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Slapdash daftness propels Sleeping Trees’ glam mashup of a Christmas show, though more risk-taking would summon the magic to really fly
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Slapdash daftness propels Sleeping Trees’ glam mashup of a Christmas show, though more risk-taking would summon the magic to really fly
Sleeping Beauty and the Beast: the fun and festive pantomime at the Battersea Arts Centre was both entertaining and a little bit bonkers. Set at the…
Captain Hook and the Big Bad Wolf are sent back to school in a flippant festive mashup that’s carried along by its goofy charm
THE SPIRIT of Christmas comes in many forms and pantomime is one of the age-old staples which creates a party atmosphere and enhances the mood of bonhomie. This year it is panto online that does its bit for a nation struggling for jollity. The Sleeping Trees have an established cult following. Famed for their appearances on the Edinburgh Fringe and their Christmas shows, they’ve been delighting audiences with manic, fast-paced physical comedy, speedy character switches, gender-bending revels and general Pythonesque silliness for 10 years. Their current show, The Legend of Moby Dick Whitting...