Full Cast: Cinderella 2014

Maldon Amateur Pantomime Society (MAPS) are a theatre group based in the idealic town of Maldon, Essex who have been performing a Christmas Pantomime ever year for over twenty years.

MAPS perform 6 shows a year over two weekends in January to combined audiences of over one thousand people. We believe a good quality pantomime is important as this is often the first introduction to live theatre for children. Each and every show is made possible by the talented people behind it. From the design of superb scenery and colourful costumes, to the hand-made props and sets.

History
Formed in 1993 by enthusiastic members of local amateur dramatic societies, as well as other interested people, MAPS focussed soley on producing quality and traitional Pantomimes each year. With aims to stimulate interest in this unique form of entertainment for both adults and children alike and support local charities.

In 1999, Maldon Council opened a new Town Hall, situated on the site of the original Jubilee Hall. After having performed throughout the 1990s at the Plume School in Maldon, MAPS had the honour of staging the first major production held in January 2000. We have been performing to enthusiastic audiences every year since - often to full houses throughout the season!

Join Us
MAPS continues to grow each year in experience, quality and enthusiasm. With our friendly and fun atmoshpere, we have many mediums in which you can get involved. From performing on stage in acting and chorus to helping backstage with props, costume, set, make-up and much more.

We also have a Junior Chorus, that comprises of twenty children, aged between 8 to sixteen.

Auditions for new productions are held in July and rehearsals commence early September (Tuesdays and Fridays) right through to the production weekends in January.

If you are interested in joining and getting involved with our society or would just like to find out more about us, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

News, important information, diary dates etc. are regularly posted on our Facebook and
Twitter pages, as well as often appearing in the local press.