St Dominic’s Newcastle leaves guests in ‘stitches’ during supper Theatre
In true pantomime style, it lived up to its promise of side-splitting laughter and fun, ranging from the brilliantly entertaining Indian Elf, ‘bootiful’ Fairy Godmother, the villainous stepmother and her hideous daughters.
The sounds of laughter filled the air on Friday evening as St Dominic’s, Newcastle, hosted their annual supper theatre evening at the school’s hall.
This involved some of the best CAS Performance awardees in the first half of the show and the pantomime, ‘If the Shoe Fits…’ in the second half.
In true pantomime style, it lived up to its promise of side-splitting laughter and fun, ranging from the brilliantly entertaining Indian Elf, ‘bootiful’ Fairy Godmother, the villainous stepmother and her hideous daughters.
All in all, it was an evening thoroughly enjoyed by the audience and performers alike. A huge thank you to everyone involved. May the Culture Department continue to grow from strength to strength.
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