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  • Cinderella

    24 November 2012 - 05 January 2013

Information

Evenings: See Performance Times download below for details
Other Information: Free First Night: 24 Nov (free tickets for people who live or work in Hammersmith & Fulham)

Friends Performances: 08 Dec 6pm, 20 Dec 7pm and 05 Jan 2pm.
Tickets: £12.50 Nights:
30 Nov - 01 Dec - all tickets £12.50

£12.50 - £35 /
Under 16 £15.

Family Tickets £60 / £80
Ages: Recommended for those aged 6+
Running time: 2hrs 15mins (incl interval)

Synopsis

Production key info / links

‘The highlight is Mel Giedroyc... Outrageous and enjoyable.’ **** Evening Standard

‘Magical… With a highly developed sense of fun.’ **** Guardian

'A cracking pantomime.' **** Financial Times

'All ages will be wowed.' **** Time Out

'Strong on visual invention... Handome illusions.' **** Metro

‘The Rolls Royce of London pantomimes.’ **** WhatsOnStage

‘A mass of invention. You will have a good time.’ Times

'Moments of genuine stage magic.' The Stage

‘The funniest panto I’ve ever seen.’ Angels and Urchins

‘Bursting with street and sparkle, the Lyric successfully brings pantomime up to date with a bang #ohyestheydo.’ British Theatre Guide

The Hardups come to Hammersmith this Christmas as Cinderella seeks her Prince Charming.

Now in its fourth year the traditional Lyric panto once again returns to Hammersmith. Back by popular demand is Steven Webb, after previously playing the lovable Dick Whittington and the cheeky blue monkey Wishy Washy in last year's Aladdin.

Joining him as the wicked stepmother is actress, broadcaster and comedian Mel Giedroyc (The Great British Bake Off, BBC; Eurobeat, West End/national tour) and, as Cinderella, West End star Julie Atherton who is currently playing Sister Mary Robert in the first UK tour of Sister Act. Directing his first Lyric panto, will be our Olivier Award-winning Artistic Director, Sean Holmes.

Family fun for everyone aged 6+.

Family Tickets are strictly limited per performance - book early to avoid disappointment. Family Tickets cannot be booked online. Call 020 8741 6850 to book today.