Director
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Jim Sissens |
| Choreographer |
Sherry Fraser-Currie |
| Stage Manager |
Bill Parsons |
| Backstage Crew |
Colin Worrall, Robin Baxter Lee Walker, Dave Walker Derek Stubley, Stuart Barton Maggie Lawley, Caryl Patterson |
| Props manufacture |
Andy Crabb |
| Props |
Sylvia Johnson, Patricia Hudson |
| Sound and Lighting |
Desmond Webb |
| Music |
Roger Dean |
| Prompt |
Sonia Crabb |
| Front of House Manager |
Gill Ward |
| Front of House Staff |
Ken Ward, Pat Gray, Norman & Jean Smith, Derek & Ann Martyr, Peter & Freda Clague,
Linda Arthurs, Peter Hooker, Stuart Wishart, Annabelle Nyren |
| Costumes |
Jan Walker, Hazel Worrall, Elaine Farrow |
| Bar Management & Staff |
Jennie & Keith Hart, George King |
| Box Office Ticket Sales |
Shirley Barrett |
| Publicity |
Candy Wright |
| Programme |
Elaine Farrow |
| Victoria Stewart - 'Red Riding Hood' |
Vicky moved to Spain just over 3 years ago with her parents, and is studying Performing Arts at the Lady Elizabeth School. She has loved singing and acting from a very early age and plans to take a degree in acting next year. She has already performed in Spain as a singer with Izzy Cooper, her singing teacher, but relishes her very first acting role. She was eager to join Careline Theatre and was delighted to be chosen as 'Principal Girl'. She is thoroughly enjoying herself during rehearsals, and cant wait to show off her skills as an actress and singer, and is very grateful to Careline for the opportunity. It's a pleasure to have you with us Vicky! |
| Candy Wright - 'Peter the Woodcutter' |
Candy has played many different roles in our productions. mainly in comedy, since joining the group 10 years ago. Last year saw her as the potty "Queen Semolina" in Sleeping Beauty, but this year she is back in pants as principle boy. She last performed as principle boy ten years ago as "Jack" in Jack & the Beanstalk. After a variety of roles from the evil "Queen Rat" to guru chewing "Sylvia" in Stepping Out this is probably the hardest for Candy since she has to play it straight, quite a feat for this comedienne! However as "Chairman" of Careline Theatre, she sincerely hopes you all enjoy the show.
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| Dennis Arthurs - 'Granny Knott' |
After successfully directing our last play Farndale's 'A Christmas Carol' Dennis is now back at what he enjoys most acting. Having played 'Dame Goodbody' in our 10th Anniversary production of 'Sleeping Beauty' last year, he again has been chosen to dress tip in the gaudy clothes and brightly coloured wigs! He is now beginning to wonder if the casting committee are aware of something about which he's yet to find out! Al the end of the run, Dennis is going to have to find a way to explain t his new grandson how Granddad can also be Granny Knott! Here's hoping that the audience won't be so confused! |
| Brenda Taylor - 'The Kind Fairy' |
Oh no she hasn’t ........ Oh yes she has! .. .... swapped her poisoned walking stick for a wand! Wicked stepmothers, pirates and evil fairies are all behind her - she's a "goody" now. Type cast for once! This fairy "Grandmother" rather than "Godmother" would prefer not to be greeted by boos and hisses - save them for the "baddies" please. |
| Ian Coleman - 'Squire Bullymore' |
Ian is now in his third panto with Careline. and has the "plum" role of the evil Squire ..... no more Mr. Nice Guy !!, but lie does get his corne-uppance in the end. Ian also played Rene in 'Allo 'Allo at our very successful club night in May. He also performs as a drummer in Rock and Roll bands, having played with several famous names in the past. Previous experience on stage was at school in light comedy and Shakespeare.
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Ann Hosking - 'Pinny' |
Ann has been living in Spain for 19 years with husband Peter. She Joined Careline Theatre 9 years ago and has been an active member ever since. She last played a principal in our production 'Jack and the Beanstalk' in 1999 as 'The Good Fairy. Her first love though is being in the chorus because she loves to sing and dance. This year she plays the orphanage cleaner 'Pinny', which gives her the opportunity to combine both her acting and dancing skills. |
| Leigh Patterson - 'Miss Took' |
Leigh has been a member of the Careline Theatre for
less than a year and this will be her first pantomime
with us, although she was part of the stage
management crew far our last production and made
her debut as Gigi in "allo allo". This is a return to
amateur theatre for her after being a member of the
Gillette Players in England for rnany years. Leigh
moved from the UK to live in Gata with husband
Caryl and Cornish rex cat, "Red" and continues to
work as a Chiropodist in the Denia |
| Andrew Kappler-Rumming - 'Patches' |
Andrew is no newcomer to the theatre world in Spain, having had the privilege to have played Jesus in
'Super Star', Joseph in 'Joseph & His Technicolour
Dreamcoat', MC in 'Cabaret' and many more. From
Gilbert and Sullivan to Rice and Webber, a new role
was always a challenge, This is the third Pantomime
he has appeared in for Careline. Andrew enJOYS the
lighthearted music and comedy of a good pantomime,
and says it's a wonderful way to start the New Year. And so say .all of us! |
| Brenda Smethurst - 'Mr. Seekum' |
Brenda is an old hand at comedy and serious roles,
having played both from Principal Boy to Fleshcreep
since Careline's inception 11 years ago, She loves
the buzz of "Curtain up", in fact Theatre is in her
family, her parents being Musicians and her
Grandmother's family includes Jack }Julbert and
Cicely Courtneidge the famous Music Hall double
act. Although comedy is her "forte" one of her favorite
roles was as Maxine in `Stepping Out' which had a re run due to popular demand! Brenda loves to
entertain and her hilarious version of `The Laughing
Policeman' needs to be seen to be believed! |
| Tony Lawley - 'Mr Hyde' |
Tony joined Careline Theatre with neither experience
nor ability, merely a willingness to make a fool of
himself that has been mercilessly exploited! He played
"Onions" in the 2005 pantomime "Mother Goose"
and later that year the hapless lodger "Stanley" in
"Caught in the Net". In last year's panto' "Sleeping Beauty" he played "Shout", and thoroughly and
happily typecast as a bit of a dimwit, he is looking
forward to the role of "Mr Hyde". |
| Patrick Quinn - 'The Wicked Wolf' |
Having recently played a charismatic 'Che' in 'Evita', Patrick is now back with his home group in a very different role as the `Wicked Wolf'. He has appeared in many Careline production, and loves the spirit and traditionalism that is "Pantomime", a genre, he feels, needs to be kept well and truly alive. Patrick is completely at home on the stage, having sung professionally for a number of years, he has also had the pleasure of' playing a multitude of different characters in the time that he has been treading the boards, and feels that being adaptable is one of his strongest traits. Patrick is married and lives in Murla with wife Mandy and his 4 children.
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