PANTOMIME 2015: Peter Pan

We are going on Friday, December 11th at 19:30 but you can reserve tickets on your own here: http://madridplayers.org/pantomime/

Not to be missed!

A Christmas pantomime is a musical-comedy play found in the UK. Traditionally performed at Christmas, with family audiences consisting mainly of children and parents, British pantomime is now a popular form of theatre, incorporating song, dance, buffoonery, slapstick, cross-dressing, in-jokes, audience participation, and mild sexual innuendo. There are a number of traditional story-lines, and there is also a fairly well-defined set of performance conventions. Panto story lines and scripts typically make no reference to Christmas. Plot lines are often 'adapted' for comic or satirical effect, and certain familiar scenes tend to recur, regardless of plot relevance. (source: wikipedia)

Xmas pantomime Madrid 2014: Little Red Riding Hood

Xmas pantomime Madrid 2013: Aladdin

Xmas pantomime Madrid 2012: A Christmas Carol

Xmas pantomime Madrid 2011: Mother Goose

Xmas pantomime Madrid 2010: Alice in Wonderland

Xmas pantomime Madrid 2009: Robin Hood

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