ST PAUL’S PLAYERS PRESENTS
JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR
6TH SEPTEMBER- 9TH SEPTEMBER
THE PRODUCTION TEAM DIRECTOR- Graham Cohen PRODUCER- Liz Blundell ASSISTANT PRODUCER- Jane Catterall CHOREOGRAPHER- Julia Henry MUSICAL DIRECTOR- James Eccleshare
THE CAST JUDAS- Jamie Taylor JESUS- Daniel Whitehead MARY- Vicki Forrester PETER- Jonny Pryor SIMON- Daniel Lacey ANNAS- Sean Hargreaves CAIAPHAS- Craig Nixon PILATE- Sam Crowder HEROD- Andrew Duckworth
APOSTLES Sam Crowder, Andrew Duckworth, Daniel Atherton, Dominic Nolan, Elliot Mather, Nick Stevenson, Phillip Armstrong, Ryan Greenfield& Thomas Heyes
SOUL GIRLS/ DANCERS Katie Allen, Lily Blundell, Jenny Atherton, Ashley Cross, Sophie Elliot, Jenni Heeks, Katy Smith & Lois Walton
COMPANY Becky Crabtree, Cassandra Green, Clare O’Donnell, Emily Heeks, Evie Nolan, Georgia Cairns, Hannah Crerar, Hannah Smith, Helen Booth, Holly Nixon, Katie Stewart, Katy Birchall, Louise Clarkson, Lydia Nolan, Molly Broome, Natalie Lancaster, Rebecca Broome, Robyn Doherty, Sophie Broome & Meredith Nolan
NODA REVIEW This was a wonderful production which did not disappoint in any department: we had a superb set which the director used intelligently, the orchestra under the baton of James Eccleshare was extremely good and an extremely talented cast, The only scene which I would have changed was Herod’s Palace. But that is being very picky! Judas was played by Jamie Taylor whom I had not seen before but who did well.
Jesus was played by another new face to me, that of Daniel Whitehead, and what a smashing job he did; this was a superb performance for one so young. Vicky Forrester was Mary. This young lady has the loveliest of voices and can act as well – a performance to remember! Jonathan Pryor and Sam Crowder had one or two parts in this show and did them well. Jonathan’s Peter was fine but the trio when he joined up with Craig Nixon who played Caiaphas and Sean Hargreaves who was Annas was excellent. Sam’s high point was when he took over the role of Pilate which he sung superbly well. Andrew Duckworth was Herod and was backed with a good sounding chorus. The end product was a most enjoyable evening. It is so important for the future that our talented youngsters get a chance to shine.
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