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Cast members Stuart Mackey and Esther Brady from Limerick Panto Cinderella| Picture: Alan Place
THIS CHRISTMAS, proud Limerick native Stuart Mackey is taking centrestage as Prince Charming in the University Concert Hall's production of Cinderella.
An actor, podcaster, and digital creator with over two million TikTok followers, Stuart brings his vibrant energy and hometown pride to this beloved festive tradition, blending his online fame with live theatre for a truly unforgettable experience.
Joining Stuart is multi-award-winning country music star Cliona Hagan, making her pantomime debut as the Fairy Godmother.
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“It was a childhood dream of mine to be a Fairy in a pantomime and I can’t believe it’s actually happening! I can’t wait to sprinkle some fairy magic and see you all there!,” said Cliona Hagan.
Stuart and Cliona join a stellar cast including RTÉ Junior’s John Sharpson, Limerick’s legendary dame Myles Breen, Voice of Ireland winner Keith Hanley, and returning favourite Esther Brady as Cinderella .
Directed by Debbie Kiernan with choreography by Jody Ennis, the creative team behind last year’s hit Mother Goose, this year’s Cinderella promises hilarious jokes, dazzling costumes, and chart-topping hits.
Families can expect plenty of boos, hisses, and cheers in this perfect festive treat.
Celebrating its 14th year, the Limerick panto tradition continues to bring families from across the Mid-West together.
Sinéad Hope, UCH director, says, "We can't wait to welcome you to this year's spectacular production!”
Specsavers Limerick, producer Robert C Kelly and University Concert Hall Limerick are excited to present Cinderella from December 18.
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