Get ready for a giant laugh with Jack and the Beanstalk: What a Whopper!—an uproariously naughty, adults-only pantomime from the masterminds behind Sleeping Beauty Takes A Prick (★★★★★ “the best adult panto in London” – Theatre Weekly). Written by Jon Bradfield and Martin Hooper, with songs by Jon Bradfield and direction by Andrew Beckett, this festive romp will leave your stockings in stitches.
Jack Trott is broke, fabulously gay, and desperately thirsty, stuck on a rundown dairy farm miles away from the nearest Grindr match. When he trades their beloved cow for a few magic beans, his mum tosses them in the compost—and overnight, they sprout the biggest, thickest stalk they've ever laid eyes on. But wait... is there a giant at the top? And more importantly, is he proportionate?
Built in 1910 in London, the Charing Cross Theatre is a listed building with a grand history of hosting entertainment superstars. The West End theatre can boast of variety, with Christmas pantomimes, TV Specials, and concerts alike being aired there. It is located in Argyll Street in Soho and has a seating of 2286.
Charing Cross Theatre Seating Plan will help you find the best seats in the theatre.
Address: The Arches, Villiers St, London WC2N 6NL, United Kingdom
Train: Charing Cross Theatre is conveniently located beneath Charing Cross railway station.
Tube: The closest tube station to Charing Cross Theatre is Charing Cross Station.
Available Facilities: In-house bar, restrooms
Accessibility: Step-free access, wheelchair accessible, accessible restrooms, assistance dogs allowed
The show was spectacular and the booking was so easy
We loved Jack and the Beanstalk! I booked tickets on my phone in a hire car on the way to London and it all worked really well.
Laughed from beginning to end! Perfect panto. The seamless storyline was cleverly executed by a team of fabulous performers. A perfect Christmas gift and the best way to start the New Year!
Outstanding show....Truly BRILLIANT... However I paid 155.00 per ticket( £310.00 for two tickets ) where as others seated around me paid only £95.00 per ticket. I gather that I should have bought the tickets directly from the London palladium site rather than agent site. I feel betrayed & angry...
Ive seen the pantomime last year with my children and family and it was amazing. This pantomime the storyline was lost and it felt more about getting the jokes in more than the actual storyline. The storyline felt a bit lost you didnt really get the full experience of the story. But the jokes are always the highlight of the show but thwy were not blended into the show well and the storyline got lost.
The show playing at Charing Cross Theatre in London
The running time is 2 hours.
The main star of Jack and the Beanstalk is Matthew Baldwin as the Dame.