“We assessed associated risks.The practicality under the current restrictions and the protection of our audiences and staff members is of paramount importance. We can only hope that by late next year, Covid-19’s curve will be flattened or the coronavirus will be completely eliminated.”
Writer and director of the show Janice Honeyman bemoaned the postponement but said it was"for the best". “Not doing the panto? It leaves a huge hole in my theatre year, and in the actors’, creative team members’ and, of course, the audiences’ lives. “We’ve had such fun over so many years, but this year, for the safety of the public and ourselves, we’ll have to sacrifice that fun for the time being. It’s ultimately for the best.”
This will be the third year since 1987 that the panto will not be showcased in Johannesburg, according to the show's executive producer, Bernard Jay.Ticket holders for the 2020 season ofwill be contacted directly by Joburg Theatre and advised of the date and time in 2021 for which their seats are now being held, or, if requested, how they can be refunded. • For more information, visit
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