Welcome to the stage Mama G the fantastic Pantomime Dame one person show, all the glitz and glamour that encompasses the character are here in the fabulous storytelling show. One of the most entertaining and extremely funny performances I have seen in a while.
Mama G takes centre stage in a solo storytelling show to entertain audiences of all ages. That certainly lives up to the claim made on her flyer and adverts.
The main theme running through the entire 90-minute show is to be who you want to be and to encourage those around you to be themselves too. Anything that promotes self-belief and positivity has my full support.
The funny to date flossing and “twerking” dance competition with an endearing puppet show about Eunice the Horse/Unicorn are extremely funny.
Each of the five stories told during the show is based on the main characters learning to become who they want to be in life and each ends with a moral.
The tribute song by the eccentric fabulous singer and actor Paloma Faith sung by Mama G encouraged the audience to join in with the song. Bringing the auditorium together.
An exceptionally well written and directed feel-good show that leaves you feeling uplifted.
When a 14-year-old who isn’t a theatre fan tells you they are really enjoying themselves, that’s incredibly high praise indeed.
Five Stars.
Written by Robert Pearce
Directed by Amèe Smith
Photo credit to SJKnight Photography
June 22nd – Suffolk Pride.
July 28th – Museum of Liverpool. Times TBC. (Liverpool Pride)
October 5th – Neston and Frodsham Libraries. Times TBC.
November 2nd – Museum of Liverpool. Times TBC.
Story Time with Mama G is also available as a CD or a book. Buy it on our website.
Lion and Unicorn Theatre, Kentish Town – Various Times.
June 1st – Station Hall, Herne Hill – 2 pm
June 29th & July 6th – Pickled Pepper Books, Crouch End – 10.30am
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