Leadenham players

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The Leadenham players are an amateur dramtics group based in Leadenham, a small village in Lincolnshire. They have been performing pantomimes and other shows for 25 years. Often, the traditional pantomimes such as Jack and the Beanstalk are scrapped for more unorthodox ones such as 'Dracula' and 'Up Pompeii'.

The Leadenham Pantomime is performed at the village hall every year in the last weekend of January and the first weekend of February.

[edit] Panto 2008

The 2008 pantomime will be performed on the 25th and 26th of January and the 1st and 2nd of February. There is one evening performance (19:30 start) on Fridays and two performances on a Saturday (14:30 and 19:30). The pantomime will be 'The Genie, the Witch and the Red Robe'. This is a unique pantomime that has been written especially for the Leadenham performance by David Mitchell and Christopher Colley. David Mitchell, a long serving member of the cast will also be playing the part of Genie. Linda Farrar will be directing.