Est: 2016
The Pantomime Awards
Started in 2022
The UK Pantomime Association
Founded in 2021, the UK Pantomime Association is a charity that explores, shares and celebrates pantomime by investigating the genre’s rich past, engaging with contemporary practice and inspiring the future.
Each year they present the PANTOMIME AWARDS - this yearly event has now become a staple in the PANTO calendar for many.
To learn more visit the website www.pantomimeassociation.co.uk
2022
Hosted by: Christopher Biggins (UK Pantomime Association President)
Award Winners
Outstanding Achievement: Nigel Ellacott
Best Ugly Sisters: Duncan Burt and Nic Gibney – Cinderella, Theatre Royal Bath (UK Productions)
Best Dame: Morgan Brind – Sleeping Beauty, Derby Arena (Little Wolf Entertainment)
Best Script: Vikki Stone – Aladdin, Lyric Hammersmith Theatre (In-House)
Best Comic: Tam Ryan – Cinderella, Wolverhampton Grand Theatre (Imagine Theatre)
Best Lighting: Matt Cross – Beauty and the Beast, Kings Lynn Corn Exchange (Jordan Productions)
Best Sound Design: Alex Linney – Jack and the Beanstalk, Gaiety Theatre, Isle of Man (Shone Productions Ltd)
Best Set Design: Cleo Pettitt – Dick Whittington and his Cat, Watford Palace Theatre (In-House)
Best Costume Design: Celia Perkins – Aladdin, Oldham Coliseum Theatre (In-House)
Best Villain: Rolan Bell – Aladdin, Cambridge Arts Theatre (In-House)
Best Choreography: Jonny Bowles – Goldilocks and the Three Bears, Grand Opera House, Belfast (Crossroads Pantomimes)
Carmen Silvera Award for Best Mythical Being: Alexandra Burke – Aladdin, Opera House, Manchester (Crossroads Pantomimes)
Best Ensemble: Tiago Dhondt Bamberger, Char Burnett, Robert Donnelly, Louis Emmanuel, Amiyah Goodall, Tanieth Kerr, Georgia-Mae Price, Millie Robins, Ernest Stroud, Jessamie Waldon-Day – Dick Whittington, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford (In-House)
Best Direction: Paul Hendy – Jack and the Beanstalk, Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury (Evolution Productions)
Best Principal Girl: Naomi Alade – Robin Hood, Oxford Playhouse (In-House)
Best Musical Direction: Jamie Noar – Robin Hood, Everyman Theatre, Liverpool (In-House)
Best Supporting Artist: Kate Donnachie – Aladdin, Lyric Hammersmith Theatre (In-House)
Barbara Windsor Award for Best Principal Boy: Dominic Sibanda – Sleeping Beauty, Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield (Evolution Productions)
Best Early Career Newcomer: Becca Lee-Isaacs – Robin Hood, Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield (The Big Tiny)
Best Newcomer to Pantomime: Rob Rinder – Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Bristol Hippodrome (Crossroads)
Special Recognition
Joe Tracini – for changing perceptions and raising awareness of mental health through his pantomime performance and original pantomime song.
Justin Fletcher and Paul Morse – for exceptional execution of the ‘balloon ballet’ and the championing of set-pieces.
Justin Brett, Susan Harrison and Ali James (The Showstoppers) – for skilled execution of fully improvised ‘front cloth’ sequences including songs created from audience participation, promoting innovation in content.
Best Pantomime (Digital): Jack and the Beanstalk, New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich
Best Pantomime (Under 500 seats): Robin Hood, Everyman Theatre, Liverpool (In-House)
Best Pantomime (500-900 seats): Aladdin, Lyric Hammersmith Theatre (In-House)
Best Pantomime (Over 900 seats): Jack and the Beanstalk, Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury (Evolution Productions)
2023
Location: Trafalgar Theatre in London’s West End
Hosted by: Christopher Biggins (UK Pantomime Association President)
Award Winners
Outstanding Achievement Award: Su Pollard
Best Choreography: Stillie Dee – Jack and the Beanstalk, Alhambra Theatre, Bradford (Crossroads Pantomimes)
Best Comic: Adam C Booth – Cinderella, Grand Opera House, Belfast (Crossroads Pantomimes)
Best Costume Design: Jasmine Swan – Beauty and the Beast, Mercury Theatre, Colchester (In-House)
Best Dame: Brian James O’Sullivan – Maw Goose, Macrobert Arts Centre, Stirling (In-House)
Best Director: Estelle van Warmelo – Beauty and the Beast, The Courtyard, Hereford (In-House)
Best Ensemble: Mairi Barclay, Adam Brown, Gabriel Fleary, Becca Francis, Shailan Gohil, Richard Leeming, Genevieve Nicole and Laura Tyrer – Mother Goose, Duke of York’s Theatre, London (Ambassador Theatre Group)
Best Lighting Design: Sally Ferguson – Dick Whittington, Nottingham Playhouse (In-House)
Carmen Silvera Award for Best Magical Being: Jo Osmond – Beauty and the Beast, Theatre Severn, Shrewsbury (Evolution Productions)
Best Contribution to Music: Emma Fraser – Dick Whittington, Octagon Theatre, Yeovil (Evolution Productions)
Best Early Career Newcomer: Neha Eapen – Cinderella, Carriageworks Theatre, Leeds (Paul Holman Associates)
Best Newcomer to Pantomime: Vernon Kay – Cinderella, Wycombe Swan, High Wycombe (Imagine Theatre)
Barbara Windsor Award for Best Principal Lead: Jasmine Triadi – Cinderella, Salisbury Playhouse (In-House)
Best Script: Joyce Branagh – Jack and the Beanstalk, South Hill Park Arts Centre, Bracknell (In-House)
Best Secondary Lead: Ohaana Greaves – The Further Adventures of Peter Pan, Fairfield Halls, Croydon (UK Productions)
Best Set Design: Mark Walters, Nina Dunn and Matt Brown – Beauty and the Beast, Swansea Grand Theatre (Imagine Theatre)
Best Sisters: Andrew Pollard and Alim Jadavji – Cinderella, Lighthouse, Poole (In-House)
Best Sound Design: James Cook – Aladdin, Derby Arena (Little Wolf Entertainment)
Best Supporting Artist: Anna-Jane Casey – Mother Goose, Duke of York’s Theatre, London (Ambassador Theatre Group)
Best Villain: Ben Locke – Robin Hood, Theatr Clwyd, Mold (In-House)
Special Recognition
Ian McKellen for passionate advocacy and services to the artform of pantomime.
Cast, Doncaster, for their ongoing commitment to integrated BSL signing in pantomime
Theatre Royal Stratford East for their continued innovative and inclusive practice in the field of pantomime.
Best Pantomime (Under 500 seats): Robin Hood, Theatr Clwyd, Mold (In-House)
Best Pantomime (500 – 900 seats): Mother Goose, Duke of York’s Theatre, London (Ambassador Theatre Group)
Best Pantomime (Over 900 seats): Beauty and the Beast, Swansea Grand Theatre (Imagine Theatre)
2024
Location: G Live in Guildford
Hosted by: Angellica Bell, Myra DuBois and Ore Oduba, with Rob Madge presenting the coveted Best Pantomime Awards.
Award Winners
Outstanding Achievement Award: Twins FX
BEST CHOREOGRAPHY: Myles Brown: Beauty and the Beast, Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells (Little Wolf Entertainment)
BEST COMIC: Matt Slack: Jack and the Beanstalk, Birmingham Hippodrome (Crossroads Pantomimes)
BEST COSTUME DESIGN: Dawn Allsopp: Snow White, Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds (In-House)
CHRISTOPHER BIGGINS AWARDS FOR BEST DAME: Ben Roddy: Aladdin, Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury (Marlowe Theatre and Evolution Productions)
BEST DIRECTION: Simon Fielding: Cinderella, Towngate Theatre, Basildon (Towngate Theatre and Simon Fielding Ltd)
BEST ENSEMBLE: Danielle Cato, Oliver Imeson, Sophie Karaolis, Sarah Jane Lowe, Louis Parkins and Luke Stone: Mother Goose, Cambridge Arts Theatre (In-House)
BEST LIGHTING DESIGN: Jamie Corbidge: Cinderella, Swansea Grand Theatre (Imagine Theatre)
CARMEN SILVERA AWARD FOR BEST MAGICAL BEING: Amanda Henderson: Jack and the Beanstalk, Rhyl Pavilion (Anton Benson Productions)
BEST CONTRIBUTION TO MUSIC: Chris Wong: Aladdin, Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury (Marlowe Theatre and Evolution Productions)
BEST EARLY CAREER NEWCOMER: Jewelle Hutchinson: Cinderella, Nottingham Playhouse (In-House)
BEST NEWCOMER TO PANTOMIME: Benjamin Armstrong: Aladdin, Lighthouse Theatre, Poole (In-House)
BARBARA WINDSOR AWARD FOR BEST PRINCIPAL LEAD: Alexandra Mardell: Goldilocks and the Three Bears, Theatre Royal Plymouth (Crossroads Pantomimes)
BEST SCRIPT: Paul Hendy: Aladdin, Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury (Marlowe Theatre and Evolution Productions)
BEST SECONDARY LEAD: Lotti Brogan: Dick Whittington, King’s Lynn Corn Exchange (Jordan Productions)
BEST SET DESIGN: David Shields: Snow White, Grand Theatre Wolverhampton (In-House)
BEST SISTERS: Iain Lauchlan and Andy Hockley: Cinderella, Belgrade Theatre, Coventry (Belgrade Theatre and Imagine Theatre)
BEST SOUND DESIGN: Nigel Bayliss: Sleeping Beauty, Theatre Royal Bath (UK Productions)
BEST SUPPORTING ARTIST: Ben Tanner: Mother Goose, Derby Arena (Little Wolf Entertainment)
BEST VILLAIN: Wendi Harriott: Sleeping Beauty, Watersmeet Theatre, Rickmansworth (Paul Holman Associates)
Special Recognition
Macrobert Arts Centre, Stirling who received the Award for Achievement in Inclusive Practice for their production of Aladdin set in Discotopia which celebrated female empowerment, LGBTQ+ narratives and inclusive casting;
Cinderella at The Theatre Chipping Norton who won the Award for Achievement in Innovation with their production which relocated the traditional narrative to Latin America, celebrating the culture of carnival and addressing the challenge of deforestation. The production worked with cast and creatives from the Latinx community and engaged a dramaturg;
Michael J Batchelor who received an award for his contribution to Pantomime History, Tradition and Heritage. A talented designer, as well as Dame himself, his pantomime Dame costumes are regarded as the best in the industry, worn by Dames throughout Pantoland each season. He has perfected the art of costuming the Dame, ensuring impact, comedy and functionality through his inventive and playful designs.
BEST PANTOMIME (UNDER 500 SEATS): Aganeza Scrooge, Tron Theatre, Glasgow (In-House)
BEST PANTOMIME (500 – 900 SEATS): Sleeping Beauty, Gordon Craig Theatre, Stevenage (Jordan Productions)
BEST PANTOMIME (OVER 900 SEATS): Jack and the Beanstalk, Birmingham Hippodrome (Crossroads Pantomimes)
2025
Location: New Victoria Theatre
Hosted by:
The UK Pantomime Association announces the nominations for The Pantomime Awards 2025 celebrating a wealth of talent across the UK’s theatre industry.
The UK Pantomime Association is delighted to announce the nominees for The Pantomime Awards 2025, which will take place on Sunday 13 April at the New Victoria Theatre, Woking, staged in partnership with sponsors Trafalgar Entertainment and ATG Entertainment (ATGE).
The Pantomime Awards 2025 nominees exemplify the breadth of talent, skill, enthusiasm and hard work from those on and offstage who work tirelessly year-round to deliver top-notch entertainment to theatres across the country.
This year, the Nigel Ellacott Special Recognition Award for Pantomime History, Tradition and Heritage has been introduced in remembrance of the true legend of pantomime, who sadly passed away in 2024. Nigel received the Outstanding Achievement Award at The Pantomime Awards in 2022 in recognition of his huge contribution to pantomime, from performing as Sister and Dame, to designing and making costumes, writing scripts and championing the genre. All of the Special Recognition Awards, which celebrate productions or individuals representing the values that the Association seeks to promote, as well as an award for Outstanding Achievement, will be announced at the ceremony.
The Pantomime Awards 2025 nominees shortlists are:
Best Choreography
● Arran Anzani-Jones: Beauty and the Beast, Grove Theatre, Dunstable (Evolution Productions)
● Ebony Clarke: Cinderella, Royal & Derngate, Northampton (Evolution Productions)
● Joanna Goodwin: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Theatre Royal Plymouth (Crossroads Pantomimes)
● Lauren Stroud: Aladdin, Beck Theatre, Hayes (Imagine Theatre)
● Shay Barclay: Dick Whittington and his Cat, Hackney Empire, London (In-House)
Best Lighting sponsored by Production Light and Sound
● Andy Webb: Sleeping Beauty, Festival Theatre, Malvern (UK Productions)
● Hallam Cleverley: Pinocchio, Theatr Colwyn, Colwyn Bay (Magic Light Productions)
● Jamie Corbidge: Aladdin, Wycombe Swan, High Wycombe (Imagine Theatre)
● John Rainsforth: Mother Goose, The Customs House, South Shields (In-House)
● Oscar Wady: Robin Hood, Pavilion Theatre, Worthing (Paul Holman Associates)
Carmen Silvera Award for Best Magical Being
● Danielle Jam: Jack and the Beanstalk, His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen (Crossroads Pantomimes)
● Darren Brownlie: Peter Pan, King’s Theatre, Glasgow (Crossroads Pantomimes)
● Julie Yammanee: Aladdin, Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells (Little Wolf Entertainment)
● Katy Ashworth: Jack and the Beanstalk, Central Theatre, Chatham (Jordan Productions)
● Mina Anwar: Cinderella, Derby Arena (Little Wolf Entertainment)
Barbara Windsor Award for Best Principal Lead
● Aoife Kenny: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield (Evolution Productions)
● Kitty Harris: Cinderella, Blackpool Grand Theatre (UK Productions)
● Luke Suri: Aladdin, Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham (In-House)
● Mia Overfield: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Fairfield Halls, Croydon (UK Productions)
● Roshani Abbey: Sleeping Beauty, Broadway Theatre, Catford (Joy Productions)
Best Script
● Anthony Spargo: Dick Whittington and his Cat, Greenwich Theatre, London (In-House)
● David Phipps-Davis: The New Adventures of Peter Pan, Mercury Theatre, Colchester (In-House)
● Eric Potts: Goldilocks and the Three Bears, The Big Top at Ayrshire Athletics Arena, Kilmarnock (Imagine Theatre)
● Jo Mawhinney: Treasure Island, Georgian Theatre Royal, Richmond, North Yorkshire (In-House)
● Vikki Stone: Sleeping Beauty, New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich (In-House)
Best Secondary Lead
● Aaron Dart: Cinderella, Exeter Northcott Theatre (Exeter Northcott Theatre and Le Navet Bete)
● Callum Connolly: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Fairfield Halls, Croydon (UK Productions)
● Durone Stokes: Sleeping Beauty, Broadway Theatre, Catford (Joy Productions)
● Matthew Croke: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield (Evolution Productions)
● Mia Welsh: Dick Whittington, Theatre Royal Windsor (In-House)
Best Villain sponsored by Breckman and Company
● Anthony Spargo: Dick Whittington and his Cat, Greenwich Theatre, London (In-House)
● Cara Dudgeon: Snow White, Loughborough Town Hall (Little Wolf Entertainment)
● Lorraine Stanley: Dick Whittington, King's Theatre, Portsmouth (In-House)
● Tom Hopcroft: Jack and the Beanstalk, Nottingham Playhouse (In-House)
● Zoe West: Rapunzel, Everyman Theatre, Liverpool (In-House)
Best Comic
● Ben Goffe: Cinderella, Wyvern Theatre, Swindon (Imagine Theatre)
● Celia Cruwys-Finnigan: Mother Goose, The Rock ‘n’ Roll Panto, Theatr Clwyd, Mold (In-House)
● Johnny Mac: Peter Pan, King’s Theatre, Glasgow (Crossroads Pantomimes)
● Ruby Ablett: Aladdin, Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds (In-House)
● Steve Royle: Cinderella, Blackpool Grand Theatre (UK Productions)
Best Costume Design
● Emily Stuart: Jack and the Beanstalk: The Theatre, Chipping Norton (In-House)
● Janet Bird: Rapunzel, Everyman Theatre, Liverpool (In-House)
● Jasmine Swan: The New Adventures of Peter Pan, Mercury Theatre, Colchester (In-House)
● Katie Lias: Sleeping Beauty, Salisbury Playhouse (Wiltshire Creative)
● Ryan Dawson Laight: Aladdin, Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham (In-House)
Christopher Biggins Award for Best Dame sponsored by John Good
● Allan Stewart: Cinderella, Festival Theatre, Edinburgh (Crossroads Pantomimes)
● Antony Stuart-Hicks: The New Adventures of Peter Pan, Mercury Theatre, Colchester (In-House)
● Brad Fitt: Sleeping Beauty, Theatre Severn, Shrewsbury (Evolution Productions)
● Matthew Siveter: Snow White, Loughborough Town Hall (Little Wolf Entertainment)
● Phylip Harries: Mother Goose, The Rock ‘n’ Roll Panto, Theatr Clwyd, Mold (In-House)
Best Direction
● Chantelle Nolan: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Theatre Royal, St Helens (Regal Entertainments)
● Chris Jordan: Snow White, Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne (Eastbourne Theatres in association with Jordan Productions)
● Daniel Bell: Beauty and the Beast, Lighthouse Theatre, Kettering (KD Theatre Productions)
● James Tobias: Snow White, Kenton Theatre, Henley on Thames (Immersion Theatre)
● Kylie Butler: Cinderella, Blackpool Grand Theatre (UK Productions)
Best Ensemble
● Abi Fullard, Zachary Kirkby, Amy Mcevoy, Bastiaan Van Leeuwen: Snow White, Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne (Eastbourne Theatres in association with Jordan Productions)
● Alice Olby, Brogan Paris, Phoebe Silver, Daniel Clelland, Ethan Brenchley, Jack Barnato: Dick Whittington, Harlow Playhouse (KD Theatre Productions and Harlow Playhouse)
● Ayron Campbell, Harley Charles, Rebecca Hazel Cunningham, Neve Ellen, Nadine McMahon, Adam Paul Robertson, Luke Stone, Jackson Walker: Jack and the Beanstalk, His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen (Crossroads Pantomimes)
● Jazmin Davis, Anja Gibbs, Megan Hunt, Brooke Kelly, Frankie Lloyd, Grace Perry, Neve Darcy Reading, Arjun Mudahar, Patrick Rosinha: Snow White, Stag Theatre, Sevenoaks (Sevenoaks Panto)
● Nikki Schofield, Alanna Panditaratne, James Everest, Ariel Nyandoro, Jacob Stebbings: Peter Pan, Victoria Theatre, Halifax (Imagine Theatre)
Best Contribution to Music
● Dan De Cruz: Sleeping Beauty, New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich (In-House)
● James Harrison: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield (Evolution Productions)
● Jamie Noar: Rapunzel, Everyman Theatre, Liverpool (In-House)
● Rick Coates and Andy Pickering: Cinderella, Festival Theatre, Edinburgh (Crossroads Pantomimes)
● Tayo Akinbode: Mother Goose, The Rock ‘n’ Roll Panto, Theatr Clwyd, Mold (In-House)
Best Set Design sponsored by John Good
● Adrian Gee: Mother Goose, The Rock ‘n’ Roll Panto, Theatr Clwyd, Mold (In-House)
● Andrew Exeter: Aladdin, Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham (In-House)
● Becky Minto: Mother Goose, Perth Theatre (In-House)
● Jasmine Swan: The New Adventures of Peter Pan, Mercury Theatre, Colchester (In-House)
● Katie Lias: Sleeping Beauty, Salisbury Playhouse (Wiltshire Creative)
Best Sisters
● Bob Golding and Ian Kirkby: Cinderella, Alban Arena, St Albans (Evolution Productions)
● Eleanor Burke and Sophie Hirst: Cinderella, Wyvern Theatre, Swindon (Imagine Theatre)
● Gareth Mitchell and Garnon Davies: Cinderella, Fareham Live (Imagine Theatre)
● Harry Howle and Steven Roberts: Cinderella, Cambridge Arts Theatre (In-House)
● Morgan Brind and Roddy Peters: Cinderella, Derby Arena (Little Wolf Entertainment)
Best Sound
● Ben Harrison: Aladdin, Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham (In-House)
● Charlie Tipler: Snow White, Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne (Eastbourne Theatres in association with Jordan Productions)
● Conrad Kemp: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Theatre Royal, St Helens (Regal Entertainments)
● Kate Harvey: Jack and the Beanstalk, Gatehouse Theatre, Stafford (Imagine Theatre)
● Sam Forbes: Robin Hood, Pavilion Theatre, Worthing (Paul Holman Associates)
Best Supporting Artist
● Charlotte Rutherfoord: Jack and the Beanstalk, Hall for Cornwall, Truro (In-House)
● Jamie McKillop: Mother Goose, Gaiety Theatre, Ayr (In-House)
● Katie Barnett: Peter Panto and the Incredible Stinkerbell, Tron Theatre, Glasgow (In-House)
● Laura-Jayne Woods: The New Adventures of Peter Pan, Castle Theatre, Wellingborough (Parkwood Theatres)
● Marc Pickering: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield (Evolution Productions)
Best Newcomer to Pantomime
● Colum Findlay: Jack and the Beanstalk, Eden Court, Inverness (Imagine Theatre)
● Frankie Thompson: Goldie Frocks and the Bear Mitzvah, JW3, London (In-House)
● Maisie Smith: Beauty and the Beast, Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury (Evolution Productions and the Marlowe Theatre)
● Owain Wyn Evans: Cinderella, New Theatre, Cardiff (Crossroads Pantomimes)
● Rylan: Jack and the Beanstalk, Cliffs Pavilion, Southend (Crossroads Pantomimes)
Best Newcomer to Industry
● Dylan Collymore: Pinocchio, Stratford East, London (In-House)
● Emma Robertson: Snow White, Loughborough Town Hall (Little Wolf Entertainment)
● Imad Eldeen: Mother Goose, The Rock ‘n’ Roll Panto, Theatr Clwyd, Mold (In-House)
● Lois Brook: Dick Whittington, Belgrade Theatre, Coventry (Imagine Theatre)
● Matthew Hodgkiss: Rumpelstiltskin, The Met, Bury (The Big Tiny)
Best Pantomime (under 500 seats)
● Dick Whittington and his Cat, Greenwich Theatre (In-House)
● Mother Goose, The Customs House, South Shields (In-House)
● Mother Goose, Gaiety Theatre, Ayr (In-House)
● Peter Panto and the Incredible Stinkerbell, Tron Theatre, Glasgow (In-House)
● Rapunzel, Everyman Theatre, Liverpool (In-House)
Best Pantomime (500 – 900 seats)
● Mother Goose, The Rock ‘n’ Roll Panto, Theatr Clwyd, Mold (In-House)
● Sleeping Beauty, Salisbury Playhouse (Wiltshire Creative)
● Snow White, Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne (Eastbourne Theatres in association with Jordan Productions)
● Snow White, Loughborough Town Hall (Little Wolf Entertainment)
● The New Adventures of Peter Pan, Mercury Theatre, Colchester (In-House)
Best Pantomime (Over 900 seats)
● Aladdin, Wycombe Swan Theatre, High Wycombe (Imagine Theatre)
● Cinderella, Blackpool Grand Theatre (UK Productions)
● Cinderella, Festival Theatre, Edinburgh (Crossroads Pantomimes)
● Peter Pan, King’s Theatre, Glasgow (Crossroads Pantomimes)
● Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield (Evolution Productions)
