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“Hooked on Panto? Tinkerbell Is Ready to Steal the Show!

The Rojales Pantomime Group is delighted to announce its forthcoming production of Peter Pan and the Lost Boys, running from 3 to 5 December at the Cardenal Belluga Theatre in San Fulgencio. Joining the group this year is Alice Wakeford, who will bring a touch of fairy magic to the production as the enchanting Tinkerbell. […] The post “Hooked on Panto? Tinkerbell Is Ready to Steal the Show!…

The Rojales Pantomime Group is excited to announce their upcoming production of Peter Pan and the Lost Boys, set to run from December 3rd to 5th at the Cardenal Belluga Theatre in San Fulgencio. This year, Alice Wakeford will join the group as Tinkerbell, adding a touch of enchanting magic to the show. Alice began dancing at the age of three and has been with the Studio 32 Theatre Group for several years, performing in a range of roles.

She graduated from the London College of Performing Arts, where she specialized in Production Performing Arts and Musical Theatre. Alice recently starred in Studio 32's Mamma Mia! production, showcasing her talent and versatility.

The Rojales Pantomime Group is thrilled to welcome Alice to this year's pantomime, confident that her extensive experience and natural abilities will enhance the show, captivating audiences with her captivating singing voice and portrayal of the beloved fairy Tinkerbell. With a talented cast and a beloved classic brought to life, Peter Pan and the Lost Boys is set to be a delightful family-friendly treat filled with laughter, adventure, and a sprinkle of fairy dust.

Tickets are available from various outlets, including The Post Box, Quesada The Post Room, Benijófar The Card Place, and more. Alternatively, tickets can be requested by emailing rojalespantomime123@gmail.com. Gather the family, prepare for a magical journey to Neverland, and remember, it's never too late to experience the enchantment of a pantomime!

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