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PRODUCTION: Aladdin (Pantomime)
NO: OF ALL PANTO'S PERFORMED: 5th (Previous) (Next)
NO: OF ALL ALADDIN SHOWS: 1st
PRODUCTION DATE: January 1970
DIRECTED BY: June Colledge
STAGED: The Park Centre, Burgess Hill
SYNOPSIS: Aladdin and his mother (the famed Widow Twankey), who run the chinese laundry in old Pekin are visited by the evil Abanazar pretending to be a long lost uncle. He convinces Aladdin to help him in return for untold riches but then tricked and then sealed in a deep cave, Aladdin finds an old oil lamp and on rubbing it, the genie of the lamp appears, allowing Aladdin to wish for escape.
Then with the aid of his family, friends and of course the genie, Aladdin defeats Abanazar and marries the beautiful princess.
PLAYWRIGHT: This professional version of the Aladdin pantomime was written by John Crocker.
BHTC NOTES: At this stage in its history, the club still needed to pay the performing rights for some pantomime productions.
DATES OF OTHER ALADDIN SHOWS: 1970 1976 1985 1993 2003
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| CREW
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| Dick Doyle
| Ping
| Richard Tapner
| Stage Director
| Neil Batsford
| Pong
| Patrick O'Meara
| Asst. Stage Manager
| Elizabeth Batten
| Aladdin
| Graham Sharples
| Lighting & Sound Effects
| Betty Dann
| Typhoo (The Panda)
| Barbara Chamberlain
| Prompt
| Alan Dann
| Wishie Washie
| Sheila Tapner & Joan O'Meara
| Properties
| Mike Harris
| Emperor of China
| Norma Somerville
| Call Boy
| Nancy Forsdike
| Empress of China
| Alan Webb, Terry Carr,
| Lighting -
| Keith Jefferies
| Widow Twankey
| Peter McDonald & Rennie Ormand
| Operators
| Marion Laughton
| Princess Baldroubadour
| Jean Poulson
| Wardrobe
| Leon Figg
| Abanazer
| Alan Dann
| Set Designer
| June Colledge
| Slave of the Ring
| Mike Cannon, Max
| Stage -
| Rodney Nash
| Slave of the Lamp
| Aldridge & Ken Somerville
| Crew
| Joan O'Meara & Sheila Tapner
| A Camel
| Ena Barron
| Hair Styles
| Pam Jefferies
| Diamond
| Nancy Forsdike
| Costumes & Panda design
| Doreen Oakley, Joan Collins,
| The -
| John Poulson
| Front Of House
| Joan O'Meara & Mary Coleman
| Jewels
| Neil Batsford
| Publicity
| Frank Oakley
| Slave in the Harem
| Neil & Christine Batsford
| Box Office
Senior Chorus: Enid Kemp, Mary Coleman, Ena Barron, Sonia Clayman, Joan Collins, Joy Pendry, Diane Martin, Joy Harwood, Anne Fairall, Audrey Wilshaw, Sheila Newell, Pam Jefferies, Doreen Tessier & Doreen Oakley.
Childrens Chorus: Sharon Oakley, Carol Oakley, Susan Newell, Anne Kemp & Sarah Jefferies.
Choreography by: Drusilla Duffill
Dancers: Gina Paul (Nee Colledge), Suzi Allan (Nee Colledge), Gillian O'Meara, Penelope Thwaites, Jacqueline Shury, Geraldine Smith, Janette Charman, Nicola Smith, Marion Cook, Daryl Pinner, Linda Barnard, Hilary Beuzeval, Ruth Grant, Lynn O'Meara, Barbara Hudson, Hilary Waner & Susan Godbold.
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