The London Palladium pantomime is back for another year of big names, and even bigger costumes.
As a passionate cinephile this holiday season, I can’t help but get excited about the West End’s annual pantomime extravaganza. This year, to mark its 10-year milestone, they’re pulling out all the stops with an exceptionally enchanting rendition of “Sleeping Beauty”.
I’m thrilled to share that just recently, I learned about Catherine Tate, the renowned Doctor Who actress, stepping into the magical world as Carabosse, the Wicked Fairy. This marks her first foray into pantomime! What a captivating turn of events!
The actress is set to be accompanied by Julian Clary, Nigel Havers, along with several other stars who are well-known in both the West End productions and pantomime scenes.
The pantomime is consistently a major event on the Christmas schedule, and this year’s performance will last only for five weeks, starting from the 6th of December and ending on the 11th of January.
Be aware that tickets will sell out extremely quickly so here’s what you need to know.
What is this year’s pantomime at the London Palladium?
This year at the London Palladium, they are commemorating the 10th anniversary of their pantomime by presenting a five-week performance of “Sleeping Beauty”.
Or simply:
The London Palladium is celebrating its 10th panto anniversary with a five-week run of “Sleeping Beauty”.
This upcoming stage production is a grand retelling of an old, enchanted story about a princess under a curse, a powerful fairy queen, and the power of true love’s kiss. As per its official description, “The West End’s most popular Christmas Show, now viewed by more than a million people, will mark its 10th anniversary with an extravagant celebration. The timeless fairytale theme endures: although one tiny prick can be fatal, at the London Palladium, you’ll find only the happiest of conclusions.
Who is in the London Palladium panto 2025?

Besides Catherine Tate from Doctor Who, there are other exciting performers to anticipate on stage. Sleeping Beauty also features Julian Clary, a familiar face in the Palladium Pantomime, and Jon Culshaw, an accomplished impressionist.
The show is set to include popular figures from the Palladium pantomime circuit like Paul Zerdin, Nigel Havers, and Rob Madge, along with Broadway-caliber performers such as Emily Lane and Amonik Melaco.
How long is the panto at the London Palladium?
The duration of Sleeping Beauty’s performance hasn’t been finalized just yet, but given past performances, it’s anticipated to span approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, with an interview included in that timeframe.
When do London Palladium panto tickets go on sale?
Pre-sale tickets for the panto will go live at 10am on Wednesday 26th March via LW Theatres.
If you haven’t signed up for the pre-sale, general sale goes live at 10am on Friday 28th March.
Although it seems premature, given that we’re not even halfway through the year, this is undeniably the most anticipated Christmas production in the West End. Therefore, if you don’t wish to miss your chance, it’s best to act promptly.
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