The Questors pantomime is back! From the Admiral Benbow Inn to the palm fringed beaches of the Caribbean, follow Jim Hawkins and the dastardly Long John Silver on a treasure hunt that will change their lives in Treasure Island.

Returning last year after a three-year absence with King Arthur & The Twelfth Knight, writer James Rushbrooke is back with his take on this classic tale with lyrics written by Helen Cooper. 

Will the Dame in distress survive a dramatic shipwreck? Will Holly convince Jim to settle down on dry land? Join the crew and their extra special mermaid guests to find out.

With barrels of laughs, tub-thumping musical numbers and a spectacular underwater sequence, there's something for all the family says The Questors Theatre.

Director, Howard Shepherdson said: "It has been fabulous working with James and Helen and I hope you agree that between us we have modernised the pantomime without losing the important traditions.

"The jokes come thick and fast so listen carefully!" 

Michael Eppy, Executive Director at the Questors Theatre, commented: "As one of The Borough of Ealing's major cultural venues (and one of the largest community theatres in Europe) we love welcoming audiences over the festive period for our panto – whether you've attended many times before, or are seeing your first performance at The Questors."

Show dates:

• Friday 8th December - 7pm
• Saturday 9th December - 2pm/7pm
• Sunday 10th December - 1pm/6pm
• Thursday 14th December - 7pm
• Friday 15th December - 7pm
• Saturday 16th December - 2pm/7pm
• Sunday 17th December - 1pm/6pm
• Thursday 21st December - 7pm
• Friday 22nd December - 7pm
• Saturday 23rd December - 2pm/7pm
• Thursday 28th December - 7pm
• Friday 29th December - 7pm
• Saturday 30th December - 2pm/7pm
• Sunday 31st December - 3pm

Tickets for Treasure Island are available now from The Questors' Box Office (020 8567 5184) and online here, with tickets starting just £10 for adults and £5 for children (discounts on family tickets).

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