It's 10am on a freezy-frozy morning, but inside the Palace the Wicked Queen has reached boiling point: she begrudges Snow White everything – even her birthday, so she's hijacked the date and the party for herself.
It's 10am on a freezy-frozy morning, but inside the Palace the Wicked Queen has reached boiling point: she begrudges Snow White everything – even her birthday, so she's hijacked the date and the party for herself.
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Mary brennan
From the front row of the stalls to the back seats in the circle, comes a roar of full-throated rage, ear-shattering with the mega-decibels that only young lungs can achieve.
No wonder Queen Evilyn (Ellie Chidzey) smiles out at us. Her glam brand of slinky malice is hardly into its stride and already the right, hostile reaction is in place. And when Jill Nadin's bright-as-a-button Snow White arrives, looking as if she'd stepped out of the Disney animation, you sense that yet again this venue has put together a crowd-pleasing family panto.
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