Mayflower Theatre knows how to put on a panto – and this year has to be my favourite so far.
The exciting addition of world-famous dance troupe, Diversity, really added a sprinkle of stardust to the show.
Pair that with panto-royalty Christopher Biggins (Man in the Mirror), lots of glitz, lots of glam – and an incredible flying sleigh, and you’ve got a recipe for Snow White success.
Photograph by Stuart Martin
The hilarious Kev Orkian (Muddles) is joined by the very talented Kirsty Ingram (Snow White) and the villain we love to hate, the Wicked Queen, played by Rachel Stanley.
Together with Diversity’s Ashley Banjo (Prince Ashley), brother Jordan Banjo and Perri Kiely, they tell the age-old story of Snow White, with a modern twist – and some super slick street dance (which my eight-year-old companion couldn’t get enough of)!
It’s fabulous, funny and festive – just what we’ve come to expect from Mayflower Theatre.
Photograph by Stuart Martin
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