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PREVIEW: Peter Pan Easter Panto

Posted on April 15th 2019 by Whats on Northeast

Let your dreams take flight at the Tyne Theatre & Opera House this Easter (Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st April).

Join the boy who never grows up… Peter Pan and take part in his adventures with Wendy as they fly off to Neverland and meet some fantastical characters along the way; Tinker Bell, the Lost Children, Tiger Lily, Nana the dog, Pirates, Smee and of course Captain Hook.

Don’t miss another spectacular family pantomime from the same team behind previous brilliant Easter productions of The Wizard of Oz and Beauty and the Beast.

With an all-star cast, impressive music, energetic dance routines, lots and lots of laughter and flying that will thrill the child in all of us. Come and see Peter Pan soar to new heights at Tyne Theatre & Opera House during the Easter school holidays.

HOOK your tickets early to avoid disappointment… The CROC is ticking!

Starring comedy legend BOBBY DAVRO as Smee!
CBBC’s Tracy Beaker DANI HARMER as Wendy
Disney Art Attack’s LLOYD WARBEY as Peter Pan

Customers with young children: please be aware that we do have a buggy park at the back of the auditorium, but space is very limited. If you can manage without a pushchair that would be much appreciated.

Tickets are priced £22.50 adults, £20.50 children & concessions, £75 family ticket. Groups 10+ £1 off each ticket. Groups 20+ £2 off each ticket (Plus booking fees when booking online or over the phone). Get your tickets now at https://tynetheatreandoperahouse.uk/events/enchanted-entertainment-present-peter-pan-easter-panto/

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