This Christmas, Warwick Davis will star in the family pantomime Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs at the New Victoria Theatre, in Woking in Surrey.
TV and film star Davis is known for his roles in Star Wars, the Harry Potter series and Willow, as well as TV comedy series Life’s Too Short and Idiot Abroad 3.
He will play the role of head dwarf, Prof, and will be joined on stage by comedian Andy Ford as Herman the Henchman and actor Shaun Dalton, who will play the Prince.
Dalton is best known for theatre performance in the West End and throughout the UK, including Les Miserables and Beauty & the Beast.
Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs will run between Saturday 10th December and Sunday 8th January 2017.
Groups can expect traditional pantomime ingredients including glittering costumes, audience participation, slapstick comedy and song and dance.
What else is on at the New Victoria Theatre?
Also available for booking at the New Victoria Theatre is the hit West End musical Sunny Afternoon form Tuesday 1st November to Saturday 5th November, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang from Wednesday 9th November to Saturday 19th November and Blood Brothers from Tuesday 17th January to Saturday 21st January 2017.
A full list of productions at the New Victoria Theatre can be found here.
For more information and to book tickets to Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs e-mail wokinggroups@theambassadors.com or visit www.atgtickets.com/shows/snow-white/new-victoria-theatre.
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