Dick Whittington

2026 Panto will be Dick Whittington!

About this event

Has anyone seen the Queen? Last night she went missing and now the streets of London are filled with rats who want the throne for themselves. The time has come – humanity must find a hero. This Christmas join Dick Whittington and the rebel army as they fight for liberty, equality and cheese.

Written by Chris Hannon

Directed by Owen Calvert-Lyons

Dick Whittington at Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds Friday 20th November 2026 - Sunday 17th January 2027

UNDER 21 TICKETS ONLY £15 AT Family Saver Performances – Thurs 27 Nov at 7pm, Tues 9 Dec at 7pm, Wed 7 Jan at 7pm & Wed 14 Jan at 7pm – For these performances only, under 21 tickets £15!

Gala Performance – Sun 7 Dec, 2pm (event starts at 1pm)
Gala ticket price includes an ice cream, a programme, goodie bags for children, a pre-show drinks reception with light nibbles and fun and fancy dress before the show. Suitable for all ages!

Access Performances:

Captioned: Sat 12 Dec at 2pm & 7pm, Tue 15 Dec at 1.30pm & 7pm, Sun 28 Dec at 2pm & 7pm and Thurs 14 Jan at 10:30am & 7pm.
BSL Interpreted: Thurs 10 Dec, 7pm
Audio Described: Fri 11 Dec, 7pm
Touch Tour: Fri 11 Dec, 6pm
Relaxed: Sun 13 Dec at 11am

Treatt 2-4-1 Offer

TREATT are continuing their generous 2-4-1 ticket offer on Theatre Royal productions, including this one!  The Treatt 2-4-1 is available on band C seats .

Simply put two band C seats in your basket and enter the promo code TREAT 2-4-1, and the offer will apply.

Limited 2-4-1 tickets available.

Tickets

Standard £15.00 - £69.00

Access Customer £15.00 - £69.00

Essential Companion £15.00 - £69.00

Under 21 £15.00

Theatre Royal Productions

Each year we make four distinctive, beautifully-staged in-house productions of our own. Rapunzel is one of our in-house productions. Other in-house productions currently on sale are The Little Train and And Then Come The Nightjars.

The income from these productions is retained by Theatre Royal (in comparison to visiting, touring shows where we retain only between 20% and 30% of the ticket income) and is used to support our programme of work in the community, to enable us to create high quality and diverse theatre and to maintain and run our beautiful 206 year old theatre – to keep it thriving for future generations.

So, if you purchase a ticket for Dick Whittington, The Little Train or And Then Come The Nightjars we want to say a huge THANK YOU! Your support means so much.

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