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Q: When was the Cinderella Pantomime performed?
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Who is buttons in Cinderella?

Buttons is the name of the servant of Cinderella's father in the Cinderella pantomime.


In the pantomime what is the name of Cinderella's servant?

In the pantomime version of the Cinderella story, the servant is usually named Buttons. He often serves as the comedic sidekick or friend to Cinderella.


What pantomime is dandini from?

He is the Princes 'right hand man' in Cinderella


In which pantomime would Buttons appear?

Buttons is a character in Cinderella.


Which panto is Buttons in?

Buttons is the name of a character in the Cinderella pantomime.


What panto character is the anagram of dniinad?

The letters 'dniinad' is an anagram of the pantomime character Dandini. Dandini appears in the pantomime Cinderella.


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Prince Charming as in Cinderella, Snow White, etc


Where can someone get tickets for Cinderella Pantomime?

One can get tickets for the Cinderella Pantomime Show in Blackburn, England at the King George's Hall on Ticketmaster. Tickets are available for purchase whatever country one lives in. The show runs December 11th through the 17th.


When was the first pantomime was performed?

1714


How can i paint a Cinderella Pantomime Background Or where can i find examples of them Thanks?

There are books on stagecraft and scene painting you might find useful.


What sort of fairy tales used for pantomime?

Fairy tales commonly used for pantomime include "Cinderella," "Jack and the Beanstalk," "Aladdin," "Snow White," and "Sleeping Beauty." These tales have elements of magic, humor, and moral lessons that lend themselves well to the exaggerated and interactive style of pantomime performances.


What year were pantomimes first performed in?

They can mainly be traced back to the old 16th-century Italian commedia dell' arte tradition. However, the first use of the word 'pantomime' was in the Harlequin-inspired 'ballet-pantomime', The Loves of Mars and Venus, staged at Lincoln Inn Field Theatre in London in 1717. The first 'modern' pantomime as we see now dates back to 1773, when the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane presented Jack the Giant Killers (Jack and the Beab Stalk), followed within the next three decades by Robinson Crusoe, Aladdin, Babes in the Wood and Cinderella