Viva Lewes Issue #136 January 2018

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ST MARY'S PANTO: ALADDIN Why did you choose to do Aladdin this year? St Mary’s do a cycle of six pantomimes and so this year it’s the year of Aladdin. The others we do are Cinderella, Jack and the Beanstalk, Mother Goose, Robin Hood and Dick Whittington. Will you be sticking to the famous Disney soundtrack? No! We choose various songs that link into the scenes; they may be current or old pop songs or songs from musicals. We occasionally have to tweak a few words… this year our opening song is Old Peking sung to the tune of Waterloo by Abba. Who do you play in the panto? I play the part of Aladdin. I have been doing St Mary’s Panto for about 30 years so I’m definitely part of the panto furniture! There are some tricky parts to pull off… how will you make the magic carpet fly? It’s a secret! You’ll have to come and see the Panto to find out. If you unleashed a genie who would grant you three wishes… I would wish for… gold, and lots and lots of jewels. For everyone to have as much fun at the show as we do. And for many more years of St Mary’s Panto! Rebecca Cunningham interviewed Louise Hackett Aladdin is at St Mary's Social Centre, Christie Road, from 13th - 20th Jan. For times see stmaryspanto.org Photo by Mark Greenwood SHOES ON NOW: FAMILY RESOLUTIONS With my oldest child off at High School and my recent return to full-time work, we’re noticing that it’s sometimes difficult to spend much time together as a family. Therefore, in an attempt to put more emphasis on the family unit this year, we’ve decided to make some collective New Year Resolutions to which we all plan to adhere. First on our list is to practise a ‘Random Act of Kindness’ at least twice a week. We figure that this sort of resolution will eventually become a habit after a year of practice. And we rather like the idea of our children being out and about in the world being kind. Secondly, eat a piece of fruit a day. Look, sometimes you’ve got to aim low if you want to have any chance of succeeding. Thirdly, discover a new author each month and read one of their books. The children are already avid readers whereas my husband and I are often in a coma when we head to bed, so it might be the grown ups who struggle with this one. Fourth, purchase all family birthday/ Christmas presents from a charity store spending a maximum of £5 a present. Fifth, at the weekends leave the house, even if it’s only for a walk around the block. We’ve never done anything like this before, but the children seem excited and, if nothing else, it feels as if as a family, we’ll be on a mission to eat more healthily, read more books and spread a bit of kindness along the way too. Jacky Adams 67
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