Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

This interpretation showcased the dancing, acting and singing abilities of the company and once again the high standard was maintained.

Snow White played by Sarah Knight personified charm, grace and good diction she was extremely well cast, giving a top level performance.

Prince Peter played by Henley Cegielski gave a well-balanced an accomplished performance, excellent vocals. Good debut performance.

Juggles played by Elis Myers-Sleight kept the show bubbling along with ease, his many antics were hilarious and he had a great rapport with the audience. The confidence of this actor grows with every show, excellent.

Dame Dolly Daffodil played by Damon Miles immediately had the audience in the palm of his hand and worked them to the maximum. Good performance and great exaggerated mannerisms

Queen Rigamort played by Julie Griffiths was a strong character exuding evil with every utterance, and deserved her unexpected demise, the boos and hisses she received were testament to a truly evil portrayal.

Fairy of Goodness played by Zoe Phillips guided us through the story with a smile and had a good rapport with the audience. Excellent stage presence.

Chambers the Chamberlain played by Derek Williams, the put on Queen’s chamberlain had good comic timing and a good rapport with the audience. Good performance and strong stage presence.

The Seven Dwarfs – Sadie Enoch [Bossy], Jacob Evans [Brainy]. Billy Jenkins [Grumbly], Ella Watkins [Snoozy], Abbie Wilson [Sniffles], Isaac Brock [Timid] and Georgia Driscoll [Fussy] were all well disciplined, good facial expressions and great characterisations.  

This production was jam packed with entertainment, enough to please the most stalwart of pantomime lovers. I particularly liked the bleed through during Snow White’s song.

Congratulations everyone at Colstars.

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