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Kings Theatre Southsea<br />

27 – 29 November 2008<br />

The Portsmouth Grammar School presents<br />

Tickets: £8 - £12 (concessions available)<br />

Box Office: 023 9282 8282<br />

www.kings-southsea.com<br />

Based on a conception by Jerome Robbins. Book by Arthur Laurents.<br />

Music by Leonard Bernstein. Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim.<br />

Entire original production directed and choreographed by Jerome Robbins.<br />

Originally produced on Broadway by Robert E Griffith and Harold Prince<br />

by arrangement with Robert L Stevens.<br />

This amateur production is presented by arrangement with Josef<br />

Weinberger Limited on behalf of MUSIC THEATRE INTERNATIONAL<br />

of NEW YORK.<br />

Oh yes it is!<br />

It’s panto time<br />

The classic fairytale Beauty and the<br />

Beast comes in for a magical panto<br />

transformation at the Theatre Royal,<br />

Winchester. Audiences can expect a<br />

rollicking good story, stunning<br />

costumes and sets, special effects and<br />

clever choreography in this year’s<br />

production, sponsored by Hillier<br />

Garden Centres. In an exciting<br />

initiative the theatre has consulted<br />

with a professional illusionist and<br />

member of the Magic Circle to<br />

incorporate a number of special magic effects, which willl remain<br />

under wraps until opening night on 10 December. The<br />

transformation of the prince into the beast before the audience’s<br />

eyes and within the space of seconds is just one of the challenges<br />

that comes in for magical treatment.<br />

Box office 01962 840440 or www.theatre-royal-winchester.co.uk<br />

Salisbury’s panto lovers have Dick Whittington and his Cat to<br />

look forward to at the Salisbury Playhouse, with performances<br />

beginning on 3 December. Alongside Tommy the cat, Dick<br />

embarks on a magical adventure, from the banks of the Thames to<br />

the shores of Morocco, with all our favourite pantomine characters<br />

popping up along the way.<br />

Box Office 01722 320333 or www.salisburyplayhouse.com<br />

Get<br />

your<br />

skates<br />

on<br />

points<br />

Thanks to a deal struck with Cousins Entertainment Limited<br />

(director Robin Cousins, Olympic champion), an ice-rink with the<br />

capacity for 200 skaters per session will be part of Southampton’s<br />

Christmas attractions until 11 January 2009. There will also be a<br />

café at the rink-side, and a variety of Christmas markets, exhibitions<br />

and performances. Prices vary and there are various ways to book<br />

tickets: by phone 023 8063 2601, by post: Box Office,<br />

Southampton Guildhall, Civic Centre, Southampton, SO14 7LP,<br />

online at www.southampton.gov.uk/christmas or in person from<br />

Southampton Guildhall Box Office.<br />

There is also an ice rink at the Sandy Balls Holiday Centre in<br />

the New Forest, until 11 January. ‘Forest Ice really captured the<br />

essence of a festive winter wonderland last year,’ says Tim Howell,<br />

managing director of Sandy Balls. ‘I’m looking forward to<br />

welcoming back everyone who skated last year and thousands more<br />

besides – and all with the New Forest as a stunning winter<br />

backdrop.’<br />

A good year<br />

Congratulations to these winning businesses. Norton Park hotel in<br />

Winchester is the runner-up in the Business Tourism category in the<br />

Tourism ExCellence Awards, while for the second year running the<br />

wine list at The Nurse’s Cottage Restaurant with Rooms in Sway is a<br />

finalist in the Condé Nast Johansens Wine List of the Year Award.

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