Camelot Comes Alive with Llandrindod Wells Theatre Company's Pantomime "Merlin"

The Llandrindod Wells Theatre Company (LWTC) is proud to present Merlin, a spellbinding pantomime filled with humour, adventure, and enchantment.

Edward Price as Mordred with comically villainous duo Port and Cullis, portrayed by Harry Cosgrave and Chloe Duggan.

Merlin played by Jane Blees takes a bow watched by other cast members

Gareth Jones as Dame Gertie Godiva with some of the Knights of the Round Table.

Emily Parkinson Watkins commanding the stage as the noble King Arthur with a Knight of the Round Table

Gareth Jones as Dame Gertie Godiva watched by Merlin played by Jane Blees.

Anna Percy as Lady Guinevere with chorus members

Under the expert direction of producer and director Laura Duggan, this production brings the charm of Camelot to life.

With an original script by Limelight Scripts, Merlin is a tale of magic gone awry, as the famous wizard’s missing spellbook sets off a chain of comedic chaos.

King Arthur, Lady Guinevere, and the Knights of the Round Table face challenges ranging from nefarious villains to bumbling dragons, all in a quest to protect Camelot from the dastardly Mordred.

The title role of Merlin is masterfully played by Jane Blees, who brings charisma and wit to the legendary magician.

Edward Price takes on the sinister role of Mordred, the villain we all love to hate, supported by the comically villainous duo of Port and Cullis, hilariously portrayed by Harry Cosgrave and Chloe Duggan.

The show’s comic heart comes from Nic Prince as Chester the Jester and Gareth Jones as the fabulous Dame Gertie Godiva.

Owain Price dazzles as Sir Dance-a-Lot, with Emily Parkinson Watkins commanding the stage as the noble King Arthur.

Anna Percy enchants as Lady Guinevere, bringing warmth and elegance to her performance.

Kieran Davies, Jo Francis, Jake Archibald, and Phoebe Morgan shine as the Knights of the Round Table, each adding their unique comedic flair.

Mia Brown steals hearts as Ash, the adorable baby dragon, while Sue Jackaman’s side-splitting take on Simon Cowell adds a modern twist to the medieval story

The production showcases vibrant costumes, captivating choreography, and an array of technical wizardry, all of which create a magical experience for audiences of all ages.

The sets and props—crafted with care and creativity—add an immersive touch, transporting theatregoers straight to Camelot.

Performances are set to run on Friday, January 24 at 7.30pm, Saturday, January 25 at 2.30pm and 7.30pm and on Sunday, January 26 at 2.30pm at The Albert Hall in Llandrindod Wells. Tickets are available now, priced at £13 for adults, £10 for students and £7 for children and with the buzz already building, early booking is highly recommended or buy from Coversure in Llandrindod Wells.

Don’t miss this family-friendly spectacle that promises laughter, surprises, and the timeless magic of theatre. Merlin is a show guaranteed to leave audiences spellbound