In Act Two, Silly Billy divests an audience member of his wedding ring and almost makes it disappear with his wife watching anxiously.  The two Dames and Bill practise tongue twisters based on “Super Susie Shaw sells Sushi in the Sushi store”. You can tell we are in Richmond as Itsu the Sushi shop is just up the road.  Special messages go to all the guide, scout and cub groups and birthdays are celebrated. Ron Briggs and Mike Coltman have designed beautiful costumes for everybody. 

Four small children come up on stage, two boys related to the famous rock star and Silly Billy gets them each to “Roar” at the end of a silly song.  The finale is a wedding in gold, yellow and purple with the Beast transformed.  There is lots of humour the children will understand and relatively few jokes which might be a bit risqué for them but only a few.  It is good to know that the British idiosyncratic pantomime is alive and well!