Pantomime: Rapunzel
When? 04 Dec 2020 to 03 Jan 2021
Where? Weymouth
As Rapunzel nears her 18th Birthday the evil witch, Gothel, and her scheming wizardly brother, Alphonso are plotting to kidnap her.
They plan to lock Rapunzel away in a secret tower in a bid to gain eternal youth from her magical hair.
In a trance and with no memory of her real family Rapunzel is doomed to spend the rest of her life in the tower…..
Can her determination and a little help from her friends in the palace save the Princess and give her a ‘Happy Ever After’?
To ensure that government guidelines are adhered to the audience will watch the show from socially distanced seats, allowing family groups to sit together whilst maintaining a safe distance from other audience members.
Additional safety measures such as temperature checking and hand sanitiser stations will be implemented throughout the venue.
The show itself will around 75 minutes and to avoid overcrowding in toilets and bar areas, there will be NO INTERVAL.
No performances from 7th to 10th December or 14th, 25th and 28th December.
When booking online be mindful of your group size. Seat groups of 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 are available for all the shows.
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