Lamproom panto.

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  1. Hooky feller

    Hooky feller Well-Known Member

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    #1 Hooky feller, Dec 24, 2021
    Reight enjoyed it. Glad I've now got Grandkids for an excuse to go. :)
     
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    #2 red24/7, Dec 24, 2021
    was it full house cos it packed in there
     
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    Hooky feller Well-Known Member

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    #3 Hooky feller, Dec 24, 2021
    Yes.
     
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    #4 red24/7, Dec 24, 2021
    we went about 6 years on trot when kids younger ,great afternoon out
     
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    #5 Skinner, Dec 24, 2021
    Oh no it isn't

    soz..coit pls
     
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    #6 Shepley Red, Dec 24, 2021
    Been to watch Robin Hood at the Lawrence Batley theatre in Huddersfield. Had a great morning out and the kids loved it.
     
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    #7 Juddy G, Dec 24, 2021
    Would have thought tha’d ev had enough of Buttons, Widow Twanky etc at Work
     
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    #8 Merde Tete, Dec 25, 2021
    We used to go to the Sheffield Crucible panto every year with Bobby Knutt. Absolutely brilliant. I also went to see the panto at the Lyceum as an adult, which had Alan Fletcher (Karl Kennedy from Neighbours) playing Captain Hook in Peter Pan. What I'd never realised before was how many very adult jokes are chucked it! Think the only way they got away with it was that the kids didn't have a clue!
     
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    #9 Redhelen, Dec 25, 2021
    Still the same, plus many Covid related ones at Wakefield. Trying to explain pantomimes to people not native to our shores is difficult. Apparently the tradition started in Southern Italy?
     
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    #10 Redhelen, Dec 25, 2021
    Still the same, plus many Covid related ones at Wakefield. Trying to explain pantomimes to people not native to our shores is difficult. Apparently the tradition started in Southern Italy?
     
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    #11 Watcher_Of_The_Skies, Dec 25, 2021
    My Dad used to be the band leader for Bobby Knutt's pantos
     
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    #12 Merde Tete, Dec 25, 2021
    That's brilliant!

    Ey up kids!

    Ey up Knutty!
     
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    #13 Merde Tete, Dec 25, 2021
    So still absolutely loaded with double entendre?!

    Yes, to someone who has never seen a pantomime it must be extremely curious!
     
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