Robin Hood
written
& directed by Graham Davidson
original
lyrics & choreography by Mary Davidson
| Robin Hood is
the leader of a band of merry, but not very intelligent,
men and they all live together in Sherwood Forest. Robin's arch enemy, the Sheriff of Nottingham, has decided to travel to Lincoln, to show off his unwilling bride to be, the Lady Marion, to his cousin but to do so he has to travel through Sherwood. Two very special 'minders', Dawdle and Bungle, are hired to protect the Sheriff and his 'treasure' on their journey through the forest. Not surprisingly, things go badly wrong resulting in madness and mayhem for all concerned and culminating in an unexpected and explosive end. |
Cast |
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| Lady Marion | Angela Hunter |
| Robin Hood | Noreen Bradford |
| Mother Hood | Ian Uprichard |
| Sheriff of Nottingham | Tim Bradford |
| Ron Dawdle | Keith Rylands-Bolton |
| Ron Bungle | Julie Taylor |
| Sienna the Seer | Mary Davidson |
| Little John | Jon Taylor |
| Friar Tuck | Titch Rivett |
| Mad Eddy | Hugh Dower |
| Alan-A-Dale | Nigel Dring |
| Will Scarlett | Chris Hudson |
| Barman | Andy Abernethy |
| Captain of the Guards | Elaine Dower |
| Guards | Charles Minett, Helen Williams and Gareth Williams |
| Lightning | Anya Hiley and Kerry James |
Musical Director: Brian Tasker
Crew |
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| Stage Managers | Pauline Uprichard and Charlotte Broughton |
| ASM | Tom Rivett |
| Set Construction | Ian Uprichard and Tim Bradford |
| Set Decorators | Melanie Elrington and David Broughton |
| Lighting Set | John Fox and Nigel Dring |
| Lighting Technician | Ted Warner |
| Sound Recordist | Charles Ross |
| Sound Technician | Ryan Dring |
| Wardrobe | Sue Parrish, Ann Bingham, Ronni Harrison, Viv Pyttlik, Mrs Stimson, Mary Davidson, Charlotte Broughton and Angela Hunter |
| Special Props | Ian Uprichard, Heather Muddiman, David Broughton, Tim Bradford and Graham Davidson |
| Continuity | Jenny Brundle and Lynn Chapman |
| Box Office | Vicki Makin |
| Poster Design | Diana Elrington |
| Refreshments | Janet Dring and David Broughton |
Acknowledgements |
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| As always we
are indebted to a large number of people and
organisations including the following to whom we express
our most grateful thanks: Middle Rasen Village
Hall |