Opening night approaches for Ottery Community Theatre panto
Members of Ottery Community Theatre in rehearsal for Jack and the Half-Baked Beanstalk. Picture: Contributed - Credit: Archant
Tickets are selling well for Ottery Community Theatre’s (OCT) latest pantomime - Jack and the Half-Baked Beanstalk.
In the depths of Pantoland something is lurking…evil Pacman and his army of Ginger Nuts are plotting to destroy pantos once and for all!
As panto characters begin to disappear, Jack (of beanstalk fame) and his gran, Grandma, are getting worried. But how can Jack stop an army of ginger biscuits that refuse to be eaten? Can our hero save his friends in time for the interval?
The production is due to be performed in The Institute, Ottery St Mary, from Wednesday, January 24, to Saturday, January 27, at 7.30pm, with the matinee already sold out.
The group is also intending that all the raffles held throughout the show will be in memory of Clive Essame, a member of OCT, who died in October last year.
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Donations will be made to the Cancer Lifeline Southwest and Force charities.
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