Nottingham’s Royal Concert Hall celebrates Christmas with the Rat Pack on Friday.
Sleeping Beauty continues at The Castle, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire until Saturday 29 December.
Engine House and Lakeside Arts Centre, Nottingham continue to stage the world première of Mike Kenny’s Two Little Boys at Lakeside, Nottingham until Sunday 30 December.
Darren Day continues as Captain Hook in Peter Pan at the Lighthouse Theatre, Kettering, Northamptonshire until Sunday 30 December.
Buxton Opera House is producing Peter Pan, starring Louis Emerick as Captain Hook and Glen Davies as Smee, for the first time; it continues until Tuesday 1 January.
Written, directed by and starring Adam Schumacher as Dame Gwendoline Kettlewell-Grind, Puss in Boots is the tenth panto presented by OTFM Productions at the Bridge House Theatre, Warwick; it continues until Monday 1 January.
Mary King, founding director of Playbox Theatre, continues to direct Sleeping Beauty at the Dream Factory, Warwick until Tuesday 2 January.
Jonathan Wilkes continues as Buttons in Cinderella at Stoke’s Regent Theatre until Friday 4 January.
Natalie Casey, Jackie Clune, Bonnie Langford, Amy Lennox and Ben Richards continue in 9 to 5: The Musical at the Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham until Saturday 5 January.
Panto stalwart Iain Lauchlan continue in Sleeping Beauty at Coventry’s Belgrade until Saturday 5 January.
Larry Lamb (Captain Hook) and George Sampson (Peter Pan) continue in The Pantomime Adventures of Peter Pan at Derby’s Assembly Rooms until Sunday 6 January.
Bobby Davro (Buttons) and Denise Welch (Fairy Godmother) continue in Cinderella at Northampton’s Derngate until Sunday 6 January.
Alice in Wonderland continues at Lichfield Garrick until Sunday 6 January.
Neil Duffield's adaptation of Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol continues in the Royal auditorium at Northampton’s Royal and Derngate until Sunday 6 January.
Tupele Dorgu continues as the Wicked Queen in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at Mansfield Palace Theatre until Sunday 6 January.
Derby Theatre and Birmingham Stage Company’s production of E B White’s Charlotte’s Web continues at Derby Theatre until Saturday 12 January.
The rock ‘n’ roll panto Beauty and the Beast continues at Stafford Gatehouse Theatre from Friday until Saturday 12 January.
John Partridge continues as Prince Charming and Sheila Ferguson as the Fairy Godmother in Cinderella at the Theatre Royal, Nottingham until Sunday 13 January.
A “playful interactive adventure” that’s “ideal for children”, Humbug! continues in Northampton Royal and Derngate’s Underground venue until Sunday 13 January.
The Tiger who Came to Tea, based on the picture book written and illustrated by Judith Kerr and adapted for the stage with songs and lyrics by David Wood, continues in the studio at Leicester’s Curve until Saturday 5 January while on the main stage Olivier Award winner Janie Dee continues in Hello, Dolly! until Saturday 19 January.
Kenneth Alan Taylor’s 29th panto for Nottingham Playhouse, Robin Hood and the Babes in the Wood, continues until Saturday 19 January.
Birmingham REP’s production of Alan Bennett’s stage adaptation of The Wind in the Willows continues at the Crescent Theatre, Sheepcote Street, Birmingham until Saturday 19 January.
Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol continues at the New Vic, Newcastle-under-Lyme until Saturday 19 January.
Brian Conley continues in “Britain’s biggest pantomime”, Robinson Crusoe and the Caribbean Pirates, at Birmingham Hippodrome until Sunday 27 January.
Roald Dahl's first children's book and one of his most popular stories, James and the Giant Peach continues at Birmingham Old Rep until Saturday 2 February.
The Merry Wives of Windsor featuring Desmond Barrit as Falstaff and Anita Dobson as Mistress Quickly continues in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre at Stratford until Saturday 12 January alongside the first major stage adaptation of Russell Hoban's book The Mouse and His Child which also runs until 12 January; in the Swan The Orphan of Zhao continues until Thursday 28 March while the world premiere of Adrian Mitchell’s adaptation of Alexander Pushkin's play Boris Godunov continues until Saturday 30 March.