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Souvenir Programme 2013- 2014 Souvenir Programme 2013- 2014 Sponsored by SAFER ROADS EAST RIDING At least 66% of car seats for babies and children are tted incorrectly or the wrong size. This could lead to consequences which are hard to bear. The Yorkshire coast’s premier entertainment venue! Stunning views of award winning beaches Open daily for Café & Gallery The Script – 2013 There’s something for everyone at The Spa Bridlington • Showtime the Musical II • Picturehouse • Comedy Club • Roller Disco • Megaslam Wrestling • Magic Mike • Tea Dances • Panto • Bandstand • Plus many more... Showtime the Musical II By law if a child is under 135cm or under 12 you must use the correct car seat or booster and always use seatbelts The Spa Bridlington For seat belt and safety information visit www .saferroadshumber .com/road-safety-advice box office (01262) 678258 South Marine Drive, Bridlington YO15 3JH www.TheSpaBridlington.com Safer Roads East Riding TheSpaBridlington @SpaBrid Are you bored of the morning drive to school? Do you wish you could have more fun before school begins? If you live far away from the school why not travel part way in the car and walk, ride or scoot the rest? Tips to keep safe when travelling • Fun Activities • Interactive games • Become a Junior Road Safety Officer in your school ...and much much more www.schoolrunisfun.co.uk If the school isn’t far, don’t take the car! Tuesday 18 March, 7.30pm, The Spa Bridlington – Ticket Price: £20 adult £55 VIP – Premier Seating, Access to Sound Check, Meet and Greet Photo Opportunity Available at the Box Offi ce now! Box Offi ce: (01262) 678258 – www .TheSpaBridlington .com Have you thought about fostering? Why not come to our event Find out about fostering Tickton Grange Hotel, Tickton, HU17 9SH Wednesday, 29 January, 6.30pm You can: * Talk to fostering social workers and discuss your suitability * Meet foster carers and their brith children * Talk to our looked after young people * Find out about our professional training and support To book your place or nd out more contact: (01482) 396673 or email: [email protected] Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without decorations! Make your Christmas extra special with a visit to Eastfield Garden Centre. Here you will find our best ever range of decorations, trees and lights to make your Christmas sparkle. When Santa drops down your HEADLANDS SCHOOL PRESENT... chimney make sure he is greeted by a fi replace from Arthur’s Book, music and Lyrics by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey Bridlington Spa 2014 Friday 31 January 7.30pm Contemporary & Traditional Fireplaces Multifuel & Wood Burning Stoves Saturday 1 February Large range to view in our showroom Matinee 2pm and 7.30pm Start the New Year cosy! Children £6 / Adults £10 Arthur’s Fires Concessions £6 Your Local Fire Place 53 Flamborough Road, Bridlington YO15 2JH 01262 604308 “Grease” is presented through special arrangement with all authorized performance materials are supplied by www.eastyorkshirefires.co.uk Theatrical Rights Worldwide (TRW), 570 Seventh Avenue, Suite 2100, New York, NY 10018. www.theatricalrights.com i-size A4_Layout 1 09/07/2013 15:51 Page 1 Ugly Sisters Amazing Maze... Can you free The Tongue Twister... Fairy Godmother’s i-Size magic wand from i-Size is the new European-wide standard for child car seats. the maze? Our 5 point guide to getting it... ‘Imagine a world Rear facing until at least where every child 15 months How quickly R car seat fits every can you say this without car...that’s i-Size!' getting muddled? i-size car seats will fit all I “i-Size ready” vehicles Greater protection for your child’s head, neck and vital organs G Oh no! The ugly sisters have stolen Cinderella’s carriage! All that’s left are the wheels. Can you draw Cinderella a carriage so she can get to the ball? Height classification makes choosing the right car seat easier (i-Size is not based on weight H of a child) Transporting your child is easier and safer as T there's less chance to get it wrong Buttons Bamboozled! How many buttons can you find? 11 More info @ www.i-size.org.uk i-size Safer Roads Humber A MESSAGE FROM PAUL HOLMAN ASSOCIATES AND THE SPA BRIDLINGTON PRESENT Paul Holman Dear Friends It gives me great pleasure to be returning to present the pantomime at The Spa Bridlington, where we are always made to feel so welcome. Following on from last year’s successful production of Beauty CAMILLA DALLERUP and the Beast, we have chosen the traditional pantomime of Cinderella. SIMON J GRANT The story of Cinderella must surely be one of the most STEPHEN RICHARDS PETER BRAD-LEIGH beautiful and best loved fairytales, and is often described as the classic ‘rags to riches’ story. GARY TUSHAW LUCY POLLARD Spectacular scenery, colourful costumes and a super cast combined with modern music and exciting choreography, PETER KOSTA plus the all important audience participation, guarantee Cinderella will leave audiences utterly charmed. DANNY COLLIGAN On behalf of the Cinderella company and the venue NATHAN COLEMAN THOMAS HOPE management and staff, may I thank you for coming along today. DANCERS from Compliments of the Season to you all and Best Wishes for a COLLETTE TYLER SCHOOL OF DANCE Very Happy New Year! Director . Gary Tushaw Paul Holman Choreographer . Louise Leck Musical Director . Alex Weatherhill Scenery Designer . Stephen Wilson Photos courtesy of Simon Kench Costume designer . Eve Wilkinson 12 13 If the shoe fits! According to some 500 earlier versions of the story, Cinderella wore a magic ring or magic shoes made of gold, silver or another rare metal. The first suggestion of a glass slipper did not appear until 1697, when the French writer Charles Perrault wrote Cendrillon. Perrault Cinderella... copied previous French versions, which portrayed the fair maiden wearing “pantoufles en vair,” or “slippers of white squirrel fur.” However, by the time Perrault wrote his Proof that a pair of shoes script, vair had disappeared from the French language, so he replaced it with “verre,” meaning glass, and Cinderella has worn glass slippers ever since. can change a girl’s life! In Europe in the 17th century six inch high heels were worn by the upper classes. Two servants, one on either side, were needed to hold up the person wearing the high heels and it Cinderella is one of the oldest known fairy tales in the world. The story we all know and love was written by a wasn’t until the 18th century that women’s shoes were Frenchman, Charles Perrault, more than 300 years ago, but Cinderella is a lot, lot older than that! In fact one of different from men’s. the oldest known versions comes from China around the ninth century. So where does Cinderella actually come from? Well as we all know, she comes from a kingdom far, far away! ...Or does she? Actually Cinderella comes from ...well just about everywhere! One answer may be ancient Greece, over 2,000 years ago. The Greek historian Strabo told of a young servant girl called Rhodopis – or ‘Rosy Cheeks’ – who was fair and beautiful. The other servants hated Rhodopis and made her do extra chores. One day an eagle flew away with her sandal and then dropped it on the head of a king! Messengers were sent out to find the rightful owner of the sandal, and Rhodopis was brought before the king, who promptly married her. In the Italian story, the heroine is called Zezolla and she has two stepmothers. She plots with her governess to kill her first stepmother, the governess then goes on to marry In Hungary the groom drinks a toast Zezolla’s father and brings with her not two but six cruel stepsisters. Zezolla’s help out of the brides wedding slipper. comes from a magical date tree. At the end of the story Zezolla doesn’t forgive her The first lady’s boot stepsisters but drives them out of the court. was designed for Queen In a Romanian version, the heroine is an emperor’s Victoria in 1840. daughter whose wicked relations force her to live in a That’s 173 years ago!!! pigsty and in a Swedish story the fairy godmother is a magic ox! In Kashmir, the Indian Cinderella loses her nose ring in the river, which swallows the ring, the fish is then caught and served to the king who finds the ring and begins his quest in finding his princess. Similar stories could also be found centuries ago in lots of other countries including the Philippines, Vietnam and Korea. Wherever she came from Cinderella eventually popped up in Europe, as an opera in Italy and thanks to the Brothers Grimm as a fairytale in Germany. After 2,000 years walking the globe (with just one shoe remember!) Cinderella finally made it into a pantomime in 1904 at London’s Drury Lane Theatre and has now 14 become the most frequently performed panto of them all. 15 Cast Synopsis IN order of appearance of Scenes Fairy Godmother .............Camilla Dallerup Cinderella...................Lucy Pollard Dandini .....................Danny Colligan ACT ONE Prince Charming .............Gary Tushaw Prologue Our Story Begins… Sharon .....................Stephen Richards Scene 1 The Town Square Nicole...................... Peter Brad-Leigh Scene 2 Outside Hardup Hall Baron Hardup ...............Peter Kosta Scene 3 The Forest of Florizel Buttons..................... Simon J Grant Dancers ....................Nathan Coleman Scene 4 Outside Hardup Hall and Thomas Hope Scene 5 A Pathway through the Forest Villagers, Huntsmen, Courtiers, Hounds and Pages ...From Collette Tyler Scene 6 The Baronial Kitchen School of Dance Scene 7 The Land of Magic Musicians Musical Director .............Alex Weatherhill Interval Percussion ..................Adam
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