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Christmas Carol
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another pantomime, picked up, bandied about and camped up by
members of the Drama Society. The collective pens of the society's
members worked overtime for their owners, who took it upon
themselves to evacuate their minds of their talents at script
writing. (but there isn't much to evacuate, I hear you cry).
A Christmas Carol was written and adapted from the original
Dickens text but as with previous years' more than a little
something of the casts' magic rubbed off on it. Some exemplorary
performances, Nic McMahon's bizarre impressions, which sporned a
thousand cries of, "thruuuupence!", John Wyatt's, wry,
dry and very Fry (Stephen, that is) Ebenezer, and a legendary
performance of 'I will survive'. Cap that with a geriatric ghost,
a 'come touch my box ghost', an angel with wings and another ghost
with a skateboard and... well, hoped you enjoyed it (if you
managed to come... oh God, that was the last thing, etc.) as much
as the cast did during those few months!
There's so much more to say, so many deserving performances,
such was the pace - but maybe you can do that. We look forward
to reading your comments
Programme details to follow
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