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Star date: 17th December 2009 

AFFORDABLE? OH YES IT IS!

Jack and the Beanstalk
Salford Arts Theatre
Until 23rd December

The most affordable panto in Salford opened yesterday as Jack and the Beanstalk began its run at Salford Arts Theatre. 

Featuring a giant beanstalk and a full traditional cast of panto characters, there's a Salford twist to the old story of poverty, social climbing and giant gestures.

Full details here…


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At the Salford Arts Theatre everyone's running around making last minute changes to the props and costumes as the curtain prepares to open for the first matinee of Jack and the Beanstalk.

The dame's shaving, the freshly painted beans have arrived and the band is warming up…

"Last year we did Christmas Cat and the Pudding Pirates which was a fabulous story but this year we wanted to go down the traditional route with Jack and the Beanstalk" says Salford Art Theatre's Roni Ellis.

"We've got live music, a giant beanstalk and the dame is absolutely brilliant, a natural" she adds "The other great thing about it is that this a local and really affordable show, and Salford pubs and places get mentions. It's just really funny and I think everyone will love it."

Family tickets for two adults and three kids are just £22, making it the most affordable panto in Salford, and while most matinees have already sold out there are tickets left for the evening performances. Ring the box office for further details…925 0111 or 07770 776924

Jack and the Beanstalk runs until 23rd December 
Salford Arts Theatre
Kemsing Walk, off Liverpool Street, M5 4BS
Near Clarendon Fit City

Evenings performances 7:30pm (doors open 7pm)
Matinees 1:30pm (check for last minute availability)

Tickets: £7 adults £5 kids and concessions
Family Ticket: £22 – three kids, two adults

For more details see Salford Arts Theatre website


 

 

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