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"Exciting!" "Great!" "Amusing!" "One of the best pantos I've ever seen!" "I liked Dennis Best" ... Children from Langbourne school.
 
"Exciting!" "Great!" "Amusing!" "One of the best pantos I've ever seen!" "I liked Dennis Best" ... Children from Langbourne school.
  
"Enjoyed it; one of the best Christmas shows we've done. Sometimes ocer the top but as it should be. Hit the right level" Malcolm Woodman, member.
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"Enjoyed it; one of the best Christmas shows we've done. Sometimes over the top but as it should be. Hit the right level" Malcolm Woodman, member.
  
"Absolutely lovely. Everything a pnto should be" Grace (Member) & Janice (Aud.)
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"Absolutely lovely. Everything a panto should be" Grace (Member) & Janice (Aud.)
  
 
== Gallery ==
 
== Gallery ==

Revision as of 18:10, 6 April 2008

Poster by Poster Designer

by Angie Shrubsole

Directed by Harry Sanders & Adrian McLaughlin

Musical Director - Lynn Jenner, assisted by Maddie Caldwell

Performances: Sat 2nd – Sun 3rd, Tues 5th - Sun 10th & Tues 11th - Sun 16th January (Matinees all Saturdays) 1982, Bell Theatre


Introduction

  • CHEER - at the stout hearted bravery of King Gullible!
  • GASP - at the evil audacity of Princess Purida!
  • THRILL - to the awesome splendour of the Nether Regions!
  • WARM - to the ructic friendliness of the Mothers Busybee and Scattergood!
  • DRINK - to the alcoholic incompetence of the Giver of Good Things!
  • QUAKE - with terror at the curse of Raspberry jam!

Cast

Crew

Reviews

"Exciting!" "Great!" "Amusing!" "One of the best pantos I've ever seen!" "I liked Dennis Best" ... Children from Langbourne school.

"Enjoyed it; one of the best Christmas shows we've done. Sometimes over the top but as it should be. Hit the right level" Malcolm Woodman, member.

"Absolutely lovely. Everything a panto should be" Grace (Member) & Janice (Aud.)

Gallery

Reminiscences and Anecdotes

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See Also

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References

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