The Sutton Bridge Players are staging a production of Jack and the Beanstalk.
The performance will be held at Westmere Primary School from February 20 to February 22.
The local amateur theatre group is presenting the pantomime, written by Heckington-based scriptwriter Kei Bailey, for the third time.
The group has previously staged Cinderella and The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, and recently performed Rambles on the Radio.
Ren Shilcock, chair of Sutton Bridge Players, expressed joy at presenting another show to Sutton Bridge after a successful summer at Hunstanton, where the group won three awards at the One Act Drama Festival.
The pantomime will see Rachelle Carnell return as director, with Charlotte, who played Dorothy last year in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, stepping in as assistant director, choreographer, and playing Jill on stage.
Mr Shilcock also praised the backstage crew and talented cast, expressing pride in being a multi-award-winning amateur theatre group bringing performances to the local area.
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The group has promised a night of laughter, magic, and mayhem, with the audience invited to cheer for the hero, boo the villain, and enjoy the unexpected twists the classic tale will take.
The performances are scheduled for February 22 at 7:30pm, with limited availability remaining.
The matinee on February 22 at 2:30pm is already sold out.
Tickets are priced at £7.50 for adults aged 12 and over, while children aged 11 and under can attend for free.
However, all children must be accompanied by an adult aged over 18.
The group has encouraged people to secure their seats by texting the box office at 07907827108 or emailing info@suttonbridgeplayers.co.uk before tickets sell out.
For more information, visit the Sutton Bridge Players' website.
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