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Pantomime Set To Come To RUH Children’s Ward

Monday 12th August 2013 Bath Echo News Team Health, News Headlines

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Pantomime is coming early for the young patients on the children’s ward at the Royal United Hospital here in Bath.

On Monday 19th August, at 10am, the children will be enjoying a performance of Sleeping Beauty, staged by the Starlight Children’s Foundation, and performed by The Panto Company.

Four actors will dance, dazzle and sing for the young patients, who will have a chance to shout “He’s behind you!” from the safety of the hospital ward. Families and staff will also be sharing the fun.

Jo Powell, Play Specialist at the RUH, said: “It is known that entertainment and play can significantly improve a poorly child’s hospital experience and that it helps to distract them from their illness and treatment.

“Starlight is a fantastic charity and each year we look forward to the arrival of the Starlight summer panto and the fun and laughter it brings our young patients.”

Hayley Bryant, who plays Fairy Nuff in Sleeping Beauty, said: “Starlight’s summer panto is designed to be really engaging and entertaining for the children and we hope that the performance at the RUH gives the patients there a good dose of fun!”

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