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Old 06-01-2008, 06:00 AM
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Default Pantomime Season.

The great festive pantomime season is still alive and well in Britain.

Check out the following link. There may still be a Panto appearing near where you live. You may be surprised to see some of those old television stars of the past, whom you'd forgotten about.

Check out the archives section too - great fun.

Performance Diary - 2007 - 2008

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Mickey Rooney's starring in the panto in Sunderland
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Anybody noticed how 'corporate' and 'cut & paste' half of those panto posters are ? 'Insert relevant soapstar pic here'....

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Mickey Rooney's starring in the panto in Sunderland
Yes and most of the audience are too young to know who he is and think he must be related to Wayne Rooney

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yes but arn't the pantos themselves 'cut and paste' ?

Thats the joke that killed the Music Hall !
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Who is Wayne Rooney?
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The great festive pantomime season is still alive and well in Britain.

Check out the following link. There may still be a Panto appearing near where you live. You may be surprised to see some of those old television stars of the past, whom you'd forgotten about.

Check out the archives section too - great fun.

Performance Diary - 2007 - 2008

Dave.
And the best of luck to anyone not brought up in these isles who tries to understand British pantomime

Originating in the Italian Commedia Dell'Arte but now so far beyond it to be almost unrecognisable. Strongly traditional yet also topical. Aimed mainly at children but with plenty for adults as well. Boisterous and chaotic yet rigidly ordered. The hero is a young boy, played by a girl. The Dame is usually the principal boy's mother, played by a man. The Ugly Sisters are comic villains, also played by men. Many pantomimes also have an animal like a cow (two actors in an unconvincing animal costume) as a major character. Then there is also the juveniles and chorus line that gives employment to all the local stage schools.

But if you enter into the spirit of them, they're great fun
It's recommended that you attend with a group of small children. They'll show you how to participate properly

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thanks for that link Dave,
nice to see that can
on and ball are going strong
sophie lawrence too
the grumbleweeds
Loise English ................
I could go on ........
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you d think The Cheeky Girls would be performing
somewhere on the Panto ciruit,
being twins, they could cause a lot
of confusion to Prince Charming !
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We've got 'The Fonz' playing 'Captain Hook' in Woking and 'Starsky' is in something in Bromley.

YDSL x.
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you d think The Cheeky Girls would be performing
somewhere on the Panto ciruit,
being twins, they could cause a lot
of confusion to Prince Charming !
It wouldn't surprise me to know that they're too busy causing confusion with Lembit Opek; I don't think it would take much.

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What happened to the picture of Cheetah...oops, (sorry) Whine Rooney?

YDSL x.

(It keeps coming and going! That's spooky..........cue Twilight Zone music!)
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It wouldn't surprise me to know that they're too busy causing confusion with Lembit Opek; I don't think it would take much.

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Poor old Lembit. It must be hard for him

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