Harrogate Theatre's popular annual pantomime was recognised as one of the best in the country at the UK Pantomime Awards last night.
The theatre’s latest production, Jack & the Beanstalk, was ranked among the top five scripts nationwide, out of a total of 603 considered.
The show's writer and Harrogate Theatre Chief Executive, David Bown, attended the awards ceremony alongside panto stars Tim Steadman and Michael Lambourne.

David Bown (left) Panto writer and Chief Executive of Harrogate Theatre, and Tim Steadman, regular star of Harrogate pantomimes.
The UK Pantomime Awards celebrate excellence across the UK’s pantomime industry.
A spokesperson for Harrogate Theatre said:
“We had an amazing evening at the UK Pantomime Awards last night.
"Our brilliant writer, David Bown, was nominated for Best Script at this year’s awards.
“To have our wonderful pantomime script ranked in the top five out of 603 pantos is such an incredible achievement.”
They added:
“A huge congratulations to all the nominees and to the fantastic team at Lawrence Batley Theatre for their well-deserved win in this category.
“Being nominated was amazing and we’re so proud of everyone at HT who helps make the show what it is.”
This year’s Harrogate pantomime will be Sleeping Beauty, opening on Wednesday 25th November.

Monthly IT support clinic for elderly people launched in Harrogate
Harrogate College celebrates milestone as new campus takes shape
Children are taking over the Leeds station tannoy this weekend – here's why
Vernon Kay joins lineup for Harrogate's Symphonic Ibiza event
Campaign opposing wind farm on edge of Yorkshire Dales gathers pace
Bed Race organisers appeal for volunteer litter pickers
Have you seen this wanted Harrogate woman?
Anti-knife crime author wins national award
Police appeal after fight outside Harrogate McDonald's
Harrogate MP speaks out for SEND children in Parliament
Meet the Ripon healer looking to retain 'best in Yorkshire' crown
Ripon voted as Yorkshire's top market destination
Harrogate girls finish third in national football finals
New strategy to address decline of nature across North Yorkshire
Pride Party in the Park to be held in Knaresborough
Series of free concerts to start at Valley Gardens this weekend
New family support pilot to launch in Harrogate
Knaresborough pupil wins surprise tractor visit to school
Country pub near Harrogate to celebrate fifth birthday
Council-run Brierley Homes set to report £7.5m loss


