No other show does it quite like Ramelton and never will. And when the curtain opens on ‘Goldilocks and the Three Bears’ in the Town Hall on Monday March 24th, it marks a huge achievement spanning 69 years of pantomime tradition, history and the most wonderful memories. After six decades on the town hall stage, there are those great moments across the years: great performances and a nostalgia for the relationships forged and forever green. And in those bitter-sweet moments we stand at the back of the hall recalling those memorable voices that held the audience spell-bound… those are the voices of the angels that helped to create the pantomime legacy. We all have favourite pantomime memories: my own special one is from 2006, not quite a public but important, nevertheless. A small group stood at the back of the hall after a busy night’s preparation a week ahead of opening night for ‘Dick Whittington’.
