Don't hang fire, get your panto tickets fast

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Thursday, January 10, 2013
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THE Ladock Players are bringing the drama of the Wild West to the stage with their latest panto Calamity Jane.

"Rehearsals are galloping along at a real pace with the cast in full voice and fine form, and looking forward to getting on the stage," said theatre member Vicky Marshall.

  1. Chief Talking Bull, played by Eddie Hallett.

    Chief Talking Bull, played by Eddie Hallett.

  2. Geronimima and her braves, played by Lydia Haines, Felicity Jones and Jacky Jones.

    Geronimima and her braves, played by Lydia Haines, Felicity Jones and Jacky Jones.

  3. Calamity Jane, played by Iain Butler.

    Calamity Jane, played by Iain Butler.

  4. El Guapo and his gang, played by Dee Smith, Paul Hibbert, Garry Peters and Jo Nicolle.

    El Guapo and his gang, played by Dee Smith, Paul Hibbert, Garry Peters and Jo Nicolle.

  5. Old Timer, the Sheriff and Angelina Pitt, played by Carol Taylor, Mike Harris and Emily Haines in the The Ladock Players' winter show Calamity Jane.

    Old Timer, the Sheriff and Angelina Pitt, played by Carol Taylor, Mike Harris and Emily Haines in the The Ladock Players' winter show Calamity Jane.

  6. Candy Barr and her saloon girls, played by Heather Shields-Karsa, Joan Dillon and Sylvia Sims.

    Candy Barr and her saloon girls, played by Heather Shields-Karsa, Joan Dillon and Sylvia Sims.

  7. Clint Westwood and his horse Lightning played by Giles Read, Craig Butler and Matt Butler.

    Clint Westwood and his horse Lightning played by Giles Read, Craig Butler and Matt Butler.

  8. Pizza delivery girl, Chief Talking Bull and Pocahontas, played by Shona Lesley-Karsa, Eddie Hallett and Annie Binding.

    Pizza delivery girl, Chief Talking Bull and Pocahontas, played by Shona Lesley-Karsa, Eddie Hallett and Annie Binding.

The panto tells the story of how the aunt of the sheriff of Silver Creek – Calamity Jane – arrives from England and is kidnapped by El Gwapo and his dastardly gang of Mexicans.

A posse sets out to rescue her, led by Clint Westward, Texas Ranger, and his horse Lightning, who along the way dodge the outlaws Angelina and Jolie (The Pitt Gang) and Geronimima and her band of braves.

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Director Sally Taylor said: "It's a funny and colourful show suitable for all ages, with great songs, amazing scenery and fantastic costumes, and is a sure bet to have you laughing throughout."

There is a prize each night for the best audience fancy dress whether it be cowboy, Indian, Mexican or cactus. Tickets for the Saturday night of the show sold out within a week, so people are being urged to buy tickets now if they want a chance to see this production.

Tickets available from Ladock Post Office/shop on 01726 883603 for January 24 and 25 at Ladock Community Hall 7.30pm. The bar will be open from 7pm.

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