DICK WHITTINGTON FAMILY PANTO TICKETS GIVEAWAY
WITH THE BRISTOL HIPPODROME
GIVEAWAY ENDS 26TH NOVEMBER AT 12 AM
The countdown is on for the ultimate tail of “wags to riches”, Dick Whittington – this year’s award winning spectacular family pantomime at The Bristol Hippodrome and we’re celebrating by giving away two sets of Dick Whittington tickets.
Starring as Alice Fitzwarren and her dog will be Britain’s Got Talent winners Ashleigh and Pudsey – who won rave reviews for their panto appearance in Manchester last year. Appearing alongside them will be Ben Faulks (aka Mr Bloom from CBeebies) as Dick Whittington, Bristol’s favourite Andy Ford as Idle Jack, panto dame extraordinaire Eric Potts as Sarah the Cook and X Factor’s Brenda Edwards as Fairy Bowbells.
The run will include the first ‘relaxed performance’ of panto at The Bristol Hippodrome on December 30 2014 at 2.00 pm, aimed at anyone who would benefit from a more relaxed environment including people with an autistic spectrum condition, sensory and communication disorders or a learning disability.
Dick Whittington is set to feature all the traditional pantomime ingredients; sensational songs, a live band, dazzling dance routines, hilarious slapstick comedy and bags of audience participation, plus the magnificent sets and costumes The Bristol Hippodrome panto is famous for.
And to kick Christmas off in style, The Bristol Hipppodrome has given me 2 family sets of Dick Whittington tickets to give away.
To be in with a chance of winning Dick Whittington Tickets:
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Dick Whittington
Saturday 6th December 2014 – Sunday 5th January 2015
The Bristol Hippodrome
Tickets: £10.00* to £39.50* (concessions available)
0844 871 3012* (booking fee)
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Decorating the tree an the house with my daughters. Makes it.
Christmas is all about my family, and being able to be with them 🙂 I love all the magic that surrounds Christmas and the shear excitement that it brings to our home. We love Christmas, and decorating the tree together xx
Time is precious. Times when family and laughter mix are priceless. Especially those times when a family apart get together. Makes those laughter moments priceless and a memory never forgotten and much cherished.
Well done to the writer of this blog…nice to see someone in the North Somerset area having a go!
Love, Love, Love Christmas!!!
My favourite way to prepare for the big day is when we decorate the Christmas tree with the children, listening to Christmas songs, on the day we attend Christingle Service at Church to sing lovely Christmas carols.
My favourite thing is buying our Christmas tree. Going to a forest – searching for hours for the perfect tree, then chopping it down and bringing it home to decorate with miracle on 34th street on the tv!
Has to be wrapping presents listening to Christmas music and making huge batches of mince pies. I make huge lists as we tend to have big christmases and this year trying to plan where 14 will sleep in our house has been fun!
Mine has to be choosing and wrapping up the Christmas presents. I put lots of energy and thought into those I give. I get so much satisfaction imagining their faces on Christmas morning! Have a great Christmas everyone! X
Making my family happy!
I love buying this years Christmas decoration. One a year. That and wrapping presents!!
I love Christmas , practising carols for Christmas concerts with my twins , choosing gifts , arranging to see family , and of course Mulled Wine !!
Listening to christmas songs while wrapping mountains of presents!
I love a trip to the toy shop to see what the kids head towards, and going to visit Santa. And I love preparing their PNP videos!!
wrapping presents with a large glass of Baileys
Getting all the wrapping done in November and then forgetting what I’ve actually bought ! Lol x
I like to visit my friend house in Santa costum, a give present for kids…
I prepare with huge amounts of dashing about, lots of brass band playing and not nearly enough sloe gin!
making the gorgeous snacks for Christmas
I love making the Christmas cake and pudding
I live the whole Christmas build up – the lights around the town, kids nativity plays, pressie buying, Christmas get togethers and all the preparation (food, drink) for the big day xx
I love the pressie shopping.
I love all that is involved in the build up to the big day. Two of my favourites parts are;
Decorating the tree in the first weekend in December with a glass of warm mulled wine,
And
Before all the madness and mayhem begins, we always go to the crib service on Christmas Eve, leaving presents for mothers and children in difficult circumstances, which also reminds us of the purpose of celebrating Christmas and being thankful for all we already have.
I love wrapping up presents. We tend do them on Christmas Eve, with Christmas songs on. I love all the build up.
my favourite part about Christmas is all the preparation up to it. The lights turning on, visiting santas grotto the look on my 3 year old daughters face is so priceless !
Where to begin? Boys have made their lists, I have made the cake, the rest will follow but what I love to do is take a walk along the High St when the beautiful Christmas Lights are up with my family and soak up the atmosphere of Christmas. I also let the kids decorate the Christmas cake on Christmas eve!
My favourite way of preparing for Christmas is lots of lists and planning. Try to get the bulk of the shopping out of the way before December and then enjoy stress free shopping days in December soaking up the festive atmosphere. This year we are not having a cake so the boys and I are going to attempt a gingerbread house. Will it stay stood up? My favourite day of the festive season has to be Christmas Eve. Greeting guests, carols in church and the heightened anticipation of what the following day will bring. Crack open the champagne!
I love preparing elf on the shelf ideas for the kids through December.. 🙂
I love getting the tree ready – all the decorations from all of our travels and places we’ve been, that’s when I really start to feel Christmasy!!
I love listening to Christmas songs, decorating the Christmas tree with dan and having a glass of baileys, having an annual Christmas shopping trip with my mum and aunties, and this year I am excited to be cooking Christmas dinner, our first Christmas in our own home. Love Christmas!
It has to be the food!! Planning the special shopping trip for all the extras, making the mince pies and sausage rolls with the children, Stir up Sunday for the pudding – we never do a cake! – and then deciding which roast to go for – usually always turkey 🙂