Sleeping Beauty at Theatre Royal Winchester
Theatre Royal Winchester, Winchester · 4 December to 3 January 2027
Theatre Royal Winchester's own traditional pantomime this year is Sleeping Beauty, written and directed by Robin Belfield with music by Simon Slater. Expect a hero, a villain, a dame, original songs and plenty of audience participation.
Highlights
- Traditional family panto with original songs
- Local community ensemble alongside the professional cast
- Relaxed and BSL interpreted performances on Thursday 10 December at 1pm and Friday 1 January at 2.30pm
- Audio described performance with touch tour on Sunday 6 December at 1.30pm
Good to know
- Some weekday daytime performances are already selling fast
- Relaxed performances keep lights low, soften loud noises and have a chill-out area
- Box office: 01962 840 440
Getting there
Theatre Royal Winchester, Jewry Street, Winchester, SO23 8SB
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