Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

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Liberty Hall Theatre, Monday 20th December - Sunday 2nd January

In light of the government newer restrictions, please note change in performance start times.
• Shows that were 6.30pm AND 7.30pm are now 5.00pm
• Shows that were 2.30pm are now 1.00pm
• There are NO changes to the 11.00am & 4.30pm shows
• Please note we are now operating to 50% capacity on all shows.
• Seating maps are accurate when booking.​
• You can continue to book.
• The website will automatically close off when the venue reaches 50% capacity
• Anyone that was affected by this new restriction has already been notified.

Mirror Mirror on the wall, which is the fairest panto of them all? Why, it's Snow White at the Liberty Hall Theatre Dublin of course!

Join us this December as we whisk you off on another fantastic journey into Panto Land for the Fairest Panto of them all ‘Snow White'.

Meet Dame Nellie, Muddles, Snow White & Prince Harry Hunkadore as they battle against the Wicked Queen Dragonella played by the wonderfully talented eurovision winner ‘Niamh Kavanagh'.

Will good triumph over evil? or will the Wicked Queen become the fairest in the land? Only one way to find out! Drop along and see for yourself this Christmas time, at Dublin's favourite traditional family panto – The Liberty Panto Dublin.


Date:
Monday 20th December - Sunday 2nd January
Time:
Varies
Price:
From €26.50

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