Robin Hood: Queen of Thieves
From: Tuesday, 30th November 2010
To: Wednesday, 22 December 2010
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Our Review:
6 December 2010
Robin Hood, Queen of Thieves is what the Ambridge village panto would be if Linda Snell smoked pot. The strong stuff. With all the essential panto ingredients of lame jokes, almost non-existent production values, men dressed as women, women dressed as talking donkeys, topical references and audience participation, Jon Bradfield's and Martin Hooper's production is for adults only, so there's also plenty of single entendre jokes and sexual innuendo, many provided by Jonson Wilkins' Fairy narrator.
The plot, as much as a plot is ever needed in a panto, turns on Matthew Baldwin's villainous Sheriff of Nottingham taking over Friar Tuck's Cottage Hospital. He wants to keep all the business for his own private establishment. Robin Hood, played with just the right level of bouncy enthusiasm by Guy Warren-Thomas in a green hoodie, saves the day (of course), on the way hooking up with the handsome Dr Marion Maid. Adrian Quinton as Marion provides on...
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Lunatics and the Poor (Company)
Jon Bradfield (Author)
Martin Hooper (Author)
Royce Ullah (Director)
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