When was the last time you laughed so hard your sides hurt? Or found yourself caught in a whirlwind of music, mystery, and pure theatrical joy? This festive season is the perfect excuse to step away from the holiday rush and dive into something magical. Whether you're after a night of laughter, action, or heartwarming fun, Bratman, The Little Theatre's Christmas pantomime, has got you covered.
This year's production brings Gotham City to life in an over-the-top spoof of Batman. The Christmas presents have gone missing, and it's up to Batman and Robin to solve the mystery before chaos breaks out in the city. Their prime suspects? The deadly Penguin and his devious gang of birds, the manipulative Two-Face who wants to become mayor, and the destructive Bane who's preparing to break Batman. Meanwhile, Batman visits his arch-nemesis, The Joker, to get help, only to find that Joker has a trick of his own: turning Batman into the dreaded Bratman. With time running out, will Batman and Robin save Gotham, or will Bratman destroy it all?
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