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London event: Down and dirty panto Dick! at Leicester Square Theatre
16th Dec 2012 9:58am | By Editor
Dick and his cat Dave star in this down and dirty panto that is certainly only for adults.
On their journey seeking fame and fortune in the big city, the duo encounter showgirl Sofonda Cox and the evil Queen Runt as they try to survive a slew of cock gags and more puns and innuendo than any panto before – which is saying something!
Festive and filthy, a cracking combination.
Various dates until Dec 18. £18.50
Times vary WC2H 7BX
Tub | Leicester Square
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