Snow White – January 2012

St. Paul’s Players Presents…..
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
January 2012.
Production Director- Graham Cohen
Production Co-Ordinator- Judith Armstrong
Choreographer- Lorraine Sullivan
Snow White- Dayna Bateman
Queen Avarice- Siobhan Edge
Edna Bucket- Mike Wignall
Chuckles- Keiron Garlick
Prince Ferdinand- Emily Morris
Justice Quill- Phil Armstrong
Scribbles- Dax Owen
Slurp- David Greenfield
Good Fairy Fortune- Debbie Leyland
Merlin of the Magin Mirror- Rob Armstrong
THE DWARFS-
Brainy- Matthew Houghton
Smiley- Georgia Hilton
Dozy- Joe Crispin
Grumbly- Joe Harrison
Blushful- Matthew James
Snoozy- Andrew Leyland
Sniffle- Harry Cohen
THE DANCERS-
Georgia Cohen
Rebecca McDonnell
Beth Alty
Elysha Lacey
Charlotte Watkis
Pearl Williams
Lois Squires
Alex Brown
Libby Burke (Dance Captain)
THE CHORUS
Alex Cooper
Poppy Leyland
Lewis Peach
Kyle Stebbings
Chloe Hilton
Isabelle Hilton
Aimee Green
Charlotte Morris
Noda Review
I love going to pantomimes and this one ticked all the right boxes. All the principals were very good. I particularly enjoyed Chuckles and the dame Edna Bucket well played by Kieron Garlick and Mike Wignall. The seven dwarfs were excellent, word and action perfect.

Queen Avarice, Siobhan Edge, was a real baddie. The children in the audience were terrified every time she came on stage, as they should be. Well done.

Snow White and Prince Ferdinand well played by Dayna Bateman and Emily Morris, gave us beautiful vocals and looked great together. Snow White’s rendition of `Castle on a Cloud` was really well sung.

The costumes and sets were very attractive as were all the dancers. The musical numbers chosen fitted in well with the show although sometimes the music was a little too loud. It was sometimes difficult to hear the singing. The show occasionally lacked a little pace but overall was a most enjoyable afternoon’s entertainment.

Thank you for the warm welcome. As I was leaving, it was lovely to hear how much the audience had enjoyed this pantomime.

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