacular production of Aladdin
was enjoyed by over 9,500 people
and was the most successful
pantomime at the Leas Cliff Hall
in years.

With those magic
beans, we can visit
Giant Blunderbore in
the magical Cloudland,
in this hilarious funpacked pantomime
guaranteed to entertain all the family. Back by popular demand is Calum
White Erskine playing the male lead, Jack. Folkeston e’s favourite Dame
Paul Ketley playing Dame Dotty Dibble provides the laughs, one-line zingers
and just a little bit of cheekiness. Following her success in the summer
production of Snow White, Charlotte Galaszia takes to the stage as the
female lead, Princess Poppey.

Expect this year’s pantomime to
bring festive cheer in plentiful supply
to the Kent coast audience. A witty
script, stunning costumes, brilliant
scenery and special effects make
Jack and the Beanstalk a true
pantomime GIANT this December.

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“Fantastic family treat packed
with glitz and glamour.”
Kentish Express
“Fast and funny…
a fabulous show”
Folkestone Herald
(on 2014’s Aladdin)
Opening Night special offers.
Concessions and Group special
offers are available.
Booking now via
WWW.ATGTICKETS.COM/
FOLKESTONE or the box office
0844 871 3015. Group bookings –
01303 228600 (option 1).
Tickets from £14.
Family tickets from £45.