Snow White and seven dwarfs

Need I say more?  This jolly panto at the Brooke Theatre this week was a joy to watch. It had all the right elements, a proper panto should have. A solid dame in John Endicott. A Welsh Good Fairy, Rachel Crane, a good bad fairy Jeny Boyns both these ladies were perfectly cast. A very strong prince Tonia Moore and Snow White, Millie Longhurst, who's singing voices were excellent. I liked Justice Quill and scribbles, Glenn Atkinson and Lewis Wadd as the comedy team. A great characterization from Slurp, Nick Smith. The 7 dwarfs were all in good form and acted their characters perfectly even down to silly accents, which suited them.If I had award to give out for best character in a  panto it would go to “Chuckles” young Aaron Ramsden this young man gave us a sense of fun and it certainly came over to the audience, what a performer.!! Perfect musical direction by Peter Bailey as always.The back projection made this production move along nicely with expert sound and props. Choreography set by Rebecca Lee and Kayleigh Carina   was performed by all the company expertly. Debby Brennan took a great cast and directed them with a great professional touch. You scored with Wizard of Oz and you most certainly have done it once more, scoring a HIT Panto in Snowhite.Well done to you all, thank you for asking me, I enjoyed my afternoon, and it was good to see you all afterwards.

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