Cinderella- The Civic Panto 2023

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Civic Theatre, Wednesday 6th December - Sunday 7th January

The Fairy Godmother Of All Pantos!

The team who brought you ‘Jack & The Beanstalk’, ‘Snow White’ and ‘Sleeping Beauty’ return for The Civic Panto 2023.

We shall ‘Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo’ our way around The Civic as we follow Cinderella and her friends on this spectacular adventure. Cinderella lives a life of drudgery, bullied by her horrible Ugly sisters, Dottie and Lottie and her only comfort is her pal Tickles! Prince Charming is holding a ball to meet his bride to be. Could this be the chance that Cinders has been waiting for?

This is the classic tale of rags-to-riches with our usual magic of panto antics at The Civic.

Always a sell-out, smash-hit so book soon for THE BEST PANTO SEATS IN TOWN!


Date:
Wednesday 6th December - Sunday 7th January
Time:
6.30pm (Matinees 2.30pm)
Price:
€21 - €23
Address:
Civic Theatre, Tallaght, Dublin 24, Ireland

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