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Full-Length Play, Pantomime / 3w, 2m, 12 any gender (adult)
Norman Robbins
Norman Robbins' fun-packed pantomimes tell the traditional stories in a clear fast-moving style and can be staged simply or elaborately, as required. The choice of music is left to the director.
Follows the famous story in a straightforward version: though the traditional pantomine additions are introduced, the narrative line remains the salient feature: the arrival of the stepmother and her two horrific daughters; Cinderella's maltreatment in the kitchen; the faithful Buttons; etc.
First professional production Liverpool Playhouse December 1986
First amateur production 1980
As of 2016 over 900 productions worldwide
Dutch translation
DANDINI - (M of F)
BUTTONS (M)
CINDERELLA (F)
BARON (M)
BARONESS(F)
2 UGLY SISTERS (M or F)
AMMER & TONGS (M or F)
PRINCE (F or M)
FAIRY GODMOTHER (F)
MAJOR DOMO (M or F)
Ugly sisters preferably played by men but not as female impersonators
Prince preferably played by a woman
Chorus of villagers, footmen, huntsmen, courtiers - any ages and gender
Junior misses and Sunbeam chorus any gender but usually under age of ten
Multiple sets as simple or extravagant as finances allow
"It was a fun night at the theatre for young and old alike and a great start to the festive season" - Paris Star - January 2005
Norman Robbins, one of Amateur Theatre's most popular authors, wrote his first stage show almost 60 years ago whilst working for the Yorkshire Evening Post. An avid theatregoer from the age of three (his grandparents ran the pub near the local theatre so free tickets were al ...