Wed 6 Jan 2027(and 9 more dates)
JADC: Cinderella
A traditional family pantomime with local jokes, toe-tapping music, magic and sparkle, and plenty of chances to boo the baddies this January.
JADC presents Cinderella, one of the best-known pantomimes, written by Ben Crocker and directed by Debbie Taylor.
This traditional pantomime offers fun for all the family, with a good sprinkle of magic and sparkle and an enchanting journey to the ball. Audiences can boo the baddies and cheer the goodies as the fairytale unfolds.
With the usual local jokes, toe-tapping music and colourful costumes, the show is a cheerful way to chase away the January blues.
All 10 dates
- Wed, 6 Jan 2027 · 19:30
- Thu, 7 Jan 2027 · 19:30
- Fri, 8 Jan 2027 · 19:30
- Sat, 9 Jan 2027 · 14:30, 19:30
- Sun, 10 Jan 2027 · 14:30
- Wed, 13 Jan 2027 · 19:30
- Thu, 14 Jan 2027 · 19:30
- Fri, 15 Jan 2027 · 19:30
- Sat, 16 Jan 2027 · 14:30, 19:30
- Sun, 17 Jan 2027 · 11:00, 14:30
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