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Cinderella
By Ross Brown
After Baron Stoneybrowke's 2nd wife goes missing on a cruise, he finds himself with two new step daughers who make his own daughter Cinderella be their servant. When Prince Atlas arrives in town to hold a royal ball, Cinders can only hope that her sisters will let her go.
Will Cinderella get her happily ever after? Will the party planners throw the best ball in town? Will Buttons become the stand up comedian he wishes? Hopefully, with the help of veteran fairy godmother Fairy Tale and trainee fairy godmother Fairy Fledgling
It was Charles Perrault who first introduced the glass slipper and fairy godmother to the Cinderella story in 1697’s Cendrillon. Other versions have found the heroine wearing a magic ring or magic gold, silver or fur slippers. Similarly, the spirit of Cinderella’s deceased mother has at times portrayed the fairy godmother-type character.
The first real pantomime version of 'Cinderella' opened at Covent Garden in 1820.
DIRECTOR/PRODUCER
Kayleigh Rose Ryan Carroll and James Murden
CAST
Fairy Tale - Lin Bowden
Fairy Fledgling - Grace Morris
Cinderella - Maria Kellengray
Baron Stoneybroke - David Lord
Buttons - Liam Palmer
Crusty - Ross Brown
Musty - James Frost
Penelope - Tracey Ball
Patricia - Tina Milton
Prince Atlas - Jade Mechin
Dandini - Sophie Cook
Hoot hoot - Nicky Shipton
Chorus - Charlotte Murden, Liv Press, Sammy Mountford, Katrina Zolokoski, Isabelle Prested, Jessica HOlden, Yasmine Kabbarra-Dolby, Courtney Days, Eden-Rae Thomas, Myles Tanner, Aaron Batty, Freya Ward
CREW
Choreography - Jade Mechin
Dance Captain - Isabelle Prested
Musical Directors - Paul Cragg and Cameron Hector
Band - Paul Cragg, Cameron Hector, Jack Harris, Beth Goodchild and Neil Berry
Stage Manager - Kirk Bishop
Set Painting - Steve and Annette Crump and other members
Set Construction & Crew -Phil Lovell, Will Wrighton, David Gale, Jane Gale, TIm Bond, Richard Forman, Si Ellis, Mark Crumpton, Paul Rotten, Mike Knight and other members
Costumes - Karen Smith, Lucy Cragg, Mags Bond, Lin Bowden
Make up - Charlotte Harris with Liv Press
Properties - Sammy Ball and Jane Gale with Charlie Ashpole, Debbie Bashford, Diane Owen, Lizzie Abbot-Davies, Lucy Cragg and Mags Bond
Lighting -Sam Walsh and Ellie Gendall
Follow spots - Rob Owen, Rob Creer, Tim Ball, Tim Bond, Richard Cottle and members of Sodbury Players
Sound - Steve Bashford and Grant McCotter
Radio Microphones - Martin Harper
Continuity - Maggie Allsop
Programme Design - Katie Webb
Publicity - Katie Webb and Lucy Cragg
Front of House - Laura Wrighton, Mags Bond and members of Sodbury Players
