140 panto tickets donated to charity

Tuesday, 16 November 2021 07:41

Hello Little People have launched solidarity tickets for their upcoming panto.

140 tickets have been donated to local charities and community groups to make 'CINDERFELLA YESSIR!' accessible to those who wouldn't have been able to see it otherwise.

Charities receiving the tickets include the Children's Centre, Salvation Army and Crossroads Caring for Carers, as well as children at local primary schools.

Any charities or organisations that would benefit from solidarity tickets or would like to donate towards them, can contact info@hellolittlepeople.com

The show is running from 21-28 December at the Kensington Arts Centre.

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