Shanklin Theatre’s upcoming production of Calendar Girls The Musical is gearing up for a truly regal performance!
8 talented women from the show’s cast have been celebrating King Charles III’s Coronation in a truly unique way.
In a stunning photoshoot captured by local photographer and body confidence coach, Laura Holme, the Calendar Girls cast bared it all to commemorate the occasion.
With cheeky grins and tasteful poses, the ladies proved that true confidence really does come from within – and there’s no such thing as an ordinary woman.
“We wanted to pay homage to the King’s Coronation in a fun and memorable way,” said one cast member.
With the upcoming performances of Calendar Girls The Musical just around the corner, it’s clear that these ladies are ready to reign supreme on the Shanklin Theatre stage.
Don’t miss your chance to see this heartfelt show, featuring a talented cast of women who aren’t afraid to bare it all. Calendar Girls The Musical will be playing at Shanklin Theatre from 25th-27th June. Tickets are available now so book yours today – and get ready to be charmed and entertained.
Whether you’re a fan of the story already or simply appreciate a good laugh, the Calendar Girls cast is sure to bring a smile to your face. So mark your calendars (no pun intended) and join them for a show full of music, laughter, and celebration!
For more information about Calendar Girls the Musical and to book tickets, visit the Shanklin Theatre website – www.shanklintheatre.com.




























































































Bottoms up ladies, plenty of Royal Bloomers.
What is it with these women and their nudity? I think it’s a disgrace. What a terrible way for our new king to begin his reign. I don’t think he should be subjected to this.
Not my king. They stole our land!
We are in a dictatorship ruled by religion and unelected idiots.
Protesters being arrested in London just for showing up in a t-shirt with ‘not my king’ on it. Now illegal to even think about locking anything to street furniture. So when you lock your bike up to a railing or bike stand, you’re breaking the law!!
Almost embarrassing lol