I didn't know that!!!ohhh yes you do!!!
perhaps you're friends could go to one while in england??
they used to thow out candy ( tough not aggressively) for the kids, however due to P.C alirges etc, the dont anymore
allllll together now.....
OH YES THEY DO
What makes panto fun is that it's full of very silly slapstick humour, lots of puns and a lot of 'in jokes'. A bit like the CDR actuallyWe don't do any panto here in the US; at least not that I've ever heard of.
I've read about it but I'm afraid it quite escapes me. It does sound like great fun if you are in the know.
It's absolutely bonkers and confuses anyone who's not a Brit.
Triffic fun.
*Slaps thigh*.
I didn't know that!!!
They've stopped throwing the sweeties!
Goodness, that's really pathetic.
. that was the best part!!
Acts, plural.
What makes panto fun is that it's full of very silly slapstick humour, lots of puns and a lot of 'in jokes'. A bit like the CDR actually
I prefer the smaller local pantos that will poke fun at known figures in the community to the big posh ones (they'll poke fun at celebrities instead)
Our village doctor a few years ago was Dr Legg. His name made for terrible jokes and puns in the panto every year
Oh, yes you can!
More likely if you borrow unrelated kids and sit with them.
Wonder if i could introduce panto to Morocco ?.
AHA!!!! A Blackadder reference!bob
More likely if you borrow unrelated kids and sit with them.
i used to book a box (stop it!) and be alone with my girlfriend or/ and mates.
Keep the children at home, i say.
our arts 'centre' is a shoe box. jade actually mentioned going to one so might be a nice treat. i could even smuggle in sweets and throw them at the cast
Wonder if i could introduce panto to Morocco ?.
Trouble is the Fes (Moroccan city of culture) has no theatre.
