Panto read-through

THE Javea Players are inviting everyone to a read ­ through of the script of ‘Little Panto on the Prairie’ on Sunday, April 30, at 10.30am. Read a part or, if you prefer, just listen to the script and enjoy a sociable drink. There will be an option for lunch afterwards if enough people are interested.

Welcome to the Wild West and the town of Windy Bottom, the setting for Rich Loch’s new, original pantomime. Madame Moonshine runs the local saloon with her hap­

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All sorts of mayhem ensue with every pun, corny joke, risqué comment and laugh possible squeezed out of a very clever, funny pantomime script.

If you are interested in having lunch afterwards in a local restaurant or bar, please write to gataleigh@yahoo.co.uk.