Performance

Venue	Liverpool Playhouse
	Other spaces: for listings see Everyman & Playhouse
Town	Liverpool
County	Merseyside
From	29th November 2013
To	18th January 2014
When	Times vary, check with Box Office
Prices	From £10.00. To £24.00.
What is currently on at Liverpool Playhouse (V536)

Aladdin

T1257599501
The Pantomime story of Aladdin and the magic lamp.

Archive :: production:T1257599501, panto:S5898, venue:V536
Current production:Work

It's Raining Zen!

The biggest, brightest and most magical rock 'n' roll panto in the universe! It's the Rock ?n' Roll tale of a lad called Aladdin, Whose favourite pastime was going out a gaddin'! But when accused of a crime he hadn't committed, He broke into the Palace, to be acquitted. Not amused, the Empress screamed at our champ... "Off with your head, or find me my lamp!" Aladdin weighed it up and went with the latter, He didn't much fancy his head on a platter! So he set off straight away to seek that which he sought, A rusty old lamp, well that's what he thought... Come on down to the rave in a cave, Show us your moves and dare to be brave! It's funky, it's frothy, it's groovy and cool, But don't forget... better bring yer cagoule! It's gonna be wet, there'll be splashes and splishes, What would you do... if you had three wishes?!

Special Performances

7 Jan 14 Sign Interpreted
11 Jan 14 Captioned
14 Jan 14 Relaxed
16 Jan 14 Audio Described
16 Jan 14 Audio Described

Reviews

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Company

Author	Sarah A Nixon
Author	Mark Chatterton
Director	Mark Chatterton
Performer	Aretha Ayeh (Twinks)
Performer	Marianne Benedict (Empress Morgana)
Performer	Carla Freeman (Princess Willow)
Performer	Matthew Ganley (Cast)
Performer	Lindsay Goodhand (Cast)
Performer	Sam Haywood (Aladdin)
Performer	Adam Keast (Policeman / Genie)
Performer	Sarah Moss (Fairy Firefly)
Performer	Griffin Stevens (Dark Lord)
Performer	Francis Tucker (Widow Twanky)

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