January 2007
Cinderella
Directed by
Peter Frost
Written by
Peter Frost
Performance Times
About the Show
Cinderella is a poor working girl trapped into a life of drugery. Her two ugly sisters make life even harder for her.
One day while out collecting firewood, she is spotted by the handsome prince who seems to have seen her before in his dreams. He needs to try to get to see her again so he organises a ball at the palace.
Cinderella of course would love to go to the ball, but as her sisters keep giving her work to do she cannot attend. However, after helping an old lady by gathering her some firewood she later appears as her fairy Godmother,
and casts a magic spell so Cinders can attend the Prince's ball after all. However there's a condition attached, she must be home by midnight..
Will Cinders get to marry the Prince after all?
The Company
Cast

Cinderella
Jess Wall

Buttons
Jonathan Kenworthy

Prince
Kim Hutchinson

Dandini
Linda Mayes

Em
Len Hill

Flo
Mark Swinson

Baron
Tony Lynch

Herald
Ashleigh Taylor

Squire
Sam Burton

Rook
Jenna Roy

Twist
Bec Mayes

Fairy
Viv Savage

Waitress
Lauren Scanlon
Other Parts
Chorus
Clare Garbot
Beth Collins
Lucy Randall
Caprice Miloro
Robyn & Amber Newbold
Ashleigh Taylor
Robyn Harwood
Rawnie Mills
Siobhan White
Bradley Hogg
Drew Purkiss
Jessica Johnson
Lauren Newbold
Beth Buckley
Marniwe Simpson
Alicia Fletcher
Behind the Scenes
Production Team
Stage Construction
Carl Wilkinson
Pete McFarlane
Luke Ashley-Dale
Nic Hostler
Richard Cutts
Costumes
Jess Wall
Eileen Mayes
Business and House Manager
Kath Williams
Choreography
Rebecca Mayes
Lighting
Nic Wright
Sound and Music
Peter Frost
Stage Manager
Carl Wilkinson
Publicity
Viv Savage
Props
The Cast
Press Reviews
Hucknall Dispatch - January 2007
Cinderella Shall Go To The Ball - And Also The Panto!
The 'Gruesome Twosome', in the shape of retired teacher Len Hill and IT project Manager Mark Swinson, provide most of the laughs in Hucknall Lovelace Theatre Group's annual pantomime, Cinderella..
The production, being staged at the John Godber Centre's Lovelace Theatre on Ogle Street, began a four-performance run last night.
As the Ugly Sisters, Ermintrude and Florrie. Len and Mark have warmed tho the task of playing demanding roles alongside Jess Wall, who is well cast as the down-trodden Cinders.
Written by teacher Peter Frost, the enduring rags to riches tales also features former Bulwell resident Viv Savage as the Fairy Godmother and talented teenager Kim Hutchinson as Prince Charming.
Linda Mayes, Jonathan Kenworthy (Buttons), Becks Mayes, Sam Burton and Jenna Roy take on supporting roles in 'Cinderella', which continues tonight and tomorrowat 7:30pm. There will also be a 2:30pm matinee performance tomorrow.











