Robin Hood
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Saturday 30 November 2019 - Sunday 12 January 2020
ROBIN HOOD
By Andrew Pollard
Join Robin and his merry band for a fantastic adventure this Christmas. With all the elements of a traditional pantomime – comedy, dance, audience participation, fantastic sets – and familiar songs, you won’t want to miss this year’s Playhouse extravaganza. It’s the perfect treat for all ages.
Robin Hood is written by Andrew Pollard, writer of previous Playhouse pantomimes Beauty and the Beast, Jack and the Beanstalk, Aladdin and Cinderella.
Sales for last year’s production of Beauty and the Beast were record-breaking, so don’t leave it too late to book your tickets!
“Sparkling, dazzling” Valley News
“Spectacular” British Theatre Guide
“A festive delight” Winchester Today
Running time 2 hours 20 minutes (including an interval)
Booking Details
Tickets from £12
CONCESSIONS
Available at OFF PEAK performances
Only one concession or discount per ticket
CHILDREN UNDER 16
£4 off top three prices
FANTASTIC GROUP RATES
Groups of 12+ pay just £18 each
Groups of 20+ pay just £16 each
Groups of 50+ pay just £15 each
SCHOOL AND YOUTH GROUPS
£9 per ticket (Maximum of 1 adult per 10 children)
For group reservations and to ensure you are paying the best price call the Ticket Office on 01722 320333. You won’t need to confirm exact numbers or pay in full until later in the year.
Prices are guaranteed until 1 September 2019 and may rise thereafter
Access Performances
Audio Description & Touch Tour Wednesday 18 December at 2.30pm & 7pm
(a live narrator describes the action on stage between the dialogue, via headphones)
Touch Tours (accompanying audio described performances, designed for blind or partially sighted audience members) the touch tours will start 90 minutes before the performance time.
British Sign Language performance Friday 13 December at 7pm
(an interpreter stands at the side of the stage)
Relaxed Performance Thursday 9 January at 2.30pm
With a less formal atmosphere, the Relaxed Performance is designed to welcome anyone with an Autistic Spectrum Condition, learning disability or those who otherwise might feel excluded from the opportunity to experience theatre.
Cast & Creatives
Director Gareth Machin
Designer James Button
Musical Director Christopher Peake
Choreographer Nicky Griffiths
Lighting Designer Nic Farman
Sound Designer Michael Scott
Casting Director Natalie Gallacher
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