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Wizard Of Oz Easter Pantomime Tickets
Buy Tickets for Wizard Of Oz - Easter Family Pantomime
| Ticket Type | Face Value | Booking Fee* | Ticket Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reserved Seating - Adult | £26.00 | £2.60 | £28.60 | |
| Reserved Seating - Child and Concession | £24.00 | £2.40 | £26.40 | |
| Reserved Seating - Family Ticket (4 seats) | £23.00 | £2.30 | £25.30 | |
| Reserved Seating - Group of 20+ | £23.00 | £2.30 | £25.30 |
Information
- Doors: 2:30pm
- Begins: 3:00pm
- End: 5:30pm
The Wizard of Oz – Easter Panto
Starring comedy legend BOBBY DAVRO as Scarecrow
X-Factor and Celebrity Big Brother’s STEVI RITCHIE as Tin Man
This March, follow the Yellow Brick Road to ICC Wales Theatre for a fantastic all-new Easter pantomime version of The Wizard of Oz.
Join Kansas farm-girl Dorothy and her pet dog Toto on this magical adventure suitable for all ages. Watch in amazement as they are picked up by a tornado and carried off to the magical Land of Oz. With help from their new friends the Munchkins, they travel to the Emerald City where the great Wizard of Oz lives.
On their way they meet a Scarecrow who needs a brain, a Tin Man who wants a heart, and a Cowardly Lion who desperately needs courage. Will the wonderful Wizard of Oz be able to help them before the Wicked Witch of the West captures them in her dungeon?
Come and join in the fun over the rainbow spring 2027 as Enchanted Entertainment present a wonderful Easter pantomime version of L. Frank Baum’s much-loved fairy tale. Packed with brilliant dance routines, well known pop songs, lots of audience participation and plenty of laughter for all the family!
There’s no place like ICC Wales Theatre for family entertainment, so click those heels together and book your Easter panto tickets now!!!
“This playful, entertaining and interactive pantomime provided an afternoon of laughter, enjoyment and over-excitement for kids and parents” – The Press York
“A first rate cast, music and plenty of audience participation make this a sure-fire hit with a family audience” – Bournemouth Echo