Sleeping Beauty (January Pantomime)
Alastair Meese, Eddie Jacobs, Bill Greer (and reclining) Jonathan Angell
(Ignoring background figures) Caroline Sylvester, Eddie Jacobs, Alastair Meese, Jonathan Angell, Tracey Bithell, Sam Pellant
Kenneth Eason, Stephen Brownlie, Sam Pellant, Paddy McGahey, Zak Jacobs, Maurice Day
Sleeping Beauty
Sleeping Princess, Sam Pellant, King Rudolph, Hugh Rogers, Queen Edna, Paddy McGahey, Prince Charming, Tracey Bithell, Dame Esmerelds, Jonathan Angell, Tik, Alastair Meese, Tak, Eddie Jacobs, Tok, Bill Greer, Major Domo, Martin Parr, Grizelda, Carol Wratten, Gratianna, Teresa Wallman, Royal Nanny, Lilian Mozley, Fairy Titania, Cecilia Eason, Fairy Marianna, Karen Norris, Fairy Anastasia, Clare Wilson, Horsey-Horsey, Philip Eason and David Frances, Monster, Gordon Snead, Royal Pages: Stephen Brownlie and Zak Jacobs, Good Fairies: Samantha Savage, Janet Wilson and Victoria Jacobs, Bad Fairies: Angela Eason, Rachel Coombes and Louisa Emmel, Courtiers: Zoe Coombes, Rosemary Eason, Kenneth Eason, David Farnham, Amanda Goldstone, Barbara Heald, Lesley Jacobs, Debbie Pellant, Jackie Poulter, Caroline Sylvester, Nina Tuton, Anne Wilson, and Rebecca Harvey, Children: Angela Anderson, Tammy Bouttell, Lisa Bouttell, Vicky Curtis, Deborah Finbow, Rachel Harvey, Lisa Jacobs, Lee Mynott, Clare Poulter, Lynda Poulter, Joanne Savage and Tracey Sparks.
Directed by Frances Brownlie.
Death (Festival entry)
Back row: Bill Cooper, Simon Hirst, Gordon Snead, Kenneth Eason, Alaistair Meese, Maurice Day, Bill Cooper
Front: Martin Parr, Nic Brownlie
Death by Woody Allen
Kleinman, Nicholas Brownlie, Hacker, Bill Greer, Al, Ken Eason, John, Gordon Snead, Victor, Martin Parr, Anna, Paddy McGahey, Doctor, Jonathan Angell, Gina, Tracey Bithell, The Man, Alistair Meese, Cop, Robert Brownlie, Bill, Andy Runham, Frank, Simon Hirst, Spiro, Rosemary Eason, Assistants: Anne Snead, Ivy Harvey, Abe, Maurice Day, Maniac, Philip Eason.
The scene: Kleinman's bedroom and the surrounding streets 2 a.m.
Sound, Julia Eason.
Directed by Frances Brownlie.
Lark Rise
Ivy Harvey, Clare Wilson
Lilian Mozley
Rosemary Eason, Kevila Cosanth, Teresa Wallman
Stephen Brownlie, Cecilia Eason, Angela Anderson
Lark Rise
The family at "End House":
LAURA TIMMS, Cecilia Eason, EDMUND TIMMS, Stephen Brownlie, EMMA TIMMS, Rosemary Eason, ALBERT TIMMS, David Lee Bensley.
The villagers of Lark Rise: Katherine Abell, Molly Bannister Tracey Bithell, Angela Bohan, Robert Brownlie, Bill Cooper, Kevila Cosanth, Jennifer Duhig, David Farnham, Ivy Harvey, Rebecca Harvey, Simon Hirst, Esther Love, Lilian Mozley, Martin Parr, Jackie Poulter, Andy Runham, Teresa Wallman, Anne Wilson, Robert Worden.
Landlord of "The Wagon & Horses", Gordon Snead.
Children of the village of Lark Rise: Clare Wilson, Angela Anderson, Helen Barnes, Aimee Bohan, Lisa Bouttell, Tammy Bouttell, Victoria Curtis, Angela Eason, Stephen Lodziac, Karen Norris, Joanne Savage, Samantha Savage, Tracy Sparkes.
Callers to the village of Lark Rise:
CHEAP JACK with his crockery and tinware, Bill Greer
JERRY PARISH with his fish and fruit, Philip Eason.
The Village Band:
Piano Accordian, Andrew Turner, Guitar, Richard Turner, Violin, Kelly Brown.
Lighting designed by Nic Brownlie operated by Anne Snead, Sound, Mary Jane Sellen, Props, Carol Turton, Make-up, Clare Emmel.
The scenes take place in a little hamlet in Oxfordshire, Lark Rise, in the late 1880's, the first day of the harvest.
The Players would like to thank The Haddenham Farm Mseum for the loan of many of the antique items used in this production and displayed.
The Play Directed by Frances Brownlie.