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The
Babes In The Wood by Norman
Robbins December
3rd to 7th 2002
A traditional family pantomime
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Produced
by Graham Chadwick
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| The Cast |
| The
Bailiff of Nottingham |
David
Payne |
| The
Sheriff of Nottingham |
Phil
Marston |
| Jack |
James
Ford (Thu, Fri, Sat matinee) |
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Steven
Newbolt (Tue, Wed, Sat eve) |
| Jill |
Katie
Dreze (Thu, Fri, Sat matinee) |
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Asher
Hill (Tue, Wed, Sat eve) |
| Nurse
Glucose |
Robin
Inman |
| Robin
Hood |
Diane
Jackson |
| Toyle |
Gill
Coverdale |
| Trouble |
Steve
Millward |
| Maid
Marion |
Caroline
Marston |
| The
Woodland Fairy |
Jean
Eastwood |
| Friar
Tuck |
David
Payne |
| Will
Scarlett |
Sylvia
Thompson |
| Much
the Miller's Son |
Nigel
Eastwood |
| Alan-a-Dale |
Aiden
Weaver |
| A
Ghost |
Maureen
Bruce |
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With
The Sunbeams from the Syril Academy of Theatre Arts
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Once again
we turn to Mr Robbins for our seasonal offering, which combines the old
tale of the arboreal tots with, for some reason, Robin Hood and His Merrie
Men!
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Mercifully
for our audiences' sensitivity, and without giving too much away, historical
accuracy is not within the author's remit and we are left with the usual
Pantomime fare of naive goodies, black-hearted baddies and several theatrical
types dressing up in ways they wouldn't dream of at home. Or at least if
they would they haven't let on! |
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Add
a few jokes that are topical providing the Producer's pencil gets to them
in time and a sprinkling of the usual Pantomime magic and you have a memorable
experience for all the family! |
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Click
here for more pictures!
All
photographs © Otley Photographic Society 2002
No reproduction without permission
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These
are some of the many backstage people you don't usually see - the stage
and lighting crew!
Left to
right: Peter Breaks (stage crew) Sandie Smith (lighting) Eric Tomlinson
(stage manager) Andrew Jackson (lighting) Fred Wells (stage crew)
Nobody
made them wear the dunces' caps - for some reason they thought it was
appropriate!
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