The Theatre Royal Windsor is set to stage the pantomime Cinderella.
The production, running from November 21 to January 11, will feature familiar faces and new talent, promising a blend of comedy, music, and traditional panto charm.
Cinderella will be portrayed by newcomer Brogan McFarlane, who will be navigating her way through the trials posed by her wicked stepsisters to find her happy ending.
The theatre's favourite Dame, Steven Blakeley, and panto regular Kevin Cruise, will be back to deliver their signature comedic style.
Michael Praed, known for his role as Robin of Loxley, will be taking on the character of Baron Hard-up, while comedy performer Hilary O’Neil will step into the shoes of Cinderella’s Fairy Godmother.
Jeffrey Harmer, taking a break from The Shawshank Redemption UK tour, will be donning the attire of an Ugly Sister.
Britain’s Got Talent semi-finalist Jay Worley is set to bring Prince Charming to life, and Bollywood actor Robby Khela will become Dandini.
The rest of the cast features Abi-Lily Clarke, Andrew Dillon, Isabella Everett, Abbie Holderness, Elliot Owen-Coles, Trézel Sergeant, James Smalley, and Mia Welsh.
Tickets for this family-friendly production start at £19, and the running time is yet to be confirmed.
The show will feature flashing lights and haze, and its content is suitable for all ages.
Young fans of the pantomime will also have the chance to participate in a special one-hour dance workshop on December 10.
The session, led by choreographer Isabella Everett, will teach children aged eight and above Kevin Cruise’s iconic number straight from the show.
The workshop is free for attendees of either performance on December 10, with proof of ticket required.
The session will run from 4pm to 5pm, with sign-in and briefing from 3.45pm.
Places are limited to 20 participants, and parents or guardians must accompany their children.
Photography is strictly prohibited during the workshop.
Tickets for the pantomime can be purchased on the Theatre Royal Windsor's website, and more information about the workshop can be obtained by contacting Hannah at outreach@theatreroyalwindsor.co.uk.
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