Perth Theatre has sown the seeds for one more season of fee-fi-fo-fun and laughter with the announcement of 2022 panto Jack and the Beanstalk.
Tickets to the household festive favorite to be staged in Perth went on sale on Monday, April 18.
A five-week run opens on Friday, November 25.
Jack and the Beanstalk will star main dame, Barrie Hunter, who additionally writes and directs the present.
Barrie Hunter mentioned: “I'm completely delighted to be again in Perth Theatre at panto time once more this 12 months, and I believe it’s going to be a cracker.
“Jack and the Beanstalk was my first Perth panto manner again in 2011, so it’s a particular story for me to be a part of once more.
“There shall be all the standard panto stuff-great songs and dances, horrible jokes, excessive jinx, adventures and laughter.”
Mum-of-two, Lettie Lou (and her Petting Zoo) reside within the shadow of Beinn Mucklemichty, the one unclimbable mountain within the land of Center Perth. Her daughter, Jack, a famend mountaineer, is again dwelling after years of climbing success, however is presently working on the zoo along with her wee brother Jock.
However they’re right down to their final animal with simply Maggie Moo the Highland Coo left. All the opposite beasts have mysteriously disappeared one after the other.
The n the fabled Large, reputed to reside atop the Beinn, has been very noisy of late, shouting actually horrible rhymes from on excessive, and fairly presumably consuming his manner by means of the zoo’s inhabitants.
Yet another unusual factor is the Beinn, for the primary time in dwelling reminiscence, is snow-free.
There’s terror within the village, and apparently on the slopes too, as a gaggle of weak Mountain Hares have arrived to hunt refuge.
Different noteworthy characters embrace Jill the village vet, an odd lady trying down by means of her telescope and a mysterious Fruit and Veg man.
With tickets anticipated to promote quick, Perth Theatre is urging all panto lovers to e-book rapidly on-line at www.horsecross.co.uk, or in individual at Perth Theatre Field Workplace and on 01738 621031.