Tickets are now available for the 2009 panto at The Victoria Theatre, Halifax and the show promises to be one of the best yet.

The Theatre has brought in top panto company Imagine Theatre to create Cinderella and it promises to be a truly magical feast of festive family fun.

Imagine Theatre boasts Iain Lauchlan and Will Brenton as their script writers. They are best known as the creators of hit childrens TV shows such as the Tweenies and Fun Song Factory.

The audience will be delighted and entertained as they help the Fairy Godmother weave her magic over Cinderella so she can meet her Prince Charming at the Royal Ball, and watch as the ugliest sisters in Pantoland try desperately to stop her dream from coming true.

The show includes some spectacular scenery, breathtaking costumes, fabulous songs and hilarious knock-about comedy to create the best traditional family pantomime around.

The show runs from Saturday 2nd December 2009 until Sunday 3rd January 2010.

For anyone travelling from further afield to see the show, or enjoying the Panto as part of a longer Christmas break, a comfortable Accommodation place to stay is essential.

For a special treat take the time to discover the nearby charming town of Hebden Bridge where visitors can enjoy the original shops and galleries, organic food outlets, restaurants and bars, fabulous walks and cycle ways, and surrounding countryside and attractions.

The town boasts a stunning group of holiday apartments in its centre at Croft Mill, a recently converted mill offering stunning 4-star accommodation to the discerning holidaymaker.

Croft Mill has been lovingly restored to offer 12 immaculate and stylish 4-star self-catering holiday apartments and even boasts a rooftop conservatory that is available to book for small functions.

The Croft Mill website at www.croftmill.com contains photography and a virtual tour of each luxurious apartment and there are more special offers as well as a booking enquiry form, a list of local events and information about the town and surrounding areas such as Halifax and Howarth.