“…The Pied Piper was a brand new pantomime script written by Alan P Frayn and had all the ingredients of a good panto and much up to date humour, which the audience loved. Set in the German town of Hamelin, the script followed the well-known story as it moved from the town square into the sewers, onto a pig farm, a sausage stuffing factory and finally into the magic mountain! This well-delivered panto could not fail to delight audiences.”

“…This was a lovely story written by the ever popular Alan Frayn, containing all the necessary ingredients of a good pantomime. Incorporating a neat balance of songs, some good comedy and plenty of jokes, this was a well-rounded script. The opening of Act 2 in the Rat and Ferret certainly had the wow factor, but for me this pantomime was all about children and they were certainly the stars of the show. I really enjoyed the antics of the Ratlets and how we all laughed at the Burgomeister with his adding up and the sausage routine worked like a dream!”

“…Alan P Frayn’s less ‘Grimm’ version of the pantomime was jam-packed with witty one-liners and it provided an excellent night of entertainment. Blatter and Splatter, the hilarious double act brought much laughter from the audience throughout the performance. Another special mention must be made for the pig farm scene, while the clever, sausage cooking scene had the audience in stitches! It was a most enjoyable pantomime.”

“…I can't express how thrilled I was with your Pantomime The Pied Piper! I can honestly say it is my favourite one ever! We had over 40 in the cast, 20 of whom were children. The script enabled me to make full use of all ages and everybody was involved throughout, which was such a treat for chorus who usually make the odd appearance. We are still riding high on the compliments flooding in to our venue and from all sources!”

“…This panto, written cleverly by Alan Frayn, brought all the elements of the original story and entwined them with traditional panto fun and some classic 'double-entendres'. Dame Helga Von Trump and her silly Willie son fronted the comedy, with Good Fairy Strudel and evil Sour Kraut giving us plenty to boo and hiss at! Leading the naughty little rats was Rat-Worst, who delivered some excellent put-down dialogue, amusing the adults and children alike. I loved the 'river' created from bolts of bluey-green fabric – the 'rats' drowned most effectively!! A fine pantomime, well received by an appreciative audience.”

“…From curtain up it was an evening of pure escapism from this brilliant production, an excellent family pantomime – colourful, wicked, outrageous and charming! Superb principals and an enthusiastic chorus all gave the audience an evening of superb entertainment. A pantomime worthy of any West End Stage!”