St. George’s Theatre Pantomime - Cinderella

Cinderella does her family’s chores while recording and editing videos for TikTok. She is a party girl at heart and longs for the day she can show off her dance moves. Meanwhile, ahead of his new Netflix series, Prince Charming is hosting the biggest Christmas TV party of the year in search of his one true love.

Will Cinderella make it to the party or will her evil Step Mother, Baroness Hemsby, lock her away?

Will the hilarious Ugly Sisters, Horsey and Gap, steal Prince Charming’s heart or will the Fairy Godmother and Buttonz ensure we all live happily ever after?

From the team who brought you last year’s pantomime success Snow White, comes the greatest fairy-tale brought to life. Join us for a party with fabulous costumes, catchy songs, fantastic dancers, laugh out loud comedy and plenty of audience interaction.

This year’s pantomime welcomes back familiar favourites to St George’s, including Cerys Bright as Cinderella (Snow White, 2024), Kyle Fraser as Horsey (Prince, 2024) and Paul Huntley-Thomas as Gap (Nurse Jolly Jabs, 2024). They’ll be joined by an exciting line-up of new talent, including Rory Connolly as Prince Charming (I Wish My Life Were Like a Musical), Alice O’Hanlon as the evil Baroness Hemsby and the Fairy Godmother (Mamma Mia! The Musical) and Rachael Cummins as Buttonz (The Pantaloons).

Supporting the cast is a talented young ensemble from Great Yarmouth’s Nabjab Dance School. Katie Thompson returns to direct the production, working alongside set designer Nick Murley.

Audiences can expect a traditional story delivered with quirky, modern twists. Packed with disco dancing, pop songs, big laughs, family fun, glitter and plenty of local nods.

Last year’s influencer Rock ’N’ Roller Baby praised the production, saying:
“We went to the St George’s Theatre pantomime and you know what?! Best panto I’ve ever seen! We LOVED every single second.”

This year’s pantomime promises to be just as unmissable.

The show runs from Saturday 13 to Tuesday 30 December at St. George’s Theatre in Great Yarmouth, with performances at various times. Tickets from £12, with family deals also available. For details of all performance times and to book your tickets please visit www.stgeorgestheatre.com

This year, for the first time, the theatre will present a captioned performance at 11am on Monday 22 December.