Giant Blunderbore is in a terrible rage. He shouts from above threatening to eat any villager who won’t pay their rent. Poor Dame Trott has to sell her precious cow ‘Buttercup’ and sends her son Jack to the cow market. All he comes back with is a worthless bag of beans. Jill, the grumpy Squire’s daughter is kidnapped by the Giants dogsbody Fleshcreepy and taken to the castle in the clouds. Will Jack be the hero, climb the beanstalk, rescue his girlfriend and save the world from the human chomping ogre. Only the magical Garden Fairy knows the answer to that….
Join in and enjoy this new online planet-saving pantomime packed with songs, laughter and great spectacle.
‘Blue Peter’ legend Peter Duncan – a critically acclaimed Panto Dame, Writer and Director, is planning his biggest and best “Here’s One I Made Earlier” challenge.
Peter has assembled a talented cast of actors and top creative team and is using his own massive back garden in South London to film ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’, a socially distanced pantomime complete with ingenious sets, fabulous costumes and even a real beanstalk!
This Christmas, from 4th December, Panto Online will stream ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’ directly into homes for the perfect family treat. It promises boos, hisses, lots of ‘he’s behind yous’, a sing-a-long song and all the classic panto antics that we love.
Tickets are now on sale at www.pantoonline.co.uk for a special early bird price of £15 – and the panto will be available for you to watch as many times as you want between December 4th and January 10th.
Cast: Peter Duncan (Dame Trott),Ian Talbot (Squire Shortshanks), Sam Ebeneezer (Jack Trott), Sarah Moss (JILL SHORTSHANKS), Nicola Blackman (The Garden Fairy), Jos Vantyler (Fleshcreepy), Yuval Shvartsman (Giant Blunderbore), Josh Freeman (Wolf Beast)
Ensemble: Charlie Booker, Matthew Dawkins, Daisy English, Bessy Ewa, Ben Westhead, Morgan Wilcox
Creative team: Writer/Director Peter Duncan, Executive Producer/Director Ian Talbot, Producer/Production Manager Denise Silvey,Musical Director Colin Cattle, Choreographer Julia Redburn, Set & Props Design Peter Humphrey, Cameraman LukeRoberts, Sound Matthew Case, Wardrobe Master/Costume Makes David Morgan, Production Co-ordinator Annie Francis, Publicist Kevin Wilson, Marketing Emma Martin, Assistant to the Producer Daisy English
Profits from Panto Online will be supporting six fantastic charities and youth projects:
POhWer www.pohwer.net
Clothe Me – Thank you www.clothingcollective.org
British Youth Music Theatre www.britishyouthmusictheatre.org
Prost8 www.prost8.org.uk
Scouts www.scouts.org.uk
Best Beginnings https://www.bestbeginnings.org.uk/
For groups and schools packages please contact us directly at info@pantoonline.co.uk
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