Get ready for a magical adventure filled with fun, dance, music, and audience participation as Fleckney Duckpond Players present the family pantomime Pinocchio, the enchanting story of a wooden puppet who dreams of becoming a real boy. 
The family pantomime, written by Tom Walley, will be performed at Fleckney Village Hall on Friday, November 14th at 7:30 pm, and Saturday, November 15th at 2:30 pm and 7:30 pm.​
Geppetto, an old toy maker, always longed for a son of his own. One night, the Blue Fairy and a cricket helped bring Geppetto's puppet Pinocchio to life. The magical puppet, able to move and speak without strings, attracts the attention of Stromboli, an evil showman, who is determined to capture it. With the help of Dame Mamma Mia and her hapless son Lampwick from the local pizzeria, will Pinocchio learn in time what it takes to be a 'real boy'?​
All tickets are just £10.00 and will be available for purchase from our website: FleckneyDuckpondplayers.com starting 19th September. As usual, we expect tickets to sell quickly, so mark the date in your calendar to avoid disappointment.​
This year’s pantomime is being produced by Kelly Hill, directed by Pete Henton, with Sasha Tabberer as assistant director, and support from the technical team, set designers, and choreographer Jill Hoy. 
There will be a licensed bar for Mums and Dads, a sweet & pop stall for the kids, and programmes will also be on sale. Once again, we will have a great Charity Raffle. 
The Duckies have proudly been performing pantomimes in the village for 27 years, creating family traditions, as those who attended as children now bring their kids to enjoy the fun. 
Audiences can look forward to a fantastic show featuring dazzling costumes, sing-along songs, and lots of laughter, so make sure you mark September 19th on your calendar to secure your tickets early.​
See you there!​

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