Robyn Hood plays the Bridge House Theatre in Penge from 12 December to 9 January, with seats at £13, £16 and £18 and a £50 family ticket. Updated November 2026.

Robyn Hood is the Penge Panto for 2026, running at the Bridge House Theatre from Saturday 12 December to Saturday 9 January. Tickets cost £13, £16 or £18, and a family ticket for four is £50.

Overview

  • What: Robyn Hood, the Bridge House Theatre’s own pantomime
  • Where: The Bridge House Theatre, above the Bridge House pub, 2 High Street, Penge SE20 8RZ
  • When: 12 December 2026 to 9 January 2027; every performance date is on the theatre’s show page
  • Tickets: £13, £16 and £18
  • Family ticket: £50 for four people, at least two of them under 18

The theatre calls the show “an all-singing, all-dancing, irreverent and chaotic spin on the story”. It is staged by what the theatre describes as “our boutique company with big ambitions”.

Who is in it

The theatre has named four of the cast:

  • Lizzie Burder as Robyn Hood
  • Georgina May Haley as Maid Marian
  • Brendan Matthew as Freya Tuck
  • Ben Howarth as The Sheriff of Nottingham

The cast poster bills Georgina May Haley as “back by popular demand” and Brendan Matthew as “back by contractual obligation”. Ben Howarth is billed as coming “from ‘Penge West’”, the station a minute from the theatre door.

Robyn Hood poster with four cast photos in rope frames around a gold title on an archery target: Lizzie Burder as Robyn Hood, Georgina May Haley as Maid Marian, Brendan Matthew as Freya Tuck and Ben Howarth as The Sheriff of Nottingham
The Robyn Hood show poster, with Lizzie Burder, Georgina May Haley, Brendan Matthew and Ben Howarth. Photo: supplied by The Bridge House Theatre

What the theatre says

The script is by Luke Adamson, the theatre’s artistic director, who also co-directs. He told Bromley Online:

“The Penge Panto is back with a bang! Following on from the huge success of last year’s Beauty and the Beast, this year we take on the story of Robyn Hood. Expect a completely original slant on the well-known tale as our cast of professional performers bring the mayhem to South London once again. Don’t miss it!”

Getting there and booking

The theatre is on the first floor above the Bridge House pub at 2 High Street, Penge. It says it is less than a minute from Penge West station. Seats are booked through the Robyn Hood page on the theatre’s website, which lists every performance.

The borough’s other panto this year is Sleeping Beauty at the Churchill Theatre in Bromley; dates and prices for both shows are on our Bromley pantomime page.

Robyn Hood title in gold lettering over an archery target with an arrow in the bullseye, set against a painted forest
The Robyn Hood title artwork. Photo: supplied by The Bridge House Theatre

Our thanks to the Bridge House Theatre for the details and pictures.

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