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Peter Pan, London Palladium
Julian Clary steals the show in this gloriously OTT panto. Read my full Telegraph review here
Odyssey: A Heroic Pantomime, Jermyn Street Theatre
Greece is the word in this delightful pint-sized panto. Read my full Telegraph review here
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The best London family shows to book this Christmas
From festive favourites like Elf to seasonal pantomimes and wintry musicals. Read my full London Theatre article
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The 50 best Christmas shows, concerts and films to see this December 2023
From A Christmas Carol to Peter Pan and more. Read my full Telegraph article here
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Tagged book tickets, christmas, christmas shows, comedy, concert, december, drama, festive, london, musical, panto, pantomime, play, telegraph, theatre, west end
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Top theatre to see in London in December
From festive favourites like A Christmas Carol to starry new plays. Read my full London Theatre article here
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What to do in London for Christmas
From festive shows and pantos to Christmas markets, lights and more. Read my full London Theatre article
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Tagged book tickets, christmas in london, christmas lights, christmas market, christmas shows, frozen musical, london, london theatre, musical, nutcracker, panto, pantomime, play, theatre
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The 30 best Christmas shows and pantos to see in 2023
Don’t know what to book for Christmas? Here’s our definitive list of the biggest shows to get tickets for now. Read my full Telegraph article here
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This Snow White is as traditional as panto gets (for better or worse)
New Wimbledon Theatre’s festive offering will keep youngsters happy, but a little more creativity wouldn’t have hurt. Read my full Telegraph review here
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A complete guide to London pantomimes
The history of pantomime and some of the best pantos to catch this Christmas. Read my full London Theatre article here
Aladdin, Lyric Hammersmith
The traditional curtain-raiser for theatre’s festive season sacrifices pantomime silliness for painful political gags. Read my full Telegraph review here
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Tagged aladdin, boris johnson, london, lyric hammersmith, panto, pantomime, play, review, telegraph, theatre
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