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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
| + | This is a fun-filled, fast moving play for children of five years and above. The plot revolves around the antics of Wordsworth, Nellie and Drippy Dora, three waiters sacked by Mr Macaroni, the money-minded owner of the Pizza Pie Palace. As they devise schemes to get their jobs back, they are steered through various adventures with the help of the audience and Nellie's "wonder-granny brain power". | ||
| − | + | After a mystical meeting with glamorous hairdresser Eileen Nostril and her schoolboy nephew Norman, being captured by the feared Captain Kung Fu and the dreaded Wing-Wangs, all ends happily with a double wedding. | |
== Cast == | == Cast == | ||
| − | * | + | *Mr Macaroni - [[Nadia Perez]] |
| − | * | + | *Old Nellie - [[Ruth Quinn]] |
| − | * | + | *Wordsworth - [[Thomas Williams]] |
| + | *Drippy Dora - [[Selene Oloula]] | ||
| + | *Norman Nostril - [[Chris Clarke]] | ||
| + | *Eileen Nostril - [[Emily Sheridan]] | ||
| + | *Brigadier Bumbracket - [[Eugenia Anderson]] | ||
| + | *Miss Lolita Suspender - [[Alexis Ironside]] | ||
| + | *Madame Dubonnett - [[Charlanne Covington]] | ||
| + | *Shareholder - [[Lucy Skelley]] | ||
| + | *Captain Kung Fu - [[Eugenia Anderson]] | ||
| + | *Wun Wong Eye - [[Lucy Skelley]] | ||
| + | *Wun Wong Arm - [[Alexis Ironside]] | ||
| + | *Wun Wong Leg - [[Georgina Cook]] | ||
| + | *Wun Wong Foot - [[Charlanne Covington]] | ||
| + | *Wum Numb Bum - [[David Rooney]] | ||
| + | *Waiters - [[Alexis Ironside]] & [[Georgina Cook]] | ||
== Crew == | == Crew == | ||
| − | *Stage Manager - [[ | + | *Stage Manager - [[Joe Whitehouse]] |
| − | *Lighting | + | *Lighting - [[Keefe Browning]] |
| − | * | + | *Sound - [[Lisa Van Beveren]] |
| + | *Costumes - [[Val Williams]] | ||
| + | *Props - [[Val Williams]] & cast | ||
| + | *Special Effects - [[Trevor Court]] | ||
== Reviews == | == Reviews == | ||
Latest revision as of 16:32, 19 October 2009
by John Gardiner & Fiz Coleman
Directed by Lorraine Spenceley
Performances: Fri 24th – Sun 26th February 1995, Prompt Corner
Contents
Introduction
This is a fun-filled, fast moving play for children of five years and above. The plot revolves around the antics of Wordsworth, Nellie and Drippy Dora, three waiters sacked by Mr Macaroni, the money-minded owner of the Pizza Pie Palace. As they devise schemes to get their jobs back, they are steered through various adventures with the help of the audience and Nellie's "wonder-granny brain power".
After a mystical meeting with glamorous hairdresser Eileen Nostril and her schoolboy nephew Norman, being captured by the feared Captain Kung Fu and the dreaded Wing-Wangs, all ends happily with a double wedding.
Cast
- Mr Macaroni - Nadia Perez
- Old Nellie - Ruth Quinn
- Wordsworth - Thomas Williams
- Drippy Dora - Selene Oloula
- Norman Nostril - Chris Clarke
- Eileen Nostril - Emily Sheridan
- Brigadier Bumbracket - Eugenia Anderson
- Miss Lolita Suspender - Alexis Ironside
- Madame Dubonnett - Charlanne Covington
- Shareholder - Lucy Skelley
- Captain Kung Fu - Eugenia Anderson
- Wun Wong Eye - Lucy Skelley
- Wun Wong Arm - Alexis Ironside
- Wun Wong Leg - Georgina Cook
- Wun Wong Foot - Charlanne Covington
- Wum Numb Bum - David Rooney
- Waiters - Alexis Ironside & Georgina Cook
Crew
- Stage Manager - Joe Whitehouse
- Lighting - Keefe Browning
- Sound - Lisa Van Beveren
- Costumes - Val Williams
- Props - Val Williams & cast
- Special Effects - Trevor Court
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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References
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