
Peter Ormerod
Entertainment Editor at National World Publishing
Opinion Writer at The Guardian
Opinion Writer at The Guardian
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chad.co.uk | Peter Ormerod
A dazzling dame, a wicked queen, and seven cheeky dwarfs – it may only be June, but over half of all tickets for Mansfield’s next pantomime are already sold, and another star attraction has been added to the cast. Joining the previously announced CBeebies star Katrina Bryan as the fabulously fearsome Wicked Queen will be Mansfield’s very own comedy royalty Ben Harlow. He’s back by phenomenal demand and this time taking centre stage as the outrageously flamboyant Dame Dilly Donut.
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northamptonchron.co.uk | Peter Ormerod
Two family favourites will be coming to life on stage in Wellingborough this summer. Young visitors to the Castle Theatre can join Igglepiggle, Upsy Daisy, Makka Pakka and friends when In the Night Garden comes to town. As it celebrates 16 years of entertaining little ones and their grown-ups, the show is packed with music, puppetry and laughter.
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harboroughmail.co.uk | Peter Ormerod
Two actors with two microphones and lots of sound effects will bring more than 25 beloved characters to the stage when The Dad’s Army Radio Show comes to Nevill Holt. The Dad’s Army Radio Show brings Jimmy Perry and David Croft’s classic BBC comedy to life on June 20 as part of the Nevill Holt Festival.
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harboroughmail.co.uk | Peter Ormerod
Two much-loved musicals are taking to the stage at Kilworth House Theatre this summer. The tap-dancing spectacular 42nd Street runs from June 27 to July 13. Following the story of a Broadway-bound chorus line, it boasts thrilling choreography and a heartwarming plot. With hits such as We're in the Money and Lullaby of Broadway, the high-energy production showcases the passion and determination of aspiring performers chasing their dreams.
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northamptonchron.co.uk | Peter Ormerod
From ‘60s nostalgia to a choir’s fond farewell, there’s plenty to enjoyStick a pony in your pocket – The Trotters are back and coming to town. Based on John Sullivan’s legendary television show, this critically acclaimed home-grown musical spectacular features cherished material from the series.
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