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'Peter
Pan'
Based on the novel by J M Barrie
Performance dates: 14th - 18th February 2006
Director: Jennifer Riddle - Assistant Director: Helen Sanders
Here is all the charm of Barrie, of Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, the
Darling Family, Indians, Pirates and the Lost Children of Neverland in this
sparkling British Musical of this ageless classic. With a little technical wizardry,
creative lighting and a fantastic cast of 30, this production will thrill all
ages taking us from the cosy warmth of the Darling's home in Bloomsbury, deep
into the forest of Neverland where we meet the fearsome Captain Hook, do battle
with the pirates, escape death in the Mermaids' Lagoon and where good finally
vanquishes evil. We also experience the dilemma, when, with Wendy's arrival
in Neverland, Peter is forced to question his decision never to grow up.
While the principal characters of Mr. Darling/Captain Hook, Peter
Pan and Wendy will require good singing voices, there are many roles which do
not.
| Wendy |
Dora Bishop |
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Tiger Lily |
Lauren Callachan |
| Peter |
Jessica Pearson |
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Indian Squaws |
Meaghan Martin |
| John |
Calum O'Malley-Pearson |
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Millie Brackstone |
| Liza |
Pippa Lauder |
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Pippa Lauder |
| Nana |
Beryl Baggs |
|
Smee |
Ian Harding |
| Mr Darling/Hook |
Phil Courage |
|
Gentleman Starkey |
Simon Green |
| Mrs Darling |
Helen Sanders |
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Cecco |
Max Peters |
| Nibs |
Matt Meape |
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Cookson |
Elliott Davis |
| Tootles |
Billy Nichols |
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Noodler |
Maggie Moat-Dobson |
| Slightly |
Isaac Smith |
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Mullins |
Freda Ferne |
| Curly |
Jasper Jones |
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Bill Jukes/Indian Chief |
Les Harris |
| Twin 1 |
Lucy Callaghan |
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Skylight |
Michael Little |
| Twin 2 |
Luke Ress Oliviere |
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Fairy Kingdom |
Millie Brackstone, Lily Moffatt |
| Swampy |
Summer Morgan |
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Laura Gabe, Georgina Hawke |
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Lily Riddle, Daisy Riddle |
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A FEW WORDS FROM THE CHAIRMAN - PETER PAN
I am writing this short note a couple of days after we finished Peter Pan,
and what a great show it was! To all of you who were involved, acting, back
stage, front of house, lighting, props, costumes, or just helping out, thank
you all very much. The show was a great credit to the Society. Whilst I would
not wish to single out anybody in particular, I must add that I was extremely
impressed by the talent and enthusiasm of the young people who took part, well
done! I believe very strongly that the Bradfordians has a role in promoting
Performing Arts, and particularly to young people. Jenny's production of Peter
Pan was a very good example of us again giving youngsters the opportunity to
take part in theatre outside of the school environment, and one that we should
continue.
Thanks to everyone who helped in anyway, before or during production week.
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