A chorus of fair maidens.


The most evilest, wickedest Queen.


Prince Charming's stag party has a glittering guest list!


But the evil wizard turns the heroes to stone.


Widow Twanky outside her £100 shop.


The evil wizard poses as a weary traveller. Will Widow Twanky be taken in - or will it be the wizard who gets taken in!?


"I've lost my Jack" (and that's not
all by the looks of it!!).


Mirror, mirror on the wall...


The Frog Prince Robert could save the day
with a kiss from the Queen...


... and, poof!, the frog turns into the real Prince Robert.


Even Harry Potter puts in an appearance, but then turns out to be Harry the potter - much to everyone's dismay.


Poor old hard done by Bert has to lug about Widow Twanky's luggage.


And he has to fight off ghouls and ghosts - all in a day's chores.


When there's something strange, in the neighbourhood, who you gonna call?


Bert shares a nice cup of tea with the crones.


And they foresee trouble ahead for him.


Captain - or Number Six - inspects the troops. That's "Behind You - Sir! You 'orrible lot!"


Will Bert ever win the heart of his Amelia Sweetheart?


Amelia shares the news with Widow Twanky that her frog has become a prince.


But the evil wizard - He whose name no one can remember - puts Widow Twanky to sleep and tries to make Amelia his bride.


The wicked Queen tries to stop the
wizard with her magic.


But heroic Prince Robert wins the
day - and Amelia's heart.


The wizard is distraught when the wicked Queen remembers his name - Susan!


Acting on predictions is the responsibility of
the predictee not the predictor!


The finale of a wonderful performance.


Take a bow Fizz. The first Panto she's directed, and
on this evidence, not the last!


Cunningly the cast avoided getting show-threatening coughs and colds by pickling themselves in alcohol.

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