The Big Pembrokeshire Pantomime has confirmed that Honey Thomas and Eva Rees will step into the comedy roles of Sergeant Tik and Constable Tok in this year’s production of Aladdin at The Boulevard Theatre in Milford Haven.
The announcement marks a milestone for the two performers, who have grown within the company’s juvenile ensemble and developed their confidence across previous productions. Their move into principal roles is regarded as an important moment in their progression as young performers and reflects the company’s long-term commitment to nurturing local talent.
Director Drew Baker said: “Honey and Eva represent everything the Big Pembs Panto stands for, enthusiasm, commitment and genuine talent. Watching them progress through the ranks year after year has been incredible, and I’m absolutely thrilled to welcome them to the principal cast for the full run of Aladdin. They’re funny, fearless and full of charisma and I know audiences are going to adore them.”
This year’s Aladdin is being billed as the biggest and brightest show staged by the company and will feature Welsh rugby legend Gareth Thomas alongside a professional cast. The production includes magical storytelling, elaborate costumes and comedy aimed at audiences of all ages.
Aladdin will run from 10 to 31 December 2025 at The Boulevard Theatre, with organisers reporting strong early ticket sales.
Now entering its fourth year, the Big Pembrokeshire Pantomime continues to combine celebrity performers with home-grown talent. Last year’s staging of Snow White attracted record audiences to the venue, reinforcing the popularity of the annual event. The company highlights its juvenile ensemble programme and its promotion of local performers as core parts of its identity.
Gareth Thomas, the former Wales rugby captain with 100 caps, will appear as the Genie. The cast also includes Drew Baker as Widow Twankey and Tom Dyer as Abanazer.
Audience participation and traditional pantomime humour remain central to the show, which aims to provide lively Christmas season entertainment for families across the county.
Tickets are available through the official website and the theatre box office.