So after all the preparation, hard work and sleepless nights, most pantomimes get under way in the next few weeks and I wish everyone involved the very best of luck! Break-A-Leg!

FUN FACT - The phrase “Break-A-Leg” comes from the theatre originally. When ‘understudies’ were in the wings, they would be encouraged with the hope they get on-stage by saying ‘Break-A-Leg’ meaning, break the leg-line. This is the ‘imaginary’ line between the wings and the stage

Isn’t pantomime a phenomenon on its own! I am currently working with people on NEXT YEARS scripts, including a ‘brand new’ title (so secret I can’t event ell you what it is!)

I am very proud of the scripts that are out their for this Panto season including the following selection…

Dick Whittington - Preston Musical Comedy Society

Jack and the Beanstalk - Theatre Worx, Colne

The Snow Queen - Hyde Little Theatre

Jack and the Beanstalk - Turn Again Theatre, Holmfirth

Robin Hood - Lees Street, Lees

Sleeping Beauty - Norton Players, Sheffield

Thank you all for reading and keep in touch!

Barry

JOKE OF THE MONTH

Why did the toilet paper roll down the hill?

To get to the bottom