Only Fools and Horses star Sue Holderness takes break from TV for 'wicked stepmother' role

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Sue has promised readers that they can witness "silly jokes, wonderful costumes and music, spectacular dancing [and] kids in the audience shouting 'Boo!'"She predicts that they will be "singing along and screaming their heads off" as the action progresses.There are also surprises in store among the "fantastic cast", as Sue reveals that the two ugly sisters will no longer be played by men, as had previously been tradition."There are two girls doing it this year and they're not ugly at all!" she disclosed.She added that the shows have already "put people in the Christmas spirit".This isn't Sue's first experience being cast in Cinderella, as she previously played Dandini years earlier, a part which she combined an "exotic tap dance" into her performance.However, this could be viewers' last chance to catch her in a festive panto role in the next couple of years, if she decides to fulfill her fantasies of a faraway getaway next season."I'd rather like to go to the Caribbean [next] Christmas," she declared."I've always loved Barbados and Antigua, so that's what I'll aim for...

a cruise ship at Christmas all around the Caribbean islands."I can't imagine anyone who wouldn't love that!"Sue is a seasoned traveller having grown up immersed in that world via her father, who was an airline pilot.Her most memorable recent trip, however, was to New York with her husband Mark Piper, to catch a performance of The Music Man on Broadway."[It was] just so romantic," she exclaimed, before adding: "I would love to perform on Broadway!"Though she believes it will "probably never happen", she nevertheless sees New York as a "thrilling, throbbing city" which she is "blessed" to have visited.Meanwhile, Sue will be focusing her efforts on this.