Mother Goose

T01573722700
Traditional British pantomime about a woman whose greed gets the better of her.

Archive :: production:T01573722700, panto:S5927, venue:V309
Current production:Work

Production details

Packed with the usual sparkle, spectacle, mayhem, comedy and incredible original music performed by a live band, Hackney Empire's must-see pantomime is officially open for bookings! Is beauty really only skin deep? One fateful day two magical sisters decide to find out who is the most powerful witch... and so our tale begins... Mother Goose is given the gift of Princess Pricilla, a magic golden-egg-laying goose... Expect a wonderful moral tale for all the family - the perfect Christmas treat!

Special Performances

3 Dec 14 Sign Interpreted
2 Jan 15 Relaxed

Performance

Venue	Hackney Empire
	Other spaces: Bullion Room Theatre, Acorn Theatre
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	22nd November 2014
To	4th January 2015
When	Times vary, check with Box Office
Prices	From £7.50. To £32.00.
What is currently on at Hackney Empire (V309)

Reviews

No UKTW or User reviews available.

Company

Corporate Sponsor	CMS Cameron McKenna
Producer	Hackney Empire
Author	Susie McKenna
Director	Susie McKenna
Music	Steven Edis
Design	Lotte Collett
Musical Director	Mark Dickman
Choreographer	Frank Thompson
Director	Frank Thompson (assistant)
Lighting	David W Kidd
Sound	Avgoustos Psillas
Director	Tony Whittle (assistant)
Design	Scott Brooker (creature)
Performer	Clive Rowe (Mother Goose)
Performer	Sharon D Clarke (Charity)
Performer	Susie McKenna (Vanity)
Performer	Kat B (Billy Goose)
Performer	Matt Dempsey (Prince Jack)
Performer	Abigail Rosser (Princess Jill)
Performer	Tony Timberlake (Baron Barmy)
Performer	Darren Hart (Frightening Freddie)
Performer	Alix Ross (Priscilla the Golden Goose)
Performer	Samara Casteallo
Performer	Jack Greaves
Performer	Nicky Griffiths
Performer	Arthur Kyeyune
Performer	Kirstie Skivington
Performer	Andrew Waldron

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