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Pantomime

2013

Aladdin

  • AwardWinner, Best Pantomime, NODA West Midlands Region 7 (2013)
Year
2013
When
December 2013
Type
Pantomime

Synopsis

The wicked Abanazar and his sidekick Winehouse are seeking the magic lamp that contains the all powerful Genie, so that he can rule the world, and is just steps away from succeeding. Is all hope lost? No, help is at hand. The innocent local lad, Aladdin, and his fearsome mother, washerwoman Widow Twankey, are ready to intervene and save the day. Throw in a magic carpet, a mystical Genie of the Ring, a beautiful princess and a couple of inept policemen and you have all the ingredients for a fantastic tale and great entertainment packed with songs, slapstick, silliness and audience participation and all the fairytale magic.

From the company’s records

The company's second pantomime.

Phil James became Musical Director for this production.

The archive does not record the venue for this production.

Who made it

Production team

Producer/Director
Andy Poulton
Musical Director
Phil James
Choreographer
Lindsey Grant

Cast

Aladdin
Rachel Coleman
Princess Jasmine
Lydia Lavill
Widow Twankey
Colin Hunt
Wishee Washee
Charlotte Hazelhurst
PC Ping
Alexandra Barton
PC Pong
Beth Coleman
Abanazar
Daniel Haddon
Winehouse
Matt Cullis
Genie of the Lamp
Alf Rai
Genie of the Ring
Abbie Rai

Everybody else

The rest of the names the company’s records carry for this production, on stage and off it.

Villagers and kids of old Peking24

Rebecca Atkins, Vicky Bird, Grace Bradshaw, Zoe Clee, Megan Cooper, Hannah Corbett, Kay Corbett, Lizzie Corbett, Lucy Cummins, Sue Doorwood, Tom Edwards, Philip Field, Jessica Goodwin, Emily Lloyd-Hickman, Barbara King, Sam King, Alicia-Helen Nelson, Lauren Paget, Freya Poulton, Jenni Rullan, Abbie Sellick, Kimberley Smith, Matt Wirtz, Max Woodhall

Were you in it?

We would like to know more about Aladdin.

The record for this production is thinner than the show deserves. If you were in it, or you were in the audience, you may have something the archive does not.

Programmes, photographs, cuttings from the local paper, a cast list in somebody’s handwriting: all of it helps, and we will add it here.

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