Dick Whittington (TV 2002)An adaptation of the folktale about a lonely boy, his beloved cat, and the hard decisions that come with their adventures. Director:Geoff PosnerWriter:Simon Nye |
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Dick Whittington (TV 2002)An adaptation of the folktale about a lonely boy, his beloved cat, and the hard decisions that come with their adventures. Director:Geoff PosnerWriter:Simon Nye |
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Amanda Barrie | ... |
Queen of Tonga
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| Sanjeev Bhaskar | ... |
The Mayor
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| Kevin Bishop | ... | ||
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Julian Clary | ... |
Chris the Cat
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Vanessa Feltz | ... |
Mrs. Fitzwarren
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| James Fleet | ... | ||
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Harry Hill | ... |
The Painter
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Lee Mack | ... |
Idle Jack
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Paul Merton | ... |
The Captain
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| Tina O'Brien | ... |
Maid of Tonga
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Debra Stephenson | ... | |
| Jessica Hynes | ... |
The Good Fairy
(as Jessica Stevenson)
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| Mark Williams | ... | ||
| Richard Wilson | ... |
Sally the Cook
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Danny Foster | ... |
Himself /
Hear'Say
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An adaptation of the folktale about a lonely boy, his beloved cat, and the hard decisions that come with their adventures.
An absolutely brilliant pantomime for the whole family I loved it as did my nephew although he didn't always understand why I was laughing (But we can't explain all of the jokes to a 5 year old) Great stuff and a great performance from Hear'Say, Chris the cat was so funny as well and as was Dick and his singing (when he couldn't). I would definitely recommend this pantomine for people of all ages as it has humor there for the kids as well as the adults and is a guaranteed laugh for all. It will make you laugh so hard that you want to cry and you will find yourself joining the kids and shouting boo at the television, even though you know that you sound silly. Cant wait to see if any more pantomimes are shown by the same person.