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Venue	Chorley Theatre
Town	Chorley
County	Lancashire
From	8th December 2017
To	16th December 2017
When	Times vary, check with Box Office
Chorley Theatre (V530)
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Date of change: 6 Oct 17 - T01971761922
Date of change: 4 Apr 17 - T01971761922

Whittington!

Work:: Whittington! (S360223761)

Production:: (T01971761922)

Traditional Pantomime fun for the whole family! We meet our hero, Dick, as he journeys to London - where the streets are paved with gold, and a life of fame and fortune awaits! But he makes an enemy of King Rat and soon seeking riches on the high seas, where he hopes to make enough money so that the beautiful Alice Fitzwarren will marry him. An adventure full of songs, jokes, silliness and slapstick fun, this action-packed show is spectacular entertainment for the whole family.

Company	CADOS
Author	Steven Catterall
Author	Andy Burke
Director	Steven Catterall
Director	Andy Burke
Performer	Jade Smith (Dick Whittington)
Performer	Natalie Aspinall (Alice Fitzwarren)
Performer	Alan Levesley (Alderman Fitzwarren)
Performer	Rob Armstrong (King Rat)
Performer	Lucy Aspinall (Fairy Bow Bells)
Performer	Andy Burke (Sarah the Cook)
Performer	Ryan Norse (Cat)
Performer	Steph Threlfall (Simple Simone)
Performer	Max Porter (Roe)
Performer	Laina Marie Grimshaw Brown (Dent)

Listing:: L839974480

Production details

Traditional Pantomime fun for the whole family! We meet our hero, Dick, as he journeys to London - where the streets are paved with gold, and a life of fame and fortune awaits! But he makes an enemy of King Rat and soon seeking riches on the high seas, where he hopes to make enough money so that the beautiful Alice Fitzwarren will marry him. An adventure full of songs, jokes, silliness and slapstick fun, this action-packed show is spectacular entertainment for the whole family.

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