Have you heard about Networks Theatre?
Based in Orihuela city they’ve built a reputation for presenting a varied and thought-provoking range of plays and musicals. Following on from the success of their last pantomime, Puss in Boots , they’re now preparing for a new show: it’s panto time, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Written and directed by the theatre’s resident […] The post Have you heard about Networks Theatre? appeared first…
Based in Orihuela city, Networks Theatre has established a reputation for showcasing a diverse and thought-provoking collection of plays and musicals. After the success of their last pantomime, Puss in Boots, they are currently gearing up for a new show: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, a beloved fairy tale pantomime. Written and directed by the theatre's resident director, Nick Moore, the production promises to combine comedy, music, dance, and audience participation.
The story follows the wicked Queen, portrayed by panto dame Dennis Carpenter, who becomes jealous of Snow White's beauty as she turns eighteen. The show features a colorful cast of characters, including the eccentric Muddles, played by Nick Moore himself, and the hilarious Nurse Sally, played by Mandy Williams. The full supporting cast brings the production to life with young and energetic dancers.
With plenty of comic misunderstandings, catchy songs, and hilarious moments, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is set to be an entertaining experience for all ages. The show is performed in English at Networks Theatre's own studio theatre. As this is Networks Theatre's 23rd pantomime, it is a highly anticipated event for the community.
Audiences of all generations are encouraged to attend, as the theatre welcomes families and seniors alike. Performances are scheduled for the 26th, 27th, and 28th of November. Tickets can be reserved on the theatre's website at www.networkstheatre.com or by calling 683373413 for more information.
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