The Story of Snow White

This was a traditional Panto in the traditional style, which always goes down very well.

Zoe Lauren Phillips – Snow White – lead the cast with a good portrayal of the character, was clearly happy and relaxed in the title role. Good stage presence and a lovely warm acting style which was perfect for the role as well as a lovely singing voice.

Henley Cegielski – Prince Philip – sang and acted confidently, a strong performance was maintained throughout.

Kieran Griffiths – Juggles – gave a solid performance and had the job of ‘Panto idiot’. Well-timed delivery and interacting well with the audience.

Damon Miles – Dame Dolly – was an exuberant Dame making the most of the comedy and great exaggerated mannerisms.

Brogan Rogers – Queen Rigamort – was a strong character, generated boos galore and played with great strength and evil intent.

Ruth Hawkins – Fairy of Kindness – guided us through the story with a smile and had a good rapport with the audience.

Ieuan Rhys Benney – Chambers the Chamberlain – This character was very cleverly thought out and executed, gave a well-balanced and accomplished performance,

The Seven little people played by Isaac Eames, Ruby Werrett, Amelia Salmon, Neve Paxton, Thomas Hamlin, Myla Mcginn and Lottie Hamlin were all well disciplined, good facial expressions and great characterisations.  

A well-balanced cast with a variety of ages, talents and experience. The younger members of the cast were well disciplined.

Taken as a whole, this was real family entertainment with lots of variety, which demonstrated some excellent touches, which left your large audience thoroughly satisfied.

This was my final official visit as NODA Rep to Colstars, therefore I want to take this opportunity to thank you all for your hospitality over the years.

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