REVIEW: ?Follow the yellow brick road to Ayscough Hall!

The yellow brick road is a popular reference to the classic children's story "The Wizard of Oz" by L. Frank Baum. In this story, Dorothy Gale and her companions follow the yellow brick road to reach the Emerald City and meet the Wizard of Oz.

Ayscough Hall is a historic building located in Louth, England. It was built in 1793 and has been used as a school, library, and community center over the years. The hall is now home to the Louth Community Pantomime, which is an annual event that takes place during the holiday season.

Panto season refers to the time of year when pantomimes are performed in theaters throughout the United Kingdom. Pantomimes are a traditional form of entertainment that combines elements of theater, music, and dance. They typically feature a cast of actors, singers, and dancers who perform a story with humor, slapstick, and audience participation.

Community pantomimes are a popular way for local groups to come together and put on a show. They often involve volunteers from the community who work together to write, direct, and perform in the production. Community pantomimes can be a fun and inclusive way for people of all ages and backgrounds to get involved in the arts and to celebrate the holiday season.