IT'S sure to be a Good Friday at the Alhambra Theatre with an all new pantomime version of Beauty and the Beast.
Enchanted Entertainment, producers of many popular family theatre shows across the UK, are bringing another spectacular to Dunfermline with shows at 1pm and 5pm.
The cast features pop star Lee Latchford-Evans from Steps as the Prince / Beast, Barney Harwood from numerous CBBC TV shows - including Blue Peter, Bear Behaving Badly and Prank Patrol - – takes on the role of Gaston while comedian Steve Royle, who came third on Britain's Got Talent, will be Silly Billy.
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Producer Jezz Weatherall said: “We’re really looking forward to returning to Dunfermline with this special Easter production.
"The show’s got a great cast of TV stars, a host of brilliant songs and some truly amazing dancers.
"We know how popular the Christmas pantomimes are in Dunfermline and we’re going to give audiences another quality family event this Easter, with the magical story of Beauty and the Beast."
The popular panto tells the story of Belle, who longs for romance and adventure, a bad-mannered Prince who is transformed into a Beast to teach him a lesson and a good Fairy who makes both their dreams come true.
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Director Guy Pascall added: “It’s going to be great fun for all the family.
"‘Beauty and the Beast’ is one of the most magical pantomimes of them all and over the years it’s become a firm favourite with audiences of all ages.
"The story has such wonderful characters and really has something for everyone."
Tickets are on sale now and already selling fast.
Call the Alhambra box office on 01383 733666 or book online at www.alhambradunfermline.com
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