Goldilocks And The Three Bears by John Morley

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Goldilocks And The Three Bears

Written by John Morley

Produced by Paul Richardson

Production Dates: 18th/19th January 2002

SynopsisThis well-known fairy-tale has been expanded into a much wider and more elaborate comedy-adventure circus story. Goldilocks is the daughter of Sadie, a vibrant circus owner. But the circus is doing badly: they need a really original turn. In addition they are plagued by a rival circus run by the villainous Benjamin Black. Through an ingenius plan, though up by Belinda, a good fairy disguised as a bare-back rider in Sadie's troupe, Goldilocks encounters the Three Bears in traditional manner. The bears are engaged as performers and are hugely successful. This makes Black determined to seize them for himself. Many adventures ensue - the audience being encouraged to help the good and destroy the wicked - and in the end, need it be said, all ends in rejoicing.

Cast

Sadie Spangle

Paul Durham

Joey Wizzbang

Rosemarie Nelson

Goldilocks

Sandra Trott

Ronnie Ringmaster

Jane Amos

Belinda

Lynn Bellinger

Bloodthirsty Black

Barry Young

Pedro Twoface

Martin Herford

Father Bear

Gina Daldry

Mother Bear

Barbara Harrold

Baby Baby

Cameron Beman

Lady of the Lake

Rachel Young

Gorilla

Vic Miller

Chorus

Amy Kirby; Ann Doherty; Anne Morris; Carol Riley; Chas Mclure; Celine Wilding; Glenys Young; Hannah Mclure; Jean Appleton; Jacqui Macdonald; Ken Templey; Linda Cearns; Lucy Joyner; Peter Julian; Rowena Templeton; Vic Miller; Victoria Miller;

PhotosWe do not have any photos available at present.

Reviews

From the moment the dazzling clown, Joey Wizzbang (Rosemarie Nelson) invited us to the circus, we knew we were in for an evening of fun from the Blackmore Players.

We were delighted by the circus performers in their spark...[Click here for the full review]
Pat Staley - 'Go!' part of the Essex Chronicle Series

Next Show

There are 102 days to go until the Blackmore Players production of Night Must Fall

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