Aladdin by Lesley Syme

McLaren Hall, Killin - 16th, 17th & 18th January 2003

 

Cast:

Esmerelda, a witch ..............................................Liz Stevens

Phlegmina, another witch......................................Jane Brown

Demonina, yet another witch.................................Anne Kane

Abanazer MacDuff, the villain................................Glenda Mardon

Tai Foo, a general trader.......................................Sarah MacKenzie

Chow Mein, a trader selling food............................Claire Storrar

Cherry Blossom, a trader selling footwear ..............Camilla Tigwell

Lai Chi, a trader selling fruit ..................................Jillian Laurence

Widow Twanky, a poor washerwoman....................John Hunt

Aladdin, a young lad of quick wit............................Myrica Reid

Wishee Washee, his brother ................................Daniel Holden

Dim Wan, the Emporer's right hand man................Gill Hunt

The Emperor of China...........................................Tam Bolton

The Princess Tia Maria, his beautiful daughter.........Elizabeth Murphy

PC Ping, a Chinese policeman...............................Lewis Kane

PC Pong, another Chinese policeman.....................Douglas Kane

The Slave of the Ring............................................Siobhan Anderson

The Genie of the Lamp..........................................Jamie Hunt

So Fine, a Chinese tailor ......................................Becky Holliday

So Cool, anther Chinese tailor ..............................Victoria Campbell

Chorus................................................................Andrew Anderson, Jinny Dowling, Mark Holliday, Fraser Kane, Jillian Laurence,

..........................................................................Sarah McKenzie, Naomi McLaren, Harry McRobbie, Jack McRobbie, Clare Melia,

..........................................................................Luke Melia, Siobhan Riddell, Claire Storrar, Camilla Tigwell, Hazel Wyllie

 

 

Production Team

Producers..............................................................Gordon Hibbert

Assistant Producer & Stage Manager.......................Lesley Syme

Music....................................................................Sheena Chisholm, Douglas Kane

Sound & Lighting Team ..........................................Gregor MacKenzie, Liz Stevens, David Mardon, Jamie Murphy

Set Design, construction and painting .....................Gordon Hibbert, Lesley Syme, Tam Bolton, Elizabeth Murphy, Lyn & Alfie Wakefield and many club members

Stage Crew............................................................Fiona Stewart, Jamie Hunt, Dave Syme, Clare Wagland, Dave Walsh, Daniel Holden, Gill Hunt & Elizabeth Murphy

Prompt .................................................................Alex Tigwell

Costumes..............................................................Lyn Wakefield, Alex Tigwell, Judy Holden, Glenda Mardon and cast

Makeup.................................................................Susan McRobbie, Kay Dowling and Cast members

Publicity and Programme .......................................Lesley Syme

Front of House.......................................................Yvonne MacPherson & helpers

 

Acknowledgements

Thank you to the following for helping in various ways: Elizabeth Woods & the McLaren Hall Management Committee, Jack & Jill who clean the Hall, Dani & Mick grant & staff at Eurekea & £1 shop, Joanne Brown & staff at News First, Jan Chisholm, Remnant Kings, Douglas McRobbie, John Farmer, Killin Co-op, Chris Holden, Stirling & District Arts Forum, Killin Nursery, Killin School, Gordon Aitken, Jenny Lambert, Central Scotland Fire Brigade, Michael Webb, Rory Syme, Brian & Paul Hibbert, Maggie Hibbert, Marissa Mardon, Tom Murphy; all our helpers - on the door, selling wine and tea, dressing children, chaperones at rehearsals, etc - the list probably should be longer and we apologise if some names have been omitted.

 

Significant financial support has come from Colin Taylor formerly of the Tighnabruaich Hotel.