Casting has been announced for West End adult pantomime Sleeping Beauty Takes A Prick!
Joining the previously announced Matthew Baldwin – loved and a little feared by audiences for his unforgettable dame roles – as Queen Gertrude are: Nikki Biddington (Faking Bad: A Parody Methsical); Natalia Brown (Ain’t Too Proud); Matthew Gent (Cabaret, Sweeney Todd, The Phantom of the Opera, Les Misèrables); Myles Hart (The Book of Mormon); Chris Lane (Sh!tfaced Shakespeare); Tom Mann (Grindr The Opera); Jordan Stamatiadis (Stephen Sondheim’s Old Friends: A Celebration); and, Fin Walton who makes his professional debut.
Sleeping Beauty Takes A Prick! is written by Jon Bradfield and Martin Hooper with original songs by Jon Bradfield.
The show is from the creative team behind the now-closed Above The Stag Theatre’s legendary Christmas shows, which placed gay characters front and centre in much-loved fairytales, adventures and legends. Widely acknowledged as a highlight of the festive theatre season and the most successful alternative pantomime series in the country, the team’s irreverent and inven- tive shows played packed-out runs for over a decade, the most recent playing 70 performances, building a large and loyal audience and winning critical acclaim, as well as praise from stars including Ian McKellen and Graham Norton.
Sleeping Beauty Takes A Prick! runs from at Charing Cross Theatre London.
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