Babes in the Wood 2005
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President Jim Graham |
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Co-Producer & Musical Director Joan Walton ALCM |
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Co-Producer Rowland Maughan |
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Choreographer Margaret Waite |
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| CAST | |
| Sheriff of Nottingham | Neville Wanless |
| Will Scarlet | Joan Purves |
| Little John | Roger Scott |
| Friar Tuck | Kevin Todd |
| Robin Hood | Sabrina Lyall |
| Nurse Pepsi | Brian Bell |
| The Babes | |
| Catherine | Victoria Southwell |
| Steven | Christopher Mole |
| Spud (a robber) | Francis Mcsherry |
| Nick (a robber) | Rowly Maughan |
| Maid Marion | Heather Christie |
| Mistic Meg | Lisa Bond |
| Chorus | Lisa Bond, Grace Duchette, Samantha Lovell, Susan McLay, Julie McSherry, Laura Sill, Becky Southwell, Lynne Waugh, Amanda Wood |
| Tots | Gwen Ballard, Jenifer Chan, Hannah Cairncross, Danielle Earl, Rebecca Eastlake, Millie Elsdon, Samantha Higham, Hannah MacLeod, Sarah MacLeod, Robyn Proudman-Brown, Chloe Rogers, Georgina Rogers, Victoria Rose, Rebecca Smith |
| Junior Dancers | Emma Bridge, Alexandra Hennessey, Dayle McLeod, Jordan McLeod, Jade Proudman-Brown, Rebecca Stearman |
| Senior Dancers |
Kate Bone, Tina Buckley, Emma Cowey, Sami Cheung, Jaime Dowse, Rachel Johnson, Laura Macpherson, Emma Rang, Fay Smith, Rosie Willett |
President's Message
It is my pleasure to welcome you to the society's annual pantomime of "Babes in the Wood".
The history of Pantomime goes back to the Roman times although it was revised to its present form in the late 1800's. All good pantomimes are based on fairy tales, containing topical jokes with extravagant scenery and costumes. The cast always has a principal boy - played by a girl and a dame - played by a man.
Our pantomime is based on a 15th century story called "The Children of the Wood". The wood in Norfolk, known as Waylands Wood was where the children's uncle was said to live. Robin Hood also existed but lived some 200 years earlier. He met and married Maid Marion and became a popular folk hero because of his fight for freedom from the wicked Sheriff of Nottingham. Robin is said to have had a hideout in a huge oak tree, which can still be seen today.
However with proper disregard for history we invite you to sit back and enjoy the Whitley Bay version of "Babes in the Wood".
Jim Graham President
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Little John |
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Will Scarlet |
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Robin Hood |
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Spud |
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Nick |
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Seniors |
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Whitley Bay Pantomime Society
