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The Fairy Godmother of Pantomime

Opens at The Capitol, Horsham on Thursday 8th and runs until Saturday 31st December.

Boasting a brand new set, spectacular sequences and a few new twists, this year’s traditional pantomime will sweep you off your feet and carry you to the ball.

Directed by Julie Atherton, well known for leading roles in MAMMA MIA! and AVENUE Q, as well as recently directing WELL BEHAVED WOMEN at Cadogan Hall and GAME THEORY at The Lowry, Manchester with the script provided by Samuel Holmes.

This year’s magical pantomime stars Siobhan Athwal (The Genie in ALADDIN 2021) as Cinderella and her Ugly Sisters will be played by Horsham favourites Dan Smith and Antony Reed, ensuring there’s plenty of slapstick fun, popular songs and memorable moments.

Other cast members include Jonathan Carlton as Prince Charming, James Camp as Dandini, Alison Arnopp as Baroness Hardup, Niall Sheehy as Buttons and Emma Lindars as Fairy Godmother and together they will bring you an extraordinary show for all the family this festive season.

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