Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - Relaxed Performance

On hand to offer Lesley some legal advice will be favourite TV judge, Rob Rinder as The Man In The Mirror. Comedians Paul Chuckle and Aaron James will also join the line-up of this year’s magical pantomime, along with Charlotte Haines in the titular role of Snow White and Dale Mathurin as the Prince.

Paul Chuckle became a household name as part of the legendary double-act The Chuckle Brothers with his beloved brother Barry. Generations have grown-up with the legendary catch-phrase “to me, to you” made famous by the brothers on their BAFTA award-winning TV show ChuckleVision, which commanded prime-time viewing slots for nearly three decades. Paul joins the cast of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in the role of the hapless, but loveable Oddjob.

Snow White's best friend Muddles will be played by leading comedian and impressionist Aaron James. Aaron honed his comedy skills as a green coat for Warner's 30 years ago and has appeared in theatre tours supporting George Best, Joe Calzaghe, Eric Cantona and Joe Pasquale amongst others.

Following a hugely successful season in panto with Lesley Joseph and Rob Rinder last Christmas, Charlotte Haines will play Princess Snow White and Dale Mathurin will play the charming Prince.

Packed with the traditional pantomime ingredients Milton Keynes audiences have come to expect, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs will be brought to life with side-splitting comedy, sensational special effects and plenty of festive magic.

You’ll want to book early, or you won’t be able to look yourself in the mirror!

For information about discounts, see here.

If you have learning or sensory disabilities, or care for someone who does, you’ll understand how difficult it would be to attend a regular theatre performance.

With lighting effects, loud noises and large crowds, stage shows can seem really overwhelming. But at Manchester Opera House, we believe everyone should be able to experience the magic of theatre.

Relaxed Performances provide the exact same production as a typical audience would enjoy, with an atmosphere and attitude in the auditorium that makes everyone feel safe and comfortable.