We end this holiday week with a very British tradition, pantomime, but with a modern twist.

For those less familiar, a pantomime or Panto is a family holiday comedy show filled with fairy tales, music, slapstick, and audience participation.

And it's a seasonal staple across the UK.

This year, one production is selling out.

It's a retelling of the fairy tale Snow White that blends classic Panto with Muslim

culture and humor and even teases at its online trolls.

From Britain, Minnie Stevenson of the Independent Television News brings us this story.

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Tis the season of glitter,

goodwill and glorious panto,

where the jokes are loud and the costumes are even louder.

Introducing the Muslim Panto, Snow Brown and her seven uncles or Chacha in Urdu.

A fairy tale flipped and served with enough one-liners to derail even the grumpiest uncle.

Snowbrow coming here, taking out pantomite, goes back to Islamistan.

I'm so glad I'm in this role and having the previous shows, honestly, I started tearing up at one point because the little girls were running up to me and they looked like me and I looked like them and they were like your hijab oh my god you look like me I have your name

and it's just really heartwarming to see and be that representation I wish I would have had when we

grew up we just want everyone to enjoy the fun and you don't have to be Muslim to come and watch it

its creator abdullah a vassal is on a mission to spread Muslim joy in the festive season.

From Glasgow to Notting Hill, across 11 cities, the Muslim Panto has sold over 24,000 tickets.

When it comes to Pantam, it's a British institution.

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