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Fans of the society can expect the usual high-energy performances and colourful sets that have defined their productions for over six decades. Photos: Geraldine Diver
Ramelton is buzzing with anticipation as the Ramelton Pantomime Society prepares to take the stage for its landmark 61st production.
This year, the local theatre group will bring the classic fairy tale of Jack and the Beanstalk to life, promising an evening of magic, laughter, and community spirit. The show is set to transform the Town Hall into a world of giants and golden eggs for a week-long run that has become a staple of the local cultural calendar.
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Performances are scheduled to take place from Monday, March 23, through Saturday, March 28. Each nightly show will begin at 8pm, giving audiences plenty of time to settle in for the legendary pantomime experience. Fans of the society can expect the usual high-energy performances and colourful sets that have defined their productions for over six decades.
Tickets are available online and interested theatre-goers can secure their seats by visiting the official TicketSource page for the Ramelton Pantomime Society.
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