From diversity to sustainability, panto is leading the way
Nathan Connor, Ben Roddy, Duncan James and Bobbie Chambers in Jack and the Beanstalk at the Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury. Photo: Pamela Raith
Reflecting our changing society is part and parcel of pantomime’s broad appeal. Constant reinvention of the art form is vital for its future health and has always been a key feature of the genre, argues producer Paul Hendy
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