This week, the principal cast of Norwich Theatre’s pantomime The All New Adventures of Peter Pan gathered for the very first time in Norwich Theatre Stage Two for a photoshoot.
The cast had a great time … oh yes, they did!
At the shoot were panto favourite Joe Tracini, who plays Smee; Casualty’s Milo Clarke, who plays Peter Pan; Game of Thrones star Kerry Ingram, who is playing Wendy; and the fabulous Quinn Patrick, who is playing Tink. They were joined by Hamilton’s Karl Queensborough, who is taking on the role of the evil Captain Hook.
Wendy Ellis, Norwich Theatre Creative Programmes & Audiences Director and Lead Producer of the pantomime, said: “Bringing the cast together in one place, in their incredible costumes, like this is a really special moment. You can already feel Neverland coming together, and I know our audiences are going to be treated to a truly magical pantomime.”
Joe Tracini added: “It is my seventh year doing panto here and I absolutely love it. Peter Pan is one of my favourite stories, and I have always wanted to tell this story, and I cannot wait for the audience to see this panto come alive.”
Buckle up and get ready to laugh until your cheeks hurt. Join Peter and friends as they take on the dastardly Captain Hook in an epic adventure full of magic, mayhem, and mischief. With spectacular dancing, show-stopping musical numbers and more audience participation than you can shake a hook at, this is the Christmas treat that has something for everyone — kids, grown-ups, and the grown-ups who act like kids!
So, gather your crew and join us for the all-new, laugh-out-loud, high-flying Norwich Theatre pantomime adventure!
The All New Adventures of Peter Pan opens at Norwich Theatre Royal on 5 Dec and runs over Christmas and New Year until 3 Jan 27.
The pantomime has a range of accessible performances, including captioned, audio-described, BSL-interpreted, sensory-adapted, and an over-15s performance. Don’t forget you can spread the cost of your pantomime tickets with Pay in Instalments.
To book or to find out more, visit norwichtheatre.org or call the Box Office at 01603 630 000.
