Performance

Venue	Theatre Royal
	Also: The Studio
Town	York
County	North Yorkshire
From	13th December 2000
To	3rd February 2001
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Theatre Royal (V954)
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Dick Whittington

Work:: Dick Whittington (S5912)

Pantomime about a boy and his cat who set off to London to make their fortune - usually with Dick's Brother (Idle Jack) and mother - there they usually meet Baron Fitzwarren and sail away to seek treasure. In some versions King Rat goes with them to steal the treasure, in others they reach a land infested with rats where they haven't heard of cats and Dick does a deal, returning home rich he becomes Lord Mayor of London. Based extremely loosely on a real person (Richard Whittington, 1350 to 1423), there is a statue of the cat outside the Whittington Hospital in North London where Dick is supposed to have heard the bells say "Turn again Whittington, Lord Mayor of London" as he trudged away from the city. First recorded panto on this theme was in 1814.

Production:: (T0886125938)

Author	Berwick Kaler
Director	Damian Cruden
Director	Berwick Kaler
Design	Nigel Hook
Lighting	Richard G Jones
Choreographer	Lorelei Lynn
Director	Ewan Anderson (music)
Performer	Berwick Kaler
Performer	Martin Barrass
Performer	David Leonard
Performer	Joanne Heywood
Performer	Deborah Winn
Performer	Julian Kay
Performer	Richard Kay
Performer	Kieron Harris
Performer	Jo Martell
Performer	Lorna Chappell
Performer	Annika Zajac
Performer	Robbie Bonar
Performer	Gerrard Martin
Performer	Luke Adamson
Performer	Naomi Adamson
Performer	Verity Brown
Performer	Abigail Carter
Performer	Alex Cox
Performer	Johnathan Elmer
Performer	Christopher Guard
Performer	Rebecca King
Performer	Chelsea Moore
Performer	Lucy Nelson
Performer	Sally Penver
Performer	Laura Sherwood

Listing:: L01074163231

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Special Performances

18 Jan 01 Audio Described

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