It’s time for round two as opening weekend of panto is a Royston hit
Royston Panto - Credit: Archant
A record number of people turned up to watch the opening weekend of the Royston panto Aladdin.
Ian Sims and Kellie Lucken - Credit: Archant
Three groups of brownies and rainbows came to watch the show on Saturday afternoon and an intrepid group of brownies came on Friday evening too.
The children really enjoyed joining in with the requisite cheering, booing and singing.
Producer Ian Cowley said: “The cast and crew had a great time, and the audiences were brilliant – it was clear that those on stage were feeding off the audiences’ energy and really giving it everything.
“We’re hoping that we can sell the last tickets for this weekend’s performances to let as many people as possible see the show and experience the wonder of local pantomime.
David Atkins - Credit: Archant
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“Saturday’s matinee has a handful of solo seats remaining, but we’ve got around 150 tickets left across the Friday and Saturday evening shows.”
As ever, tickets can be bought via the CADS website at www.cadsroyston.org.uk, over the phone on 07925 674967 or on the door. Tickets are priced at £10 for adults, and £7 for children and seniors.
Simon Cooper, Kay Morland and Craig Maddox - Credit: Archant
David Atkins - Credit: Archant
Louise Atkins, Musical Director, plays the piano - Credit: Archant
Ed Atkins plays the drums - Credit: Archant
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