Arguably the best part of seeing a show. All 9 different flavours look delicious!

I think I've spotted these ice creams elsewhere...

The ice creams can tell us which order to put in our answers! Chocolate first, vanilla last.

Let's grab a drink! I don't know about you, but I'm here to have a Jolly Good Time.

The Fairy Godmother's recipe sounds complicated - where will we get all those ingredients from?

If we follow this recipe using the numbers from the prices, that should give us the answer!

3 Holiday Bliss (3x12=36), Half a Yuletide enchantment (9/2=4.50) A third of Wistful Winter (15/3=5) 1 Curtain Call Cheer (11.50) Minus a Melancholy Martini (12) 36+4.50+5+11.50-12=45!

The pattern on this hat looks kind of irregular - why are some of the snowflakes half green?

If you fold the hat in a specific way, the half green snowflakes become a whole green snowflake.

What else lines up when we make the snowflakes whole again?

If you fold the hat to line up the two halfs of each half green snowflake, some of the green parts on the rest of the hat will line up to read 57 - 24. The answer is 33.

A 5 star review! Good for us!

Every little glance... everyone in the cast seems to be glancing in a different direction.

If you follow the lines of their gazes, you'll end up with two distinct shapes.

On the left, starting from Cinderella, who is looking at the Footman, who in turn is looking at the other Footman, and so on, you draw a 6, and on the right, starting from the Prince, you draw a 5.

Well that's a lot of lights. And the stage is set for the ballroom dance scene. But where does everyone start?

You'll need to consult the Spotlight Sheet to learn more!

Dame de Valois sounds like she knows what she's doing.

Alfie and I gave a lovely interview didn't we? What did we have to say about the choreography?

Ah yes of course! I start stage right and he starts centre stage! SR and CS! Mel and Billy, our lighting techs know exactly what to do.

If you map out the journey of the correct spotlights, you end up following the letters from them. Spotlight 2 (Mel) S I X T Y and Spotlight 6 (Billy) E I G H T. The answer is 68.

He's FINALLY decided on a colour scheme, which apparently will look DAZZLING. If only he wrote out the colours instead of using symbols!!

Christina's wig is navy. Aka, little square. Little square is my favourite colour, actually.

We know that Alfie's new feather has to be blue, to match Sally's dress. Which means that if Sean doesn't want Buttons to match Alfie's new feather, the hatch symbol must be blue!

The deciphered symbols are yellow green plus blue lilac. Or, 43 + 15 = 58.

What's missing from the ticket? Better email them and let them know!

What's round the edge but not in the middle?

It's a jumper! Quick, send them an email to tell them the jumper is missing.

Count all the woolly hats and gloves! The answer is 25.

Safety first! Make sure you know the difference between the combined weights of those groups.

It's all about weight - if it's the same piece it's the same weight!

Have you been able to figure out the total weight of each Stage Group (SG)?

The combined weight of SG Y is 48 and SG Z is 27 so the difference is 21.

Follow that QR code to listen to the rehearsal!

Sean always has a lot to say. His notes on the sound cues might be significant though.

He mentions doubling animal noises and removing magic poofs! The fanfare and glass crack are also mentioned. Where are they on the cue sheet?

The director wants you to double the animal noises (mice - 8 and birds - 9), leave the fanfare (1) and glass crack (4) as they are, then take away the 2 magic poofs (4) which gives you (8+8)+(9+9)+1+3-4-4 =30.

They could have finished those limericks if they went to all that effort!

Poor Michael would settle for playing Charming tonight, but it's not going to happen while Alfie's around.

Some of the letter have symbols under them. I've definitely seen them somewhere else on this card...

Use the missing letters on from the limericks to complete the equation on the back of the card. The answer spells out TWENTY.