Steampunk Pantomime this year?

[Mimsy Beaucoup]

Certainly has, the cogkneys are taking Sunday night at NYE in Corby and we have written a panto, chosen songs and will be expecting some audience participation ( oh no you're not, oh yes we are...yep we most certainly are!).   Xxx

[FellfromGrace]

Well I'm going to see this at the Cresset Theatre in Peterborough: http://cresset.ticketsolve.com/shows/126519469/events - although it's at other venues before that: http://www.easternangles.co.uk/show/BLT/dates.html?id=dXmuEVMo

It's 'Round the Twist or Oliver Nicklefield's Bleak Little Tale of Two Mutual Expectations. And Son.'
"Aspiring Actor and playwright Oliver Nicklefield has been busy working away on a script.Based on his own eventful life story, Oliver is desperate to see his thrilling masterpiece performed in front of an eager audience. Naturally our literary hero will play himself but who will he enlist to flesh out the other Dickensian characters: sneery Obadiah Snoop, delectable Dorabella, feisty Foggoty and the mysteriously hirsute Miss Haversack? Enter the Crumbles family ....."

Of course, I am also seeing the Cogneys at Corby!

[SteamBlast Mary]

There's "Around the World in 80 Days" playing at the Brockley Jack Theatre in London until the 7th. (My cousin is the Director and has promised lots of Steampunk influence...)

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

http://www.officiallondontheatre.co.uk/london_shows/show/item118356/Around-The-World-In-80-Days/

[ladyelsie]

The Cogney Panto was fab. Well done to all those who took part. All the hours/minutes/seconds of rehearsals really paid off.

Now during the show there were a couple of camera's filming. Will this be a youtube moment, or can we acquire a fully all singing and dancing DVD. As I am sure no film collection will be complete without one.

Your ,
L.E.

[Just call me Rob]

There were rehersals!
Nobody told me about that!

[Herr Döktor]

I didn't even read the script beforehand.

Mind you, I didn't on the stage either...

[Mimsy Beaucoup]

The Cogney Panto was fab. Well done to all those who took part. All the hours/minutes/seconds of rehearsals really paid off.

Now during the show there were a couple of camera's filming. Will this be a youtube moment, or can we acquire a fully all singing and dancing DVD. As I am sure no film collection will be complete without one.

Your ,
L.E.

I have just got permission off everyone to put it on YouTube so watch this space

[Silk Willoughby]

I wrote a mummers play some years back, with a Saxon v Viking theme. It featured the chorus, noble hero, evil Viking and drunken "leech". If i re-work it and have an evil genius and mad scientist (perhaps a distressed maiden as well).............sounds like a challenge.

The only downside was that I was thinking in rhyming couplets for days afterwards!