The Everyman Theatre takes an enchanting journey to old Peking this Christmas in Aladdin - The Wok 'n' Roll Panto, until January 25, promising fun, frolics, music and mayhem for the whole family.
The cheeky but loveable hero Aladdin unwittingly sets eyes upon a beautiful princess, triggering the adventure of a lifetime. On his wacky journey, he encounters an enchanting fairy, the coolest genie ever seen and a dark despicable magician. But, can Aladdin save the Universe from the evil magician's schemings? Perhaps with the audience's help, he can!
Aladdin - The Wok 'n' Roll Panto is directed by Mark Chatterton with musical direction from Tayo Akinbode, choreography from Lucy Cullingford and design from Jocelyn Meall.
The cast includes Christopher Redmond as Aladdin, who recently graduated from the Welsh College of Music and Drama, with Karen Paullada as Princess Opal, who is soon to appear in BBC's forthcoming period drama Hearts of Gold.
For tickets priced between £7 and £14 call the box office on 0151 709 4776.
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