Dick Whittington and his cat by Mark Clements

Critical check. The pantomime that I am going to survey is dent Whittington and his cat by Mark Clements. The production was held at derby playhouse and ran from 26/11/02 to 18/01/03. spill (In alphabetical severalise.) Alderman Fitzwarren/sultan Of MoroccoJohn Branwell Dick WhittingtonAlison Carter fagot RatPhilip Cox devil-may-care BillyPete Dunwell Alice FitzwarrenHelen Fisher Tommy The CatSuzy Rochford Sarah The CookAdam Stafford Fairy arc BellsSarah Weymouth From a childs point of view, I would say that the movement was fairly successful as the children seemed to bonk it and participated enthusiastically throughout. However, pantomime today, is as much entertainment for adults as it is children and from an adults point of view, I dont believe that the production was quite as successful as it could have been. As Veronica lee(prenominal) says in her review of recent pantomimes: Panto has become fun for adults as well as for children. (Lee, 2000 pg 7) Dicks Jour ney starts when he hears m both rumours that the streets of capital of the United Kingdom ar coat with gold. He decides to go and see for himself if the rumours ar true. After locomotion many miles, Dick finally reaches London, still to find that the streets are not paved with gold at all.

Just as Dick and his trusty cat, Tommy are almost to give up and return grit to Gloustershire, he operates a job on the job(p) for Alderman Fitzwarren, scaring all the rats away from Cheapside. He move in sexual love with Alice (Fitzwarrens daughter) and things couldnt seem to get any better for Dick. However, whilst Dick and T ommy are guarding Fitzwarrens only savings, ! the evil King Rat tricks them. Dick is charge of stealing the savings and is banished from London. He starts making his way back to Gloustershire when he hears the sound of Bow Bells telling him that... If you want to get a full essay, order it on our website: OrderCustomPaper.com

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