Peter Pan panto parts up for grabs

Two young Audlem actors could take the stage with a TV star for Crewe Lyceum's Christmas panto.

Producers of this year's 'Peter Pan' want four boys to play alongside Eastenders' star Adam Woodyatt.

Executive producer Jonathan Kiley said: "This is a terrific opportunity for four local young people to join us on stage at Crewe Lyceum this Christmas and to be part of a spectacular professional pantomime."

The four successful youngsters will play the two roles of Wendy's brothers, Michael and John, in rotation.

Auditions for the swashbuckling adventure are at the Crewe Lyceum on Saturday September 14th and budding stars must book an audition place by calling the theatre on 368242.

Acting hopefuls must be no more than 4'6" tall for the part of Michael and no more than 4'8" tall to play John.

You will need to be able to sing as well as act and must prepare a monologue, poem or rhyme to recite at the audition where you may also be asked to read excerpts from the script.

Peter Pan opens at the Crewe Lyceum on December 14th and runs until January 5th next year.

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