January 2017
Max the Woodcutter and Daisy the Miller’s daughter are always arguing about which one of them is best at almost everything. But Daisy’s boasting goes too far and she has to enlist the help of GG – the Gorgeous Goblin who has taken over Trumptown. But just how ‘gorgeous’ is GG, and is his henchman Rotten Rupert really rotten? And what of the cruel King Casper? Will he really have Daisy executed if she doesn’t spin straw into the gold he loves? And what is the awful secret he is hiding?
Can Max, a Fairy Godmother, the Woodland Elves, Lonely the little gnome and their other friends help thwart the Goblin King and his goblins. And most importantly will Daisy guess the Gorgeous Goblin’s real name and so save the day. You want to know what happens? Oh yes you do! So come along to the warm welcome you’ll find at Cubbington Players panto, Rumpelstiltskin, on Broadway, Cubbington, cheer the goodies, boo the baddies and have a great time with your family and friends.
Cast
| Gruesome Goblin (Rumpelstiltskin) | Teresa Coles McGee |
| Rotten Rupert (Gruesome Goblin’s assistant) | Jo Whitty |
| Dame Lori Elle (Campaigner for the environment) | Janice Wingrove |
| Marlene (Dame Lori’s helper) | Kathy Deeth |
| Ivor Trowel (a palace guard) | Rachael Williams |
| Arfur Brick (a palace guard) | Ella West |
| Pete Bogg (the palace gardener) | Sam O’Hagan |
| King Casper the Cruel (King of Trumptown) | Charles L’Anson |
| Daisy (the Miller’s daughter) | Jasmine Gillett |
| Max’s stepmother (really his Fairy Godmother) | Denise Renfrew |
| Max (the woodcutter) | Barnaby Smith |
| Goblin King (King of Goblin Land) | Barry West |
| Lurkin (a Goblin guard) | David Jones |
| Gurkin (a Goblin guard) | Chris Austin |
| Minstrel (Goblin King’s minstrel) | Oliver Smith |
| Eve (the Elven Queen) | Sam Kneeshaw |
| Echo (an elf) | Bronwyn Hawkins |
| Raine (an elf) | Kate West |
| Lonely (a little gnome) | Charlie Hawkins |
Crew
| Producers | Cath Staton/Chris Squire |
| Assistant Producers | Ammie Hill/Sam Kneeshaw |
| Set design | Jim Melville |
| Set construction | Andrew Kneeshaw/Jim Melville/Christine Sutton/Christoper Sutton/Ian Squire/Jill Bingham/Joseph Hughes/Dan Hawkins |
| Set painting | Christoper Sutton |
| Keyboard | Jenny Smith |
| Lighting design | Ian Squire |
| Lighting | Andrew Kneeshaw/Ashley Hogg/Ian Squire/Kathy Deeth |
| Sound | Chris Pearson |
| Props | Jill Bingham/Kathy Deeth/Ammie Hill |
| Costumes | Brenda West/Janet Cooper/Nicola Brooks/Kathy Deeth/Sheila & Roy Sager/Jo Coles West/Sam Kneeshaw |
| Make-up | Cast and members |
| Front of House Manager | Ruth Hawkins |
| FOH/Kitchen | Members and friends of Cubbington Players |
| Programme/Poster/Ticket Design | Teresa Coles McGee |
| Publicity | Barnaby Smith/Sam Kneeshaw/Chris Pearson/Kathy Deeth |
| Tickets | Chris Pearson/Christine Sutton |
| Ticket Outlets | Wine Box and Only Food and Sauces |
