BASE PANTO

TICKETS ON SALE NOW for Jack and the Beanstalk at the Brewhouse Arts Centre. Click here for tickets: https://mpv.tickets.com/schedule/?agency=BACV_MPV&orgid=55430 #/?event=jack&view=list&includePackages=false

Tuesday 18th - Saturday 22nd February 2025.

Break a Leg to our friends at The Mellow Dramatics for their opening night tonight!

🤘🏻 Opening Night is Here! 🎸

The wait is over! Get ready to rock with Rock of Ages as we kick off the first night of this wild, high-energy musical 🎤✨

Join us at The Brewhouse Arts Centre TONIGHT for a rock ‘n’ roll adventure packed with legendary hits from Journey, Bon Jovi, Whitesnake, and more! With electric performances and a heart-pounding story set in the iconic Bourbon Room, it’s going to be a night full of love, laughs, and pure 80s rock magic 🎶.

Tickets are still available, but they’re going fast! Don’t miss out on the most epic party of the year 🤘🎸 Grab yours now at http://to.mellow-dramatics.org/rockofages or call the box office on 01283 508100.

Break a leg to our friends Little Theatre Company with the opening night of Shakespeare in Love - all this week at the Brewhouse Arts Centre!

Break a leg to our friends The Mellow Dramatics - for Joseph - all this week at the Brewhouse, Burton!

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Break a leg to our friends Little Theatre Company with their opening night of Some Mothers Do ‘ave ‘em! Looks to be a great show!

Sending our love and thoughts to the family and friends of Peter today. x

Streaming details for the service of Peter Stewart Clemson BEM at 11:15 (GMT) on Wednesday 6th March, at Bretby Cedar (formerly Carnarvon), run by TJ Parry & Family are as below.

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Break a Leg for Tomorrow (Wednesday) to our friends at Cabaret Theatre Company - opening at The Brewhouse, Burton with School of Rock. Stick it to the Man guys!

NEXT WEEK!!!! Come and join us for School of Rock..... 💥🎸🤘

Click for tickets: https://bit.ly/school-of-rock-burton
Brewhouse Arts Centre
www.brewhouse.co.uk
01283 508100

Come and see our friends at Cabaret in the School of Rock Musical - next week at the Brewhouse Arts Centre

NEXT WEEK!!!! Come and join us for School of Rock..... 💥🎸🤘

Click for tickets: https://bit.ly/school-of-rock-burton
Brewhouse Arts Centre
www.brewhouse.co.uk
01283 508100

Well - that’s two shows down - and a great review already! Still time to get your tickets!

Last night, I revisited the Brewhouse Arts Centre for Burton Amateur Stage Entertainers' performance of Sleeping Beauty. BASE, known for their delightful family pantomimes each February in Burton on Trent, once again warmed the hearts of the Burtonians on a chilly Tuesday evening!

Following last year's "The Wizard Of Oz - The Panto!" production, anticipation was high for BASE's latest offering, and they certainly delivered.

The classic tale of Sleeping Beauty unfolded, complete with the essential panto ingredients – pop songs, glitz, cheese, and a charismatic dame adding twists and turns to the narrative.

The show kicked off with the enchanting "Good Fairy Lilac" (Gemma East) and the brilliantly wicked "Bad Witch Hazel" (Callie Brandrick), setting the stage for an engaging performance. Throughout the show, their portrayal of their characters excelled.

The opening number, "Let’s get crazy!" set a lively tone, with the cast's enthusiasm spreading joy amongst the audience. From the introduction of the villagers to the royal family, including "King Cactus" (Matt O'Donnell) and "Queen Marigold" (Amy Gaunt), the characters were instantly lovable. The King and Queen introduce their beautiful (but a little stinky!) baby to the villagers and the rest of the characters; including the king’s PANTIES- double act “Fetch” and “Carrie” (Sarah Goodall and Sam Uche).

"Muddles" (Peter Bourne) became an audience favorite, embodying the essence of panto with perfect comedic timing. Bourne’s natural stage presence made the audience instantly warm to his character and he soon had us all shouting “Muddles don’t get muddled!” And what is a panto without a fabulous Dame? The dynamic duo of "Nurse Hettie Harpic" (Martin Goodall) and Muddles brought constant smiles and laughter.

Spanning 116 years, the show introduced a colorful array of characters, including the rainbow fairies (Laura Craddock, Lynda Freeman, Sophie Robey and Ken Dawson) who all looked beautiful in their bright colours (I especially loved the dazzling gold jacket!)

We meet an older "Princess Rose" (Lilli-Mai Wardle) and "Prince Alexis" (Thomas Harrison). Lilli-Mai's rendition of "A Million Dreams" was a visually stunning highlight. The two are adorable in their portrayal of young love, and worked very well together.

From dazzling sets to stunning costumes and catchy songs, the show's excellence owes much to its talented cast and crew. Packed with jokes for all ages, audience participation, and even involving the little ones on stage, it truly catered to the entire family.

For its pure feel-good factor, BASE deserves a fabulous 5 stars – oh yes they do.

⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Tickets are still available through the link below, and I eagerly anticipate returning next year!

https://mpv.tickets.com/schedule/?agency=BACV_MPV&orgid=55430 #/?event=sleeping&view=list&includePackages=false

Tickets still available for the panto: https://mpv.tickets.com/schedule/?agency=BACV_MPV&orgid=55430 #/?event=sleeping&view=list&includePackages=false

Important information on parking if you're coming to see Sleeping Beauty.... read the signs in Sainsbury's carefully. Coopers Square is a good alternative car park.