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Knowsley to host new Robin Hood pantomime at Leisure and Culture Park this December

Trio Entertainments will stage a fresh production of Robin Hood at Knowsley Leisure and Culture Park on 5 and 6 December 2026, promising family-friendly songs, comedy and audience participation.

Knowsley to host new Robin Hood pantomime at Leisure and Culture Park this December
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Trio Entertainments will bring a new pantomime production of Robin Hood to Knowsley Leisure and Culture Park this Christmas, with performances scheduled for Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 December 2026. The staging promises a traditional family pantomime format — music, comedy, interactive moments and colourful characters — aimed at local audiences.

What the show will offer

The production is built around the familiar Robin Hood story: a hero and his Merry Men opposing the villainous Sheriff of Nottingham. According to producers, the cast will include characters such as Jill Scarlett, Friar Tuck and a magical Spirit of Sherwood, with elements designed to engage children and adults alike.

  • Dates: Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 December 2026
  • Venue: Knowsley Leisure and Culture Park
  • Producer: Trio Entertainments

Council response and local significance

The pantomime returns to a council-run venue that has been hosting festive shows for local families in recent years. The announcement includes a statement from the council’s Cabinet Member for Communities and Neighbourhoods, indicating official support for the event as part of the borough’s seasonal cultural offer.

“We’re delighted to welcome Trio Entertainments back to Knowsley Leisure and Culture Park with another fantastic pantomime. Robin Hood is a timeless family favourite and this production promises all the ingredients of a great festive outing, with plenty of fun for all ages. We look forward to welcoming families from across Knowsley to enjoy this wonderful Christmas tradition together.”

For many families in Knowsley, annual pantomimes are a calendar highlight — a relatively low-cost, accessible cultural outing during the winter holidays. Staging a well-known title such as Robin Hood may help maintain broad appeal, drawing in younger children familiar with the folklore as well as older residents who attend traditional festive performances.

Practical information and booking

Tickets have been made available to book online. The council and event organisers have promoted the two-day run as a compact festive event rather than an extended season, which concentrates demand into a short window and will influence availability. Residents planning to attend are advised to book early.

Item Details
Performance dates 5 & 6 December 2026
Location Knowsley Leisure and Culture Park
Producer Trio Entertainments

As with any local cultural offering, the event raises routine questions about ticket allocation, pricing and accessibility for families on tight budgets. The short run also concentrates the opportunity into a single weekend; how that affects community access will depend on ticket pricing and any concessionary arrangements the venue or producer may offer.

Further practical details and booking instructions are provided by the organisers online. Residents who rely on public transport or have mobility needs should check venue accessibility information before booking.

This announcement marks the start of the borough’s seasonal cultural programming for 2026 and will be followed by other events and activities promoted through council channels and local arts partners.

Amelia Cole
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