Sing a Song of Sixpence
Sing a Song of Sixpence by Norman Robbins is based on the famous nursery rhyme.
In a tale of good and evil, there are all the main components:Lots of jokes and puns, local japes, dancing and slapstick.
In a plot which varies from dark and sticky to light and loveable, good wins over at the end of the day to the delight of everyone!
| The Court Chamberlain | Richard Holladay |
| Queen Dilly of Utopia | Lynda Jewell |
| Prince Valentine | Jason Berridge |
| Princess Rosemary | Tracey Monaghan |
| Simple Simon | Terence Dale |
| Dame Durdon | Denise Hill |
| Witch Watt | Pamela Slee |
| Fairy Gossamer | Diana Phillips |
| Flip, A Court Chester | Lydia Bray |
| Flop, A Court Jester | Laura Hartley |
| King Ferdinand the Fourth | Malcolme Littler |
| Lucy, the maid | Claire Richer |
| Zorika, a Gypsy Princess | Natalie Hazelton |
| Old Meg | Pamela Rickard |
| Rollo | Adam Simmons |
| Squint | Matthew Ruddle |
| A Girl | Liza Needs |
| Cooks, Blackbirds, Gypsies and Citizens | Pamela Hoad, Laura Hoad, Rhoda Hooper, Anthea Proud, Kayleigh Proud, Paul Slee Gemma Waugh |
| Directed by | Wendy Montgomery & Ian Guy |
