Festive bean counting at Howden Park Centre
Daniel puts on his live showcase in Livingston
Howden Park Centre is presenting its Christmas panto this festive season.
Written and directed by Martin McCormick, the production of ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’ tells the story of poor Jack – she just can’t win. Once upon a time, her daddy chopped down that Beanstalk, killed the giant and saved the day.
But now, he’s gone and the bills are mounting up.
There’s not a day goes by that Marge Aline, Jack’s widow wumman, mammy gets upset.
And if that wasn’t bad enough, Jack and her dunderhead sister have to sell the family cow, Daisy the Moo Mark Two.
It’s just like history is repeating itself or something, isn’t it? Well at least there aren’t any giants around this time.
Go along for a fun-filled panto this Christmas. There will be magic beans, dancing cows and a special wee lassie who wants to prove she’s no one hit wonder.
It will take place on Monday, December 10, at 10am and 1pm; Tuesday, December 11, at 10am and 1pm; Wednesday, December 12, at 10am and 1pm; Thursday, December 13, at 10am and 1pm; Friday, December 14, at 10am and 7pm; Saturday, December 15, at 2pm and 7pm; Tuesday, December 18, at 10am and 1pm; Wednesday, December 19, at 1pm and 7pm; Thursday, December 20, 1pm and 7pm; Friday, December 21, 2pm sales performance and 7pm; Saturday, December 22, at 2pm and 7pm; Monday, December 24, at 10am, 2pm and 6pm; Thursday, December 27 at 2pm and Friday, December 28, at 2pm.
Tickets priced £16 for adults, £14 for children, £56 for a family ticlet, £12 for sales performance (Dec 19, 7pm or Dec 21, 2pm) or £8 for school groups, are available from the box office on 01506 340700. Scottish comedy star Daniel Sloss will bring his new show to Livingston.
Daniel has two hour-long Netflix specials being released in 2018, and his last smash-hit tour spanned 150+ shows across the globe.
He has performed on US TV’s Conan a record eight times and sold out eleven consecutive Edinburgh Fringes.
Daniel has also featured on Comedy Central’s Roast Battles and Drunk History, ITV’s Sunday Night at the Palladium.
His new 10th solo show has earned some international rave reviews such as: “Simply world class… hilarious” from the Herald Sun, Australia;“Dirty, sweet and clever”says the New York Times, and“Smouldering ... deliciously dark stand-up”roars the Mail on Sunday.
Daniel will appear at Howden Park Centre on Wednesday, November 14, at 7.30pm.
Tickets are £12.50 or £10.50 for concessions.
It’s suitable for audiences age 16+ due to adult content and strong language.