SINDERELLA COMES AGAIN!

Written and Directed by Jim Davidson

The ALL BRAND NEW Hilarious Adult Pantomime

 

 

A brand new version of Jim Davidson’s record-breaking adult panto Sinderella –  with the accent on the Sin –  will be taking to the road again from Monday 1^st March for the first time in nearly ten years.

 

With topical jokes, new songs, and copious amounts of ad libs, Sinderella Comes Again! is strictly for ‘children’ over 18.

 

Jim himself will star as Buttons in this outrageously bawdy, all-year-round, bluer-than-blue adult show with dazzling costumes, great sets, singing, dancing and spectacular production scenes.

 

Sinderella received high praise from the critics when it opened in the West End ‘the relentless high-camp vulgarity of it all but bludgeons you into laughter’ (Sunday Express)… ‘British variety at its vulgar best….as a wise man once remarked, a dirty mind is a joy forever and Davidson’s the dirtiest in town’ (Daily Telegraph)….’genuinely funny’ (Sunday Telegraph)… ‘glimmer of gold in vulgarity’ (Financial Times)…’very funny indeed’ (Time Out) ’the sets and costumes are lavish’ (Financial Times)…’great costumes and colourful sets’ (The Sun).

 

Joining Jim on stage will be the original cast: Jess Conrad as Prince Charming; Roger Kitter and Dave Lee as the Ugly Sisters; Dianne Lee as Cinderella; Dave Kristian as Dandini; Mia Carla as the Fairy Godmother; The Oddballs as themselves and  a special ghost appearance by Baron Hard-On - vocally adapted by the inimitable Charlie Drake - plus full supporting company.

 

Jim says his choice of Sinderella was easy.  “It has a great storyline and it’s the easiest one to send up but you have to stick to traditions…even if Buttons does end up giving the fairy a good seeing to”.

 

The show is directed, produced and written by Jim Davidson with choreography by Jane Kennedy and is presented by Midas Theatre Productions and Qdos Entertainment.

 

Sinderella Comes Again! will play The Orchard Theatre, Dartford; Derngate, Northampton; Theatre Royal, Nottingham; Hippodrome, Birmingham; Cliffs Pavilion, Southend; Mayflower, Southampton; Regent, Ipswich and Wimbledon Theatre.