Description
Mother Goose
by Logan Fox
Performances
25th – 28th January 2024
The Perranwell Centre, Cornwall, TR3 7JU
Cast
Cast
| Mother Goose | Jon Groves |
| Silly Billy | Frazier Pocock |
| Jowan | Parker Register |
| Mayor | Simon Bennett |
| Lamorna | Ruby Goddard |
| Morwenna | Maeve Spear |
| Fairy Phoenix | Chris Breach |
| Fairy Ash (Apprentice) | Steffi Wright |
| Witch Demona | Karen Smith |
| Waldo (Apprentice) | Leo Hatcher |
| Priscilla | Moo Burnett |
| King George | David Ivall |
| Queen Evelyn | Sarah Wright |
| Abra | Charlotte Padmore |
| Kadabra | Megan Laval |
| Anne Teak (Newscaster) | Jess Oree |
| Rich Tea (Co-Host) | James Skinner |
Chorus:
| Spencer Amar |
| Joseph Nicholson |
| Luke Dunn |
| Layla Teague |
| Sienna Teague |
| Evie Boynton-Quinion |
| Piran Griffin |
| Morwenna Buckley |
| Lily Richards |
| Violet Macindoe |
| Ruby Moyle-Ellis |
| Elwood Grose |
| Lizzie Miller |
| Kiera Peters (and Asst Choreographer) |
| Myha Peters |
| Jess Prentice |
| Vron Spear |
| Sue Halloran |
| Peter Kirby |
Photos
Review
Extracts from our NODA review:
It is a joy to come and watch a pantomime where a young script writer has been allowed to begin his journey….
Mother Goose’s costumes were numerous changes from green and gold with a green wig, gold and black outfit with touches of Cornish tartan and ginger and orange wig, yellow and red dress with feathers and sequins and red wig and burgundy and gold finale were all well-fitting and looked wonderful. She made a fantastic traditional dame, interacting with all on the stage, pulling every gag out of the script, sang with gusto and her interaction with the audience was fantastic. A brilliant portrayal!
The choreographed moves for this production were carefully considered so that all the members of the cast could perform them. I enjoyed the traditional Les Misérables marching movements during the songs; but I especially enjoyed the beautifully arranged ballet dance, what talent you had within the Gooseland ballet dancers, they all looked as if they were ready to dance on the professional stage….
The diverse and fully inclusive chorus were certainly an integral part of this production. They were fully engaged when on stage and ensured they all followed the storyline….