Featuring a mixed cast of Deaf and hearing adults, the panto is performed in both British Sign Language and voiced in spoken English.

18th (adults only) & 19th (family show) Jan 2020

Falling on hard times and forced to sell his prized cow, Jack adventures above the clouds searching for a way to save his family. Not finding your average beanstalk land, Jack finds himself the hero in the stories of Goldilocks, Snow White and Cinderella instead.

Fighting villains and time itself, can Jack save his new friends and his family? Come along, join in, learn sign language and sign song and help Jack find his Happily Ever After!

Featuring Goldilocks, Snow White and Cinderella!

www.integreattheatre.org.uk

https://macbirmingham.co.uk/event/jack-the-3-panto-lands

Interpreter – Rachel Wilkins

1.30pm & 4pm

This show will be signed by a BSL interpreter, to reserve seating in front of the signer please speak to Sarah or Hannah by calling 01260 288690 or email community@circus-starr.org.uk.

We believe in a world where anything is possible. We understand that attending mainstream events can be difficult for children with additional needs or families in difficult circumstances which is why we’ve created a tut-free zone; a show in which shouting out, dancing and jumping up and down are expected.

https://www.circus-starr.org.uk/event/dartford/

Featuring a mixed cast of Deaf and hearing adults, the panto is performed in both British Sign Language and voiced in spoken English.

18th (adults only) & 19th (family show) Jan 2020

Falling on hard times and forced to sell his prized cow, Jack adventures above the clouds searching for a way to save his family. Not finding your average beanstalk land, Jack finds himself the hero in the stories of Goldilocks, Snow White and Cinderella instead.

Fighting villains and time itself, can Jack save his new friends and his family? Come along, join in, learn sign language and sign song and help Jack find his Happily Ever After!

Featuring Goldilocks, Snow White and Cinderella!

www.integreattheatre.org.uk

https://macbirmingham.co.uk/event/jack-the-3-panto-lands

Interpreter – Rachel Wilkins

1.30pm & 4pm

This show will be signed by a BSL interpreter, to reserve seating in front of the signer please speak to Sarah or Hannah by calling 01260 288690 or email community@circus-starr.org.uk.

We believe in a world where anything is possible. We understand that attending mainstream events can be difficult for children with additional needs or families in difficult circumstances which is why we’ve created a tut-free zone; a show in which shouting out, dancing and jumping up and down are expected.

https://www.circus-starr.org.uk/event/dartford/

Interpreter – Sarah Cox

4.45pm & 7pm

We understand that attending mainstream events can be difficult for children with additional needs or families in difficult circumstances which is why we’ve created a tut-free zone; a show in which shouting out, dancing and jumping up and down are expected.

This show will be signed by a BSL interpreter, to reserve seating in front of the signer please speak to Sarah or Hannah by calling 01260 288690 or email community@circus-starr.org.uk.

https://www.circus-starr.org.uk/event/peterborough/

Interpreter – Sarah Cox

4.45pm & 7pm

We understand that attending mainstream events can be difficult for children with additional needs or families in difficult circumstances which is why we’ve created a tut-free zone; a show in which shouting out, dancing and jumping up and down are expected.

This show will be signed by a BSL interpreter, to reserve seating in front of the signer please speak to Sarah or Hannah by calling 01260 288690 or email community@circus-starr.org.uk.

https://www.circus-starr.org.uk/event/peterborough/

Interpreter – Sarah Cox

4.45pm & 7pm

This show will be signed by a BSL interpreter, to reserve seating in front of the signer please speak to Sarah or Hannah by calling 01260 288690 or email community@circus-starr.org.uk.

We believe in a world where anything is possible. We understand that attending mainstream events can be difficult for children with additional needs or families in difficult circumstances which is why we’ve created a tut-free zone; a show in which shouting out, dancing and jumping up and down are expected.

https://www.circus-starr.org.uk/event/dudley/

Interpreter – Sarah Cox

4.45pm & 7pm

This show will be signed by a BSL interpreter, to reserve seating in front of the signer please speak to Sarah or Hannah by calling 01260 288690 or email community@circus-starr.org.uk.

We believe in a world where anything is possible. We understand that attending mainstream events can be difficult for children with additional needs or families in difficult circumstances which is why we’ve created a tut-free zone; a show in which shouting out, dancing and jumping up and down are expected.

https://www.circus-starr.org.uk/event/dudley/

Interpreter: Clare Edwards

David Walliams’ heart-warming comedy comes to the stage for the first time in a musical adapted by Mark Ravenhill, new songs from Robbie Williams and Guy Chambers, directed by Artistic Director Gregory Doran.

Dennis is 12 years old and his school football team’s star striker. But when Mum leaves home, life is tough. The only reminder Dennis has of Mum is a photo of her in a beautiful yellow dress. A dress rather like the one on the cover of Vogue on sale at Raj’s newsagents. And also a bit like the one that Lisa James, the coolest girl in the school, is sketching in her note book. What do you do if you like both football and dresses? And what will Mr Hawtrey the headteacher do when he discovers that his strict uniform code has been broken by a boy in a dress?

David Walliams’ heart-warming comedy is brought to the stage for the first time in a musical with all new songs from Robbie Williams and Guy Chambers, script by former RSC playwright in residence Mark Ravenhill and in a production for all the family directed by RSC Artistic Director Gregory Doran.

https://www.rsc.org.uk/the-boy-in-the-dress-musical/

Interpreter – Vicky Pannell

Capturing the unique ABBA sound and feel with incredible attention to detail, Waterloo – The Best Of ABBA will bring a full live cast and band, stunning costumes and breath-taking choreography to the stage in Nottingham on Friday 24 January 2020.

Waterloo – The Best of ABBA looks back at the sensational rise to stardom of the Swedish pop group ABBA and recreates it so impeccably that fans, old and new can still experience the thrill of a live ABBA show. The iconic lyrics composed by Benny and Bjorn are sung in wonderful, captivating harmony from the opening refrain to the final sing-along chorus of this two-hour spectacular.

ABBA were formed in Sweden in 1972 and became one of the best selling music artists of all time, topping the charts worldwide from 1974 to 1982.

ABBA were honoured at the 50th anniversary celebration of the Eurovision Song Contest in 2005, when their hit ‘Waterloo’ was chosen as the best song in the competition’s history. The group was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2010. In 2015, their song ‘Dancing Queen’ was inducted into the Recording Academy’s Grammy Hall of Fame.

From the iconic ‘Waterloo’, ‘Mamma Mia’ and ‘Voulez Vous’ and so much more, Waterloo – The Best of ABBA thank ABBA for the music with this sensational show; it’s an experience not to be missed by any ABBA fan!

You can book tickets by
Emailing: generalenquiries@national-ice-centre.com
Box Office via 0808 164 4616 or in Person

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