The
Three Pigs are Back
The
Three Little Pigs
The
Customs House
Tuesday 17
to Thursday
19 February 2015.
Luke Maddison, Gareth
Hunter & Sarah Boulter
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The three little pigs are back and this time in their own
show.
Chorizo, Bratwurst and Saveloy starred in The Customs House
pantomime, Little Red Riding Hood, and were a hit with children and adults
alike. Now the trio will be telling their own tale at the Mill Dam venue in South
Shields with the help of Santa's Naughty Elf writer and
director Wayne Miller.
Gareth Hunter and Luke Maddison will be back as Bratwurst and
Saveloy, while newcomer to the trio Sarah Boulter (who has starred in Santa’s
Naughty Elf, Wendy the Witch and Silly Simon the Sailor) will play the part of
Chorizo.
Long-time pantomime favourite Steven Lee Hamilton will also
be returning as the big bad wolf and Made in Tyne and
Wear's Lowdown host Hazel Pude will play villager Marla.
Big Bad Wolf
Steven Lee Hamilton
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Director Wayne said: "We are delighted to have Gareth,
Luke and Steven back in their costumes and I’m looking forward to working with
Sarah and Hazel again. This is the Three Little Pigs as you've never seen them
before in a new take on an old fave."
The pigs have also been out on tour to
schools around the region warning youngsters of the dangers of playing on
building sites and promoting a good carbon footprint.
Gareth said: "I can't wait to get back into my role. The
pantomime was so much fun and I can't wait to hear all the laughter from the
children in the audience."
Luke added: "Being a pig is an absolute squeal, the
make-up takes a lot to do though we were dab-hands at it by the end of the
panto run and I'm looking forward to stepping back into my pig suit. It's like
I’ve never been away."
Tickets:
The Three Little Pigs, sponsored by Gentoo, is on at The
Customs House from February 17 to 19 and is the perfect half term treat.
Tickets are £6.50 for adults and £7.50 for children and are
available from the box office on (0191) 454 1234 or by visiting the website www.customshouse.co.uk.
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