England star Dan Burn set to appear in iconic Christmas pantomime as role confirmed

Newcastle fans reacted to the news, delighted by the players' appearance in the show
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England defender Dan Burn is set to appear in a pantomime over the Christmas period.
The Newcastle player, 33, will make a cameo appearance in the Phoenix Theatre’s production of Aladdin as the voice of the Genie in Blyth, Northumberland.
He will appear in the role as a pre-recorded part and will not appear in person on the stage.
The theatre confirmed the role in a social media announcement.
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The post read: "The secret’s out.
"Blyth’s very own Dan Burn is the voice of the Genie in Aladdin at The Phoenix Theatre this Christmas.
"Get ready for wishes, laughter, and a giant dose of Toon magic.
"Tickets are flying faster than a magic carpet."

England defender Dan Burn is set to appear in a pantomime over the Christmas period
|The onscreen appearance is down to Newcastle‘s busy holiday schedule, meaning he would be unable to attend in person.
Scheduled performances will run from December 6 to December 28.
Newcastle fans reacted to the news, delighted by the players' appearance in the show.
One fan wrote: "This has made my night."
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| PAAnother said: "This is going to be amazing."
A third added: "This is unbelievably brilliant."
Burn has been a fan favourite, due to his local roots, with some fans hailing him a "hometown hero" who embodies the club's values.
Another fan commented: "This is fantastic.”

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| ReutersOne wrote: “Great stuff."
The England star has a history of stepping up in important games, including scoring against PSG in the Champions League and opening the scoring in the final against Liverpool, which ended a 70-year trophy drought.
Newcastle's Christmas period is busier than most, with the Magpies facing Manchester United on Boxing Day.
The match is the only Premier League fixture taking place that day.
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