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Christmas is fast approaching and Stewarton Drama Group are delighted to present their 36th annual pantomime SNOW WHITE
an original pantomime Written and Directed by Group member Nancy McPherson. The colourful show will be presented in the
New Stewarton Area Centre every night at 7.30pm from Tuesday 8th December until Saturday 12th December.
In response to audience feedback over the last few years the Group will once again present a matinee performance of the pantomime on Saturday 12th
December at 2.00pm, ideally suited for all the youngest panto go-ers.
This years show has something for everyone and features a wonderful selection of traditional panto characters guaranteed to keep the audience entertained.
This years Panto Princess, Snow White, is played by Laura McPherson
who will need to have her wits about her as she tries to escape from her Step-Mother and baddie Queen Verrucca (Linda Wilson)
who has hatched an evil plan, with a little help from Winklepicker the Wizard (Walter Findlay). Will King Pimpleheid played by Roy Graham
find daughter Snow White a Prince (Morag Smith) or get lost in the forest along the way?
Helping or hindering Snow Whites fate are the two layabout Palace Guards Tattie & Wattie Carbuncle, played by David Robertson & Jim Goldie, and sweeping them into shape is Housekeeper and dame Clarty Carbuncle (Johnnie Mc Pherson). Lots of laughs are guaranteed courtesy of the comedy
escapades of:
- Mincy McSporran (Brian Smith) the palace Jester,
- Tumshie McTavish (Alison Barr) the Kitchen Maid.
- Senga the Sook (Caren McLean) the Queens Maid.
- Growl the dog (Teri McLaughlan).
- Flip-Flop the Fairy (Michelle Barnett) provides a benign influence over proceedings and ensures a happy ending.
Important to the whole plot are the Junior stars who play the loveable Tartan Army Gnomes:
- Doc
- Bashful
- Dopey
- Happy
- Sneezy and Sleepy.
Protecting Snow White all along are the adorable forest animals.
Under the direction of Musical Director Euan Mains and his live band the audience will be treated to a range of specially selected songs,
including old favourites such as Consider yourself, Getting to know you, Any dream will do, and 500 Miles.
Tickets for the show, priced at £7, and £5 concession, can be reserved NOW by emailing Stewarton Drama group Email The Drama Group or alternatively,
tickets will be on sale every day at Stewarton Library from 1st October. There is also a special block booking offer of Buy 10 Tickets, Get One Free.
A selection of juice and crisps and glo-sticks will be on sale during the interval.
Look forward to seeing you all there!
Nicola DimmockPublicity Convener
Stewarton Drama Group
British Drama Champions 2008
Web: www.sdg.cfsites.org
Email the Drama Group
Scottish Charity No. SCO 16371
Member Club of the Scottish Community Drama Association www.scda.org.uk
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