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Panto time at the ‘stute
2:37pm Friday 20th June 2008
TICKETS are on sale now for this year's pantomime at Blackwood Miners' Institute - Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs, which stars Mike Doyle.
The popular entertainer returns by popular demand and will be joined by a full cast of singers.
Come along and help Snow White get one over on her wicked vain stepmother and find everlasting happiness.
Once again Blackwood Miners' Institute are offering an early bird family ticket at the reduced price of £34 if booked before end of August.
This is for four people, either two adults and two children or one adult and three children.
Over 11,000 people flocked through the doors last year and the Owen Money Theatre Company are ready to put some panto sparkle into Christmas again this year.
To take advantage of the early offer, call the box office on 01495 227206 and quote Earlybird.
Please note the offer cannot be used for the performances on Christmas Eve and Boxing Day and is only available on family tickets.
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