Laughter, singing and big teeth as the Croyde Pantomime returns with Red Riding Hood

A wolf, dark woods and much singing and dancing can only mean one thing – Red Riding Hood is the Croyde Pantomime this year.

Croyde Players are back with a riotous version of the panto classic Red Riding Hood, playing at Croyde Village Hall with six shows over two weekends this month.

For the answer to the question of how large those particular teeth are and other such conundrums, join the team for an all-singing, all-dancing blockbuster, guaranteed to raise your spirits during a damp February.

Featuring a hungry Wolf, a dark wood and a young girl with a basket of food, what could possibly go wrong…?

The Players promise love, laughter and plenty surprises too. What will happen to Red? Will the Wolf eat her and Granny?

Visit Croyde Village Hall from next weekend to find out. There are shows at 7.30pm on Friday, February 16 and Saturday 17, as well as a 2.30pm Saturday matinee.

The schedule is repeated on Friday, February 23 and Saturday 24, when the final evening show is at 6.30pm.

For tickets please visit www.croydeplayers.co.uk or call into Croyde Post Office.