The Wind in the Willows
A pantomime adapted by John Morley
from the book by Kenneth Grahame
Performed in February 1991
Directed
by Peter Webster and Helen Barter
Musical Director: Debra Williams
Piano and Keyboard: Debra Williams
Violins: Jane Stone and Henry Skelton
Flute: Joyce Carter
Drums: Pat Metcalfe
Characters in order of appearance:
| Toad Ratty Mole Badger Chief Weasel Magistrate Clerk Policeman Mrs Otter Portly Otter Reginald Fiona Bargewoman Dobbin Jenny, the Policeman's Daughter Jenny's Aunts |
Sophie Webster Carole Tappenden Maria Hussey Ieuan Thomas Carolyn Taylor Dave Headey Joan Lee Mike Durham Debbie Lock Rory Willett Nigel Keith-Walker Lucy Walden Barry Willett Alistair Warner Nigel Murrin Jemima Headey Jo Webster Mary Green Ruth Willett Joan Lee Helen Barter |
| Rabbits: Simon Anderson Jessica Anderson Cressida Chatfield Emma Cornwall Louise Escritt Heather Gillies Claire Green Joanna Harrison Gemma Jones Louise Kitchener Penny Lee Emily Payn Andrea Smith Michelle Youngs |
Weasels: Matthew Barber Hannah Carthy Andrew Chater Leanne Devitt Tim Hannigan Lorraine Hart Kirk Holland Claire Holland Philip Hurst Lisa Moore Felicity Pride Morgan Wirth |
Fieldmice: Emily Burn Sharon Chubb Emily Church Penny Craven Sammie Hunt Christina Pride Christina Willett Laura Wirth |
Production Team:
| Stage Manager Set Design Choreography Continuity Properties Special Props Set Construction Costumes Lighting Make-up Supervisor Front of House Publicity |
Pauline Durham Jo Webster Debbie Lock Deirdre Hamley Pauline Durham Liz Kilpatrick Jim and Carole Tappenden Alan Taylor Nick Hobden Nigel Keith-Walker Peter Webster Joan Lee Nick Hobden Alan Taylor Eileen Drew Doris Gregson George Young Dave Headey Brenda Keith-Walker George Young |
The Producer would like to thank Moynes for the sale of tickets and an those who have helped with this production.
Our special thanks to Carole and Jim Tappenden for the loan of house and home, not to mention garage, during the construction and painting of sets and props.
Thanks also to: Ann Marie Emporium of Kidlington for "Dobbin", John Maxwell Hair Studio, and Faringdon Library for display space