Due to popular demand, Frome Musical Theatre Company have added an extra performance to their run of this year’s traditional family pantomime ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’.
The show will run at Frome Memorial Theatre from 28th December to 3rd January, this includes a relaxed performance on 31st December.

Organisers say, “When Jack’s poor family exchange their dear cow Buttermilk for some magic beans, the unimaginable happens. The tiny beans grow overnight into a magnificent beanstalk. Jack bravely climbs the beanstalk, high above the clouds, to a magical land ruled by a greedy giant. Jack and his friends set out on a quest to rescue the young Princess held captive in the giant’s castle and save the village.
“Full of local talent, bursting with popular musical numbers, bright costumes and plenty of laughs, this is festive entertainment at its very best. Perfect for the whole family to enjoy and cheaper than Bath and Bristol but with the same professional feel, quality and panto magic.
“The best availability is on 2nd January with limited availability across other performances. Book your tickets now for this year’s giant pantomime spectacular.”
Frome Musical Theatre Company started performing pantomimes in the Christmas and New Year of 1978/1979.
Organisers say, “Jack and the Beanstalk was the company’s very first pantomime and has been performed several times since, last time being 2017, so it’s a special one.”
Contact the Frome Memorial Theatre Box office on 01373 462795 or via www.fromememorialtheatre.org.uk
Group booking discounts are available.
Pictured: The cast. Picture by Dave Merritt Creative
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