24 January 2012, 10:51am

Bath Rugby Foundation treat Community to the Pantomime

Recently, The Bath Rugby Foundation enjoyed taking a group of people to see the pantomime at The Theatre Royal in Bath.

Residents from St Johns Hospital, Combe Park, Weston and pupils from Threeways Special School in Bath were invited to watch the traditional family pantomime Dick Whittington, where they were treated to an afternoon of fun and laughter.  They had a great time and after the show they were invited on stage to meet with the cast and Bath Rugby players Matt Banahan and Tom Biggs.

The Foundation would like to thank the Theatre Royal for helping to organise the tickets and for giving them front row seats.  Their faces were a delight!

The Foundation and The Theatre Royal are both local charities.  “This is a great way to give people a treat in the local community, and everyone is looking forward to the show.  Through our on-going relationship with The Theatre Royal we are happy to be able to work on various projects together” said Manager, Jimmy Deane of The Foundation.