Robin Hood

Robin Hood, a pantomime is writern by Rob Fearn & Leo Appleton. It follows the story of Robin Hood and his merry men, Maid Marion and the townfolk and their struggles with the evil Sheriff of Nottingham. 

Director Lois Parr has a good cast for this production everyone works well together. The set is simple and effective. It's very colourful, the costumes are also good and of the right time.

Musical Director Rosemary Butler has worked well with the cast and the singing is good. The song choices are great for the show and I really liked 'You and Me, but Mostly Me'. Amy Gough as Choreographer has everyone moving along in time and the movement suits everyone's abilities. 

Helen Sanderson was every bit Robin Hood, and worked well with Pamela Davies as Maid Marion.

Michael Parr was lovely as Nurse Nellie, the comedy duo were Lisa Phillips as Bow and Niamh Hoskins as Arrow.

The baddie of the panto Christopher Wortley was excellent as the Sheriff of Nottingham. Along with Ross Burton as Sir Guy of Gisbourne, they got the audience booing and worked really well together. 

With this panto there are lots of cameos in the merry men and villagers, and again you could tell everyone was giving it their all and this came across.

Well done to you all.

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