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Christmas Heroes

Be a Christmas Hero and give the gift of theatre

Pantomime is often a child’s first experience of theatre, but for many children and their families in Kirklees a festive trip to the theatre just isn’t possible.

Will you be a Christmas Hero? Our annual appeal raises money to bring the magic of pantomime to children and their families, who otherwise may not be able to visit us. For every £19 we raise, we can bring one person to see our festive family Pantomime, Dick Whittington, with a VIP ticket, a programme, and an ice cream.

Pantomime creates magic, offers escapism, and a chance for children and young people to be inspired. 

"Our families and young people absolutely loved the show, for several it was their first time seeing a panto and visiting the theatre. We all had a fantastic time."

The Brunswick Centre

"We can’t tell you how much the children and young people LOVED the panto this year – They all think it was the best yet!! Thank you again for the tickets" 

Barnardo's Young Carers

 “It was our first pantomime in our life but it is love at first sight. Thank you for the children's happiness and for this magic!”

Natalia M, leader of the Ukrainian/British Friendship Group

“I was struggling to buy food and present for Christmas and when I went to get my food pack from the Welcome Centre, they offered us panto tickets for me and my children. We’ve never been to the theatre before, it felt like Christmas.”

2021 attendee

“I couldn’t believe it when we got tickets to the Christmas pantomime. My 3 children loved it and it was just magical watching their faces. There’s no way we would have been able to afford to go. It made our Christmas”

2021 attendee

We work with dozens of other local charities to invite children and families from across Kirklees to enjoy a festive treat.

Please donate below or at Box Office, either in person or by calling 01484 430 528. Every donation, however small, can make a real difference. Thank you!

Be a Christmas Hero

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Cinderella stands next to Buttons and holds her finger to his lips. Buttons leg is raised mimicking a kick. Cinderella is wearing a brown and beige dress that looks likes rags. Buttons is wearing a blue and red bell-boy outfit.
Cinderella's meanie stepsisters strike a pose. Brighouse & Rastrick are both wearing extravagant outfits that look like oversized purses and big colourful wigs with hats.
The stepsisters wear outrageous, black and white spotted costumes and colourful wigs. They pose taking a selfie with Dandini, who looks in pain as one of the stepsisters is stood on her foot.
Cinderella wears a brown and beige dress that looks like rags. One foot is kicked behind her as she holds hands with the Prince and smiles, happily up at him. Prince Charming wears a red, royal-looking outfit with a green sash.
Cinderella and Buttons, along with the young chorus, pretend to be riding a sleigh. Buttons is holding onto two, very oversized bras on a clothes horse as reigns. Cinderella holds onto his shoulder behind him.

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