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Venue	The Maltings
	Also: Henry Travers Studio
Town	Berwick-on-Tweed
County	Northumberland
From	19th January 2010
To	24th January 2010
When	Tue-Fri 19:15. Sat 14:15, 19:15. Sun 14:15
Prices	From £8.00. To £8.00.
The Maltings (V986)
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Sinbad the Sailor - His 8th Voyage

Work:: Sinbad the Sailor (S5945)

Panto filled with romance, adventure, slapstick and audience participation.

Production:: His 8th Voyage (T1309752825)

Following on the heels of last year’s hit production, Babes in the Wood, don’t miss Sinbad the Sailor as he sets sail on his 8th voyage to rescue the Persian Pearl of Peace from the hands of the wicked witch Evilena. Sinbad will not have to do this on his own: he has the help of the good fairy Fortuna, his rather daft sister Silly Sally and his mother Norma Snickers (landlady of the Anchor Inn) plus many others. Music, songs, dancing, comedy, slapstick and plenty of audience participation promise to be in keeping with SVG’s pantomime tradition that has kept audiences coming back through the decades.

Author	Alan P Frayn
Producer	John Mabon
Producer	Simon Landels
Choreographer	Nancy Steele
Musical Director	Bob Richards
Musical Director	Judith Richards
Musical Director	Bob Richards Band
Company	Spittal Variety Group

Listing:: L02017974056

His 8th Voyage

Following on the heels of last year’s hit production, Babes in the Wood, don’t miss Sinbad the Sailor as he sets sail on his 8th voyage to rescue the Persian Pearl of Peace from the hands of the wicked witch Evilena. Sinbad will not have to do this on his own: he has the help of the good fairy Fortuna, his rather daft sister Silly Sally and his mother Norma Snickers (landlady of the Anchor Inn) plus many others. Music, songs, dancing, comedy, slapstick and plenty of audience participation promise to be in keeping with SVG’s pantomime tradition that has kept audiences coming back through the decades.

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