Pantomime
He’s behind you! Oh no he isn’t! Oh yes he is! You get the message – the classic panto is a festive treat for many, and you’ll find our take on these seasonal shows here.
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Review: Jack and the Beanstalk, Kings Head Theatre
The six highly skilled cast work their udders off in this fun, sparkly, well-crafted pantomime to inclusively invite all generations to groan at the familiar and laugh at the current.
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Review: Wicked Witches Panto – For Adults! Pleasance Theatre
The classic panto format is turned on its head in this queer extravaganza – a fierce, delightfully camp and clever retelling of the story of the Witches of Oz.
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Review: Alice In Wonderland, Marylebone Theatre
A visually impressive family-friendly extravaganza
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Review: Goldie Frocks and the Bear Mitzvah, JW3
Not quite your traditional panto, this one comes complete with added chutzpah as JW3 deliver the country’s only Jewish pantomime.
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Review: Peter Pan, Phoenix Theatre
Camp and chaotic, low budget, rude, crude and very silly: well, what were you expecting? Good fun. Go with a group and have a few beers first.
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Review: Napoleon: Un Petit Pantomime, Jermyn Street Theatre
An original pantomime that's an extremely charming and consistently funny concoction.
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Review: The Nutcracker, Polka Theatre
A festive delight, this is a relocated, interactive pantomime-style retelling of the classic tale.
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Review: Sleeping Beauty, Harold Pinter Theatre
hilarious rough and ready
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Review: Cinderella, New Wimbledon Theatre
Strictly Meets Cinders in a show packed with spectacle and sparkle!
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Review: A Very Very Bad Cinderella, The Other Palace
A camp and uplifting classic panto with great singing and little substance