The cornerHOUSE, Surbiton, Counts Down to Its Much-Loved Annual Panto
- catherine8137
- 3 days ago
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Updated: 9 hours ago
The cornerHOUSE in Surbiton is counting down the weeks until the return of its much-anticipated annual panto, a community-led production that has become a firm favourite in the local calendar. Led by local actors and supported by a dedicated team of volunteers, the panto raises vital funds to support the venue and its ongoing work in the community.
This year’s production is especially exciting, marking the first time in several years that child actors will take to the stage. The cornerHOUSE is delighted to be working in partnership with local theatre school 'South Side Theatre Academy', whose support has made this possible.
Ten South Side students, all of whom live locally, will be featuring in this year’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Theme (The Panto goes from Bard to Verse) bringing fresh energy and young talent to the stage. Their involvement highlights the venue’s commitment to nurturing local creativity and celebrating community collaboration.
“We’re incredibly excited to welcome these young performers and to work alongside South Side Theatre Academy,” said the marketing consultant for The cornerHOUSE. “This production truly reflects what The cornerHOUSE is all about – local talent, community spirit, and coming together to support a much-loved venue.”
"It’s a real joy to see our young performers stepping onto the cornerHOUSE stage in the pantomime this year. This partnership is about more than panto – it’s about confidence, creativity, and giving local children the chance to shine while supporting a venue that sits at the heart of Surbiton’s cultural life and we've had the joy of performing at for the last 8 years!" Toby Ward-Smith, Artistic Director
Tickets are already selling fast, and audiences are encouraged to book early to avoid disappointment.











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