Aladdin Pantomime Comes to Brighton

The magic of pantomime will be on full display as audiences are transported to a whole new world of wonder and excitement with the brand-new version of Aladdin. With a talented cast of actors, including Elaine C Smith as Mother Goose and Johnny Mac as Aladdin, this production is sure to be a thrilling ride. The story follows the classic tale of a young man's quest to find the magical lamp and defeat the forces of evil, with all the boos, hisses, and laughter that pantomime audiences love.

The cast is filled with talented performers, including Darren Brownlie as Spirit of the Ring, Hannah Jarrett-Scott as The Wicked Witch, and Blythe Jandoo as Princess Jemima. Gordon Cooper and Rushand Chambers also join the cast as Old King Cole and Genie of the Lamp, respectively. With such a talented group of actors, this production is sure to be a memorable one. The sets and costumes are also sure to impress, with mesmerising designs that will transport audiences to a world of fantasy and adventure.

The pantomime will run from Saturday, 21 November 2026, until Sunday, 3 January 2027, at the Theatre Royal Brighton in Brighton. Tickets and details for this exciting event can be found with the button beside this article. With its talented cast, impressive production values, and classic story, this production of Aladdin is a great way to spend a day out with family and friends.

The Theatre Royal Brighton is the perfect venue for this pantomime, with its rich history and intimate setting. The production's use of flashing lights adds an extra layer of excitement to the show, although audiences are advised to be aware of this due to a content warning. Overall, this brand-new version of Aladdin is a must-see event for anyone looking for a fun and entertaining day out in Brighton.

The combination of talented performers, impressive sets and costumes, and a classic story makes this pantomime a standout event in the Brighton theatre scene. With its run from Saturday, 21 November 2026, until Sunday, 3 January 2027, there's plenty of time to catch a performance and experience the magic of Aladdin for yourself.