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Welshampton's "Hoodwinked" tickets selling fast

By Shropshire Live31 January 2025
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Tickets are selling fast for Welshampton’s much-loved annual show, with one of the four scheduled performances already sold out.

Welshampton's "Hoodwinked" tickets selling fast

Based on a unique script created by local writer Richard Jones and billed as a theatrical performance with panto elements, Hoodwinked offers a riotous burst of colour and imagination in mid-February.

Ian Andrew, director of Hoodwinked, is delighted with preparations for this year’s panto.

“We’re very much looking forward to staging this spectacular half-term treat for all the family. A high level of dedicated work from every member of our merry band – whether involved in set design, music, acting, costume-making, or ingenious prop creation – is ensuring that our local spin on the Robin Hood legend will hit the bullseye for our audiences.

"Tickets for the Sunday performance have already been snapped up and, given our tradition of sell-out performances each year, we’d advise booking now to avoid disappointment.”

“We’re very much looking forward to staging this spectacular half-term treat for all the family. A high level of dedicated work from every member of our merry band – whether involved in set design, music, acting, costume-making, or ingenious prop creation – is ensuring that our local spin on the Robin Hood legend will hit the bullseye for our audiences.

"Tickets for the Sunday performance have already been snapped up and, given our tradition of sell-out performances each year, we’d advise booking now to avoid disappointment.”

In this year’s show, Robin Hood and Maid Marian are joined by a host of characters determined to foil the evil plans of the villainous Sir Nigel Nicely and his snivelling sidekick, Captain Gifford.

Springing to the rescue of the over-taxed and underpaid locals, Robin and his gang must enlist the help of the Sheriff’s daughters, Toot and Flute, to unmask Sir Nigel and restore peace and prosperity to the neighbourhood.

Book Tickets

The show takes place at Welshampton Parish Hall and runs over four performances: Friday February 21 at 7.30pm and Saturday February 22 at 2.30pm and 7.30pm.

The matinee performance on Sunday February 23 is now sold out.

Tickets, which cost £9.50 for adults, £7.50 for seniors and £5.50 for under 16s, can be booked via the Welshampton Bonfire Committee website welshampton.org.uk or by contacting 01948 710 117.

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