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    Swansea’s Christmas panto breaks sales records

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryJanuary 18, 2023No Comments
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    The Beauty and the Beast pantomine at the Grand Theatre in Swansea, UK.
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    Swansea Grand Theatre has heard the screams, boos, hisses, giggles, claps, and maybe a few sobs, of over 33,000 visitors that have been through its doors during the last month. This year’s pantomime, Beauty and the Beast, has more than lived up to expectations; ticket sales have broken previous records and lots of customers came back for a second time.

    The theatre knows it’s delivered a cracking panto, but what’s really stood out this year is the overwhelming number of fantastic comments from its highly respected critics, the audiences, and here’s are just some of the great feedback it’s received:

     “We visited on the 2nd with our 3 year old. It was the best show we’ve seen so far! Loved every second.”

     “6 of my family from ages 5 to 70s came to see this Monday. Brilliant!!!! We all loved it.”

     “Me and my son came yesterday, got to say it was amazing…”

     “Watched with my grandson last night, absolutely brilliant!”

     “Visited the Pantomine at the theatre as a party of 11. Ages 3 to 60. Beauty and the Beast was truly wonderful…What a great cast you should all be very proud of the show.”

    Pantomime has always been extremely popular with Swansea audiences and the Grand is synonymous with this quintessential seasonal offering. Over the years many a celebrity has tread the boards as villain, dame, prince or princess, including Ryan Davies, Wayne Fontana, John Challis, Lisa Riley, Jimmy Osmond and Gillian Tayleforth, and this year the twinkle toed Joe McFadden headlined the cast.

    Swansea Grand Theatre manager, Grant McFarlane commented;

    “This has been a fantastic result for the theatre. Box Office has broken previous records and the advance sales for our next panto, Cinderella, have exceeded our expectations. Notably this year, the feedback we’ve received has been overwhelmingly positive and we have seen large numbers of returning customers watching the show twice or more!. It’s really encouraging that the popularity of panto continues to grow.”

    The theatre is already gearing up for the next panto, Cinderella, which will be the belle of the ball with another dazzling digital set and all the hilarity that audiences have come to expect. It really never is too early to book for panto and advance sales are already looking good. Go to www.swanseagrand.co.uk and all your wishes will come true.

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