Snow White A5 inners - PMA Productions

George Critchley for PMA Productions presents
Written by
George Critchley
Directed by
Matthew Townshend
Musical Direction:
Malcolm Bennett
Kerry Egan as Snow White
Scott Worsfold
& George Critchley as Muddles
Keith De’Winter
as Mrs Duddles
Glenn MacNamara
as Prince Valentine
Claire-Louise Mealor
as Fairy Nuff
Eastender’s ‘Tony Hills’
Mark Homer
as Ramsbottom
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& the seven dwarfs
One snowy night in a castle far away, a little
Princess was born. Her parents named her
Snow White. As the years passed, she grew up to be
a lovely young woman. Her beauty and her gentle
nature won the hearts of all who knew her. After
Snow White’s father died, she lived in the castle with
her Stepmother – the Queen Cruella. The Queen was
very beautiful, but she was also cold and heartless.
She was jealous of Snow White’s beauty...
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Mark Homer
Ramsbottom Mark trained at the Academy
Drama School, Whitechapel and is
best known for his long-running
appearance as Tony Hills in BBC 1’s
EastEnders.
Mark then went on to enjoy other
T.V roles appearing in BBC’s Silent
Witness - starring opposite Amanda
Burton, More Than Love for Channel 4
and BBC 3’s Spine Chillers.
He’s also recently played Craig in a
British/Canadian horror fi lm Never
Play With The Dead and has just
fi nished fi lming Orchestra for Tiger
Aspect/Channel 4.
Mark’s theatre work includes Dan in
Night Must Fall at the Swansea Grand
Theatre, Fireman Sam in Naked Flame
at the Lyceum Theatre Sheffi eld, Malcolm in Macbeth at the Stafford Open
Air Festival, Brandon in a number 1 tour of Rope and Dave in A Fan’s Club at
Wimbledon Theatre and Edinburgh festival.
He also co-wrote and acted in a new play called Boxed at the Riverside
Studios. Shortly after that, Boxed was adapted for radio and aired on Radio 4.
Mark’s previous pantomimes include Buttons in Cinderella at Blackpool,
Redhill, Redditch and Buxton. He also played the gypsy Prince Antonio in
Goldilocks and the Three Bears at Sutton.
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Kerry Egan
Snow White
Kerry trained at the London School
of Musical Theatre where she
created the role of Ayla in Charles
Miller’s Hope at the Cochrane
Theatre, London. Other credits at
LSMT: Is there Life after High School; A
Midsummer Night’s Dream (Hermia);
Much Ado About Nothing (Hero).
After graduating Kerry went
onto tour the UK with a Musical
adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s The
Happy Prince, creating the role of
the Swallow.
Since then she has appeared on a
number of occasions at the very
popular London fringe venue
Battersea Barge, both as a singer
and as backing vocalist for singer/
songwriter Louise Cairns.
TV Credits: The Forsyte Saga, Clocking Off and Doctors.
Kerry is very excited to be playing the role of Snow White and as always
thanks Mum and Dad for their continued love and support.
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Keith De’Winter
Mrs Fanny Duddles
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Manchester born Keith has extensive
theatre credits which include Melvin
in Graceland for Oldham Coliseum,
Charlie/Harry in A Taste for Murder
for Green Light Theatre, innumerable
characters for Actors Inc Touring
Company, of which he is a founder
member, and Widow Twankey in
Aladdin performed at The Lowry,
Salford Quays.
More recently he has become an
international performer with his
performance of Phileas Fogg’s sidekick,
Passepartout in an adaptation of Around
the World in 80 Days, in Rome, Italy. He’s
also involved in a Theatre in Education
project at the People’s History Museum,
Manchester, where he plays journalist
Bronterre O’Brien.
Keith’s fi lm/radio/TV credits include The Postman’s Toe, At The Pictures,
Spaceball Ricochet, Cold Feet, Coronation Street and Medics. He recently
made his big screen debut in The Commando, due to be released next year.
Currently he’s fi lming another short which takes him out of his comedy shoes
and into the thriller genre.
This will be Keith’s second collaboration with PMA Productions following the
success of last years Aladdin, and he looks forward to once again donning
his dress, putting on his make-up, tightening the corset and slipping into his
hob-nail boots… all in the name of panto of course!

Glenn MacNamara
Prince Valentine
Glenn trained at the Guildford School
of Acting where his credits include
Frank Ford in The Merry Wives of
Windsor, Father Jack in Dancing at
Lughnasa, Sir Charles Marlow in
She Stoops to Conquer and Senator
Wingwoah in Best Little Whorehouse in
Texas. His professional theatre credits
include Cecil Washington in The
Canterville Ghost (TheatreBuddha),
Hugo in Bye Bye Birdie (Landor
Theatre), Hastings in She Stoops to Conquer (Hampton Court Palace) and Player in
Pippin (Electric Theatre, Guildford). Television credits include The Days That Shook
The World (BBC/Tiger Productions) and Morris 2247 Channel 5/2Hats Productions).
Glenn performs regularly as Frank Sinatra in various cabaret acts, including The
Rat Pack’s Back (SMA Productions).
Claire-Louise Mealor
Fairy Nuff & assistant Choreographer
Claire-Louise graduated from the
London School of Musical Theatre with
distinction. While there she played the
lead of Brenda Bly in Brenda Bly: Teen
Detective at the Cochrane Theatre.
Claire-Louise has had a busy fi rst year
in the profession. She has performed
in a staging of The Seasiders at The
Kings Head, Islington and also played
the part of Jill in Mother Goose at the
Thameside Theatre, Essex. She then went on to play Sue in the national tour of
Raving Beauties. Claire-Louise would like to thank her family, friends and LSMT
for all their love and support.
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Scott Worsfold
Muddles
Scott fi rst began his acting career with
the Cambridge Theatre Company
and then went on to perform with
the National Youth Theatre before
attending Mountview theatre school.
Since graduating he has had varied
career from playing Boney the dog
in Regents Park Open Air Theatre,
London, to Ginge the drummer in a
punk musical with London Bubble. He
has appeared in many Shakespeare
productions including Touchstone in
As You Like It, Petruchio in The Taming
Of The Shrew and Master Page in The
Merry Wives of Windsor. This is Scott’s third production with PMA after already
appearing as Fleshcreep in Jack and the Beanstalk two years ago and then taking
on the role of director and Father Christmas himself in Rock Christmas show The
Night Before Christmas at Darwen library Theatre last year. With Christmas shows
in mind, Scott has also performed as the Sultan in Aladdin at the Lowry theatre,
Manchester, The Wizard in The Wizard of Oz, and the King in Sleeping Beauty.
Scott is a big lover of musical theatre and has enjoyed appearing in review shows,
performing songs from the west end and playing Teddy Klein in the new musical
That Perfect Tonic at the Mill Theatre. He has also co-written and directed his own
musical Making Waves and Co-produced, directed, written and appeared in the
slushy review show Our Funny Valentine. Currently, Scott can be seen as a presenter
on Gems TV on sky 646 and ntl 177.
Scott has also just fi nished fi lming a small role as the detective in the ITV drama
Booze Cruise II, where he got to play opposite his Tv idol Brian Murphy (George from
George and Mildred for those who can remember that far back), as well as playing
a trucker in the1 Aim TV commercial. Scott is very pleased to be performing here as
Muddles with a great cast as always with PMA productions, and wishes everyone a
very MERRY CHRISTMAS and a very HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
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Fiona Egan
Queen Cruella This is Fiona’s third pantomime for
PMA productions. Last year saw her
playing Dim elf & Ice Queen in The
Night before Christmas, and prior to
that, the Giant and Queen in Jack &
the Beanstalk. So it is lovely to be
back amongst old friends again this
year playing the Wicked Queen (I
can see a theme starting here!)
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It has been a busy year, playing Viola
in Twelfth Night, and turning back
time for Granada to appear in Love
Lies Bleeding, a two part drama for next
year. Fiona plays the mother in 1976,
complete with bouffant hair, A- line
skirt, and nylon wing tipped blouse.
Yum! In between she can still be seen
presenting on the satellite sky channel,
Gems TV, presenting live a wide
spectrum of handcrafted jewellery.
Fiona is no stranger to Lancashire though, as previous tours of New Life and
The Pendle Witches for Blaize Theatre Company have taken her all round the
surrounding countryside. Shakespeare touring shows have also brought her
to this neck of the woods, as Mistress Ford in The Merry Wives of Windsor, Kate
in The Taming of the Shrew, Rosalind in As You Like It and Lady Macbeth in
Macbeth.
She is looking forward to the festive season with you, by cracking open a
few holsten pils to keep the cold at bay, and by watching old re-runs of her
favourite, Danny Kaye movies.

DAPA
Principal: Jayne Vernon.
The Wharf Studios, Eanam Wharf Blackburn, Lancashire.
DAPA has been established for over over 22 years. Taking over from the
founder in1994, principal Jayne Vernon was a professional dancer and had
her own caberet group. Graham Vernon, is a British Latin American Champion,
ex-model and singer.
Many students are now performing and teaching around the world. DAPA
prides itself on a fun, friendly, family centre in the beautiful wharf side
studios in Blackburn.
For more information about DAPA call Jayne on (01254) 699221.
Seniors: Katie Fry, Claire Fisher, Jade Harrison, Laura Pryce, Gemma Cocker,
Jessica Rowe
Inters:Rebecca Worthy, Siobban Jackson, Hannah Shorrock, Chelcei Pickup,
Chelsea Smith, Samantha Harrison, Ruth Jeffrey,
Juniors: Faye Regan, Stephanie Ralph, Seana Nicholson, Emma Jeffrey, Holli
Mulcahy, Katie White.
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Studio 5 Dancing
School
Principal: Heather Peskett.
Brewery Sreet, Rugeley, Staffordshire.
Principal of Studio 5 Stage School, Heather started the Studio nineteen years
ago. Her pupils are trained from 3 years old in becoming young entertainers
of the performing world.
Opportunities for pupils to perform, competitions and pantomimes provide
them with the knowledge and experience of the theatre, indeed Studio
5 Stage School has provided pantomime dancers at all the professional
pantomimes here at the Prince of Wales Centre and the Red Rose theatre in
Rugeley.
Both Heather and her talented pupils are proud to be associated with George
Critchley and PMA Productions in this year’s pantomime, Snow White.
If you would like to know more about Studio 5 Stage School, contact -
Heather Peskett RAD (Adv) , MTD (Adv). Telephone: (01889) 584387.
Seniors: Gayle Peskett, Jodie Hall, Megan Wood, Rachael Drury- Shepherd,
Amy Di Bartolomeo, Dominique Hucks
Inters: Hayley Shaw, Tammy
Bywater, Molly Wharton,
Imogen Potts, Stephanie
Jefferies, Sian Richards,Bria
Kuzmic, Taylor Hawdle, Luke
Di Bartolomeo
Juniors: Sophie Best,
Megan Tombs, Megan
Pugh, Rachael Phizacklea,
Elli-May Hannant, Hannah
Cooper
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ACT ONE
Prologue It’s Topsy Turvy day in the country of a Marillo
Scene One A tale from Fairyland - Fairy Nuff
Scene Two The road from Valenskia - dusty and long.
Scene Three Castle courtyard - in need of a good sweep!
Scene Four In the village - we’ve got magic to do!
Scene Five The Queen’s Bedroom - Not to be recommended!
Scene Six The castle courtyard - love is all around. Ah.
Scene Seven Inside the castle - inside the castle theres an echo!
Scene Eight Inside the Queens bedroom - keep out!!
Scene Nine The banquet room - needs a lick of paint!
Scene Ten In the forest - someone, and I’m not saying who, but it
could be Ramsbottom, is up to no good.
ACT TWO
Scene One In the forest glade - the trees are poisonous and
toxic.
Scene Two The castle Interior with the Queen - very little going
on really - not!
Scene Three The castle dungeon and a thoroughly horrible place
to be especially late at night, on your own but you’ll
be safe if you bring a handy little bench
Scene Four A freehold cottage in the forest privately owned by
seven hard working and friendly miners (well, one
does have his off days).
Scene Five The songsheet with Muddles - will that Wiggly Worm
be turning up again?
Scene Six A Royal Wedding - did Queen Cruella get her wish?
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Oswaldtwistle Civic Theatre 7 th - 18 th December, 2005
Prince of Wales Theatre in Cannock 24 th – 30 th December, 2005
The Muni in Colne, Lancashire 6 th – 22 nd January, 2006
Cast List
Ramsbottom Mark Homer
Wicked Queen Fiona Egan
Muddles Scott Worsfold
Snow White Kerry Egan
Fairy Nuff Claire-Louise Mealor
Prince Valentine Glenn MacNamara
Mrs Duddles Keith De’Winter
Muddles in Colne George Critchley
Production Team
Directed by Matthew Townshend
Written by George Critchley
Musical Director Malcolm Bennett
Percussion Michael Parkin, /Rob Navratill
Technical DSM Blake Slater
Artistic Production Manager Arnie Breen
Costume Designer Irene Whitehall
Set designed & built by Matt Lloyd
Choreography Hayley Newnes
Assistant Choreographer Claire-Louise Mealor
Dance School
in Oswaldtwistle Jayne Vernon
in Cannock Heather Peskett
in Colne Susan Chippendale
Company Manager Scott Worsfold
Written and Produced by George Critchley for PMA Productions LTD
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The Chippendale
School of Dance
Principal: Susan Chippendale
Great George Street, Colne, Lancashire
Susan Chippendale is a fully registered teacher of the Royal Academy of
Dancing and affi liated member of the Imperial Teachers Society of Dancing.
Her school in Colne has been established for 40 years. During this time many
pupils have gone on to perform professionally or have qualifi ed to become
teachers of dancing.
Fully qualifi ed teachers provide an opportunity for pupils to dance on theatre
stages in amateur and professional productions with regular examinations
to keep a high standard in all aspects of dance.
The Studio, Unit 3, Colne Commercial Centre, Great George Street, Colne,
Lancashire, BB8 OSQ. Tel: (01282) 866298
Seniors: Alison Lonsdale, Samantha Burniston, Bethany Sharrocks, Lydia
Waddington, Samantha Storey, Lorna Smith
Inters: Katie Chadwick, Cathryn Osborne, Jessica Balderstone, Emma
Burniston, Rheannon Davies, Faye Collins
Juniors/dwarfs: Kathryn Arkwright, Melissa Bland, Shannon Evans, Laura
Schofi eld, Laura Bird, Georgina Smith, Laura Arkwright
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Theatre staff
Oswaldtwistle
Theatre Managers - Kerry Smith and Steve Wandless
Staff -Julia Denwer, Warren Hargreaves, Allan Dobson, Gordon Smith,
Judith Kennedy, Lynn Mather, Janet Flanagan.
DSM -Blake Slater
Lighting Designer - Glynn Hughes
Sound - Brian Webster
Stage - Greg Hughes
Followspots - Francesca Swarbrick and Benedict Hughes
Prince of Wales Theatre, Cannock
Theatre Manager - Richard Kay
Duty Offi cers - Alison Cox Sandea Conroy
Box Offi ce - Barbara Sutherland, Val Cunningham, Laura Treadwell,
Rachel Dean
Steward - Jim Gray-Davis
Housekeepers - Ann Massey, Lorraine Vest
Technical Manager- Andrew Kennerley
Stage Manager -Mick Perry
ASM - Adam Crawford
Chief Flyman - Carl Cooper Sound- Andrew Derry
Lighting - Charlotte Perry
Followspots - David Barr and Vicky Robb
Thank you to Front of House volunteers, catering staff, and Kay and Lauren
Walker
Municipal Hall, Colne
Phil Storey and all the staff:
Executive Manager Development - Alison Goode
Marketing Manager - Lisa Thompson
Promotional Production - Ric Hodson
Graphic Designer - Antony Whittaker
Web/Database Administrator - Sam Wilson
Front of House: Venue Manager - Tony Dodd, Assistant Venue Manager
- Peter Clegg
Box Offi ce - Harold Hoggarth & Zoe Anderson
Stage Manager - Steve Dolman
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Chris Leaver
Musical Director
As a child, Chris was trained in
Classical piano however at the
same time was being infl uenced
by artists such as Dire Straits, Dave
Matthews Band, Bob Dylan, The
Police and Pink Floyd. Throughout
High School he played drums and
keyboards with a number of bands
and for his local pantomime. He
has led one such band, involving
his elder brothers and friends,
and established a popular annual
summer gig in his home area,
Galloway and still continues seven
years on. In July 2005, he graduated
from Newcastle College with a 2/1
honours degree in Jazz, Popular
and Commercial Music and has
since moved to London looking for
opportunities in the industry. Songs
and compositions of his own and other artists have also led Chris to work
and record with a number of musicians across the country. On his debut role
as Musical Director, he looks forward to meeting and working with a whole
new cast of musicians, actors and crew.
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Irene Whitehall
Costume Designer
Matt Lloyd
Set Designer
Matt is a graduate of Theatre
Design from the Nottingham Trent
University.
Matt’s theatre design credits
include - You Strike the Woman,
You Strike the Rock, City Child (The
MAC), Requiem for Ground Zero
(Stage Two, The Patrick Centre,
Birmingham), Transmissions
Festivals 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003,
After Juliet, Faust and Furious, The
Wedding (The Door, Birmingham
Rep), Sleeping Beauty, Snow Queen,
The Greeks(Carpe Diem Theatre
Company), Avalanche(Nottingham
Playhouse).
Irene Whitehall has been a seamstress
since the age of 16, attending courses at
Luton College in Bedfordshire and at the
Isle of Wight College. Having been in the
theatrical business for the last 13 years
she now feels she has found her niche
in life.
Irene has worked on many professional
shows over the years including: Paul
Nicholas’ Rocky Horror Show, and more
recently the Pirates of Penzance. In the
last few years Irene has worked on many
pantos and not least Snow White, Jack and
the Beanstalk, Pinocchio, Aladdin and The
Wizard of Oz, all for PMA Productions.
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Hayley Newnes
Choreographer
Hayley trained at Elmhurst ballet
School and since then has enjoyed
a varied and successful career.
She has appeared in several variety
shows which include Rock with
Laughter and West End in Concert
and more recently performed with
Billy Pearce and The Grumbleweeds
at Blackpool Grand Theatre.
Last year Hayley enjoyed a
successful summer tour of the
popular 70’s musical Boogie Nights.
Whilst busy performing, Hayley has
also been busy choreographing and
directing for Haven, British Holidays
and John Fowler Holidays.
Various pantomimes include
Cinderella, Jack and The Beanstalk,
Aladdin and Peter Pan performing,
and as well as choreographing in
Neverland this year.
Hayley is delighted to be in the beautiful north of England to choreograph
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
Mike Parkin & Rob Navratill
Percussion
Mike Parkin is very happy to be returning to work with PMA Productions on Snow
White at Oswaldtwistle Civic and The Prince of Wales Theatre, Cannock.
Rob Navratill has studied percussion since the age of 7 and played with local
bands in South Yorkshire before graduating in Music Technology at Leeds College
of Music. His ability to play a wide variety of styles has seen him perform in Japan,
Israel and Holland. He currently divides his time between playing and producing,
working on a number of projects in his home town of Sheffi eld.
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Malcolm Bennett
PMA Musical Director
Malcolm Bennett started out in
the music business as a classical
trumpeter, playing on a freelance
basis with all of the top symphony
orchestras in the UK before changing
tack to become the Lead Trumpet at
the London Palladium in 1979.
Over a period of 12 years in the West
End, Malcolm was lead trumpet
for the shows; Singin’ In The Rain,
Barnum, Annie, Chicago, Starlight
Express, Jesus Christ Superstar, Beyond
the Rainbow, and short seasons at
the palladium with The 2 Ronnies,
Bruce Forsythe, Lena Horne and Ken
Dodd. During this period Malcolm
was also in demand as a session
player for both feature including:
Frank Sinatra, Shirley Bassey, Danny
Kaye and Bob Hope.
Malcolm has written for (amongst others) Tori Amos, The Beautiful South,
Jools Holland, and Elton John to name but a few.
Malcolm has written for various pop groups, choirs, brass bands, wind bands
and chamber ensembles. He has had works performed by the Los Angeles
Symphony Orchestra, the BBC Big Band and the BBC Radio Orchestra (Friday
Night is Music Night) and he has composed a number of radio station idents,
jingles and signature tunes.
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Matthew Townshend
Director
Matthew joined the National Youth Theatre
(NYT) and later trained as an actor at the Arts
Educational Schools in London, then between
1985 and 1987 returned to NYT as a Director
of coursework productions and workshops for
Youth Theatres at Hornchurch, York, Chester,
Maidstone and Boston. He has also worked
for the Royal National Theatre’s Education
Department for two seasons on the Lloyds Bank
Theatre Challenge.
Matthew is an acknowledged expert in
Educational and Community Drama. From 1989
to 1994 he was Projects Director of Spectrum’s
NEXTAGE, the company resident at Stevenage’s
Gordon Craig Theatre, and from 1994 to 1999 he
was Artistic Director of the Young National Trust Theatre, “the Rolls-Royce of Theatrein-Education”
(The Stage).
Matthew has worked as director for TyneWear TiE in Newcastle (Northern Stage)
and recently with Sixth Sense Theatre Company in the South West on a major new
teenage health awareness project funded by the Arts Council of England.
His own company, mtp Ltd, travels nationwide with unique History-based plays, in
partnership with museums and heritage organisations including the Imperial War
Museum and the National Trust and in 2005 mtp Ltd has been touring the offi cial
fi ftieth anniversary production of Salad Days, starring Vicki Michelle.
His many pantomime appearances range from a Villain touring clubs in the
North-East to Robin Hood in Hemel Hempstead. Matthew has played Dame at the
Sainsbury Theatre in the National Gallery in London, at the Eye Theatre in Suffolk,
in Cannock and at Colne. This Christmas he will be making his fi rst appearance as
Widow Twankey at the Eye Town Hall in Suffolk.
This year is Matthew’s seventh season as director of pantomimes for PMA. He
is delighted to be working with George again and to be back in Oswaldtwistle,
Cannock, Colne and Richmond.
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George Critchley
Producer, writer and Muddles in Colne
George is really pleased to produce Snow
White and The Seven Dwarfs at Oswaldtwistle
Civic Theatre, The Prince of Wales Theatre in
Cannock and at The Muni in Colne.
He has enjoyed writing the script which he
hopes, with the talented cast, will entertain
everyone young and old.
Things have really taken off since he set up
PMA Productions in January 2000 to now,
where he has just produced Beauty and The
Beast at Darwen Library Theatre, and written,
performed and produced Dick Whittington
at The Georgian Theatre Royal in Richmond,
North Yorkshire this Christmas season.
Especially as The Stage newspaper last year
voted his Cinderella “The best pantomime they
had ever seen in their entire lives!” (They don’t
get out much!)
The last twelve months have been busy ones (even though most people think he only works two
weeks a year!). He wrote and produced The Wizard of Oz (twice), a theatre in education tour of
schools in Rossendale on the subject of Healthy Schools and was involved in the production team
on the fi ftieth anniversary of Salad Days.
2006 would appear to be exciting with a fi lm to produce in New Zealand, a theatre tour of Alice in
Wonderland, an Easter residency of Snow White at Tameside
Hippodrome and Peter Pan at Billingham Forum - in between
sleeping, eating and drinking! Well, Drinking!!
Finally, he would like to thank the good folks of Colne for
welcoming him back for his tenth consecutive performance
at The Muni - this year as Muddles - same face, different
dungarees! And before anyone says it - different gags!
George would like to thank all his sponsors:
Marsden Building Society
HSBC (Cannock)
Woolworths (in Accrington, Cannock and Burnley)
Sweet Clough Dairy Ice Cream
Burnley Football Club
A special thankyou to all the parents of all the
dancers at each of the dance schools.
A big thankyou to theatre managers and staff for
their support.
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