My girls favourite part of the performance was when the seven dwarfs, Cheeky, Brian, Sarge, Brummie, Sniffly, Rocker and Loopy marched on stage and they clapped and cheered along with them. I must give a special mention to the fab Cheeky who was just brilliant with his rather touching song about being “small”. It was so lovely to see and hear some important messages all about love, friendship and how we should treat others; amidst the fun and frolics of the festivities.

There are still a few hundred tickets available across the performances but people advised to book as soon as possible if they still want a chance to see this year’s brilliant show. The pantomime has continued to grow as the theatre’s main event of the year, with two extra performances added to this year’s run on the back of last year’s success. Next year’s pantomime is Mother Goose, which has never been performed at the Theatre Severn and tickets for this will be on sale very soon.

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Disclosure: We were provided complimentary tickets for the purpose of this review. All words and opinions are my own. Photos are courtesy of Sue Hall.