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Nottingham Post
Nottingham Post
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Laycie Beck

Review: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at Nottingham Theatre Royal

Families were transported to the magical realm of panto land once again at Nottingham Theatre Royal with its production of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. The scene was set from the start, with a giant fairytale book being created on the stage as audience members waited for the show to start.

The Spirit of Pantomime, played by Natalie Brown, and the seven dwarfs started the story off with the help of a magical screen to show the audience the start of the classic tale about how Snow White's father married the evil Queen Lucretia, played by the phenomenal Faye Tozer, best known from the pop band Steps.

The performance followed the life of Snow White as she longed to reunite with the dashing Prince William of West Bridgford, despite the efforts of the evil Queen. Portrayed by Lucy Ireland, Snow White was supported throughout from the help of her nurse Mrs Nelly Nightnurse, played by David Robbins and her best friend Muddles, played by the hilarious Joe Pasquale.

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