The brand new pantomime MOTHER GOOSE is playing now at the Duke of York’s theatre until 29th Jan!
Don’t miss Ian McKellen and John Bishop in a hilarious comedy for all ages – described by critics as “a total hoot” (★★★★★, Broadway World), “a solid gold hit” (★★★★★, The Stage) and absolutely “glorious” (★★★★★, Daily Telegraph).
MOTHER GOOSE is a live entertainment spectacle not to be missed – full of fun, musical comedy, star power and surprises that will make you honk out loud. This cheeky fairytale is exactly “the kind of knockabout entertainment that we all need” (The Times) and “infectious fun” (Time Out) from start to finish.
So scramble for tickets to see two legends of acting & comedy “work beautifully as if they have been a double act for years” (London Theatre 1), and get ready for fairies with hefty vocal chords, puppets with tap dance qualifications and impeckably constructed mayhem that will quack up those aged between 3 to 103!
Don’t be a goose – sign up to hear more about MOTHER GOOSE panto tickets with LOVEtheatre today!
You might recognise Mother Goose from your favourite nursery rhymes, but have you heard this tale?
Mother Goose owns an Animal Sanctuary where she cares for waifs and strays. She’s known for her good, kind heart, but things start changing when the sanctuary – and Mother Goose – start getting attention. Will our beloved bird still be the same after fame and fortune?
Watch as the star-studded cast bring Mother Goose to life in this rib-tickling performance. It’s set to be the panto of the season, so be sure to secure your tickets while they’re still available!
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2 hours 20 minutes including interval
Ian McKellen and John Bishop front the Mother Goose cast with Anna-Jane Casey playing the Goose, while the creative team includes direction by Cal McCrystal and writing by Jonathan Harvey.
'A total hoot from start to finish'
'Ian McKellen lets his hair down and has a ball. Glorious'
'A solid gold hit'
'The genius is the pairing of McKellen with John Bishop'
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