Cast
- Alan a'Dale
- Simon Wonnacott
- Young Marian
- Gilly Ross
- Young Robin
- Andrew Meek
- Young Roger
- Jeremy Coles
- Yoblet One
- James Dent
- Yoblet Two
- Scott Ford
- Will Scarlett
- John Ellison
- Much the Miller's Son
- Gary Wonnacott
- Jed Bowman
- Simon Fox
- Little Joan
- Helen Ayres
- Robin Hood
- Stella Hewett
- Captain of the Guard
- Ron Akehurst
- Soldier One
- Jeremy Coles
- Soldier Two
- Richard Hoare
- Soldier Three
- Nick Wain
- Madam Griselda
- Roger Wickham
- Verity
- Val Meek
- Maid Marian
- Isabel Coulton
- Sheriff of Nottingham
- Paul Wonnacott
- Grievous
- Nick Wain
- Harmful
- Richard Hoare
- Guy de Gisbourne
- John Wain
- Hubble
- Mary Wonnacott
- Bubble
- June Barclay
- Trouble
- Sue Burgess
- King Richard the Lionheart
- Cliff Bailey
- Herald
- Hamish Barclay
- Merry Women
- Emily Edgington, Cathy Ross, Gina Ellison, Beth Snelson
- Ladies-in-Waiting
- Lucy Erben, Rosanna Schura, Louise Hedges, Sally Wiggam
- Little Singers
- Michelle Brown, Rosie Ellison, Alison Royle, Karleigh Hamblin, Helen Schura
- Entertainers
- Hannah Hughes, Scott Ford, James Dent
- Street Traders
- Anna Bird, Rebecca Halliday, Emily Blades, Jennifer Royle, Tessa Flett, Linzi Jordan, Sarah Karkeek, Kathrin Male, Rachel Weymouth, Tabitha Davy
Production Team
- Stage Manager
- Jan Goss
- Assistant Stage Manager
- Edward Meek, Sandy Baines
- Prompt
- Anne Ayres
- Properties
- Liz Hoare, Lisette Granados
- Technical Manager/Sound
- Ray Burgess
- Lighting
- Daniel Male (as Dan Male), Jonathon Grant
- Wardrobe
- Cathie Pannell, Maggie Taylor
- Make-up
- Debbie Plummer, Doreen Pooley, Sue Michelmore
- Hairdresser
- Mary Hearn
- Choreography
- Sally Wiggam, Rosanna Schura, Louise Hedges, Lucy Erben
- Music
- Bob Oliver
- Front of House
- Mary Wonnacott
- Publicity
- John Palmer, Guy Pannell, Stella Hewett
- Photographer
- John Taylor
- Backstage Team
- Graham Davies, Dave Hewitt, Mavis Hewitt, Richard Whittacker, Stephen Blackwell, Anna Blackwell, Linzi Flett, Richard Stevens
Programme
Gallery
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- Members of the Chorus flank Gilly Ross and Andrew Meek as Young Marian and Young Robin with Jeremy Coles as Young Roger, the future Sherrif of Nottingham. From the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- In the green glow of Sherwood Forest the players assemble to take a bow and to sing the rousing Finale song – which is ‘Robin Hood’, of course! From the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Stella Hewett as Robin Hood in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Isabel Coulton as Maid Marian in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Paul Wonnacott as the Sheriff of Nottingham in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Roger Wickham as Dame Griselda in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Val Meek as Lady Verity in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- John Wain as Guy Gisbourne in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Cliff Bailey as King Richard I in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Keith Male as Friar Tuck in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Helen Ayres as Little Joan in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Gary Wonnacott as Much the Miller’s son, Simon Wonnacott as Alan a’Dale and Simon Fox as Jed Bowman in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Nick Wain as Grievous and Richard Hoare as Harmful in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Gilly Ross as Young Marian and Andrew Meek as Young Robin in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- The Young Street Traders: Tabitha Davy, Sarah Karkeek, Anna Bird, Rebecca Halliday and Jennifer Royle in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Lucy Erben, Rosanna Schura, Sally Wiggam and Louise Hedges as the Forest Sirens in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Cathy Ross, Beth Snelson and Emily Edgington as the Merry Women in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- The Little Singers: Karleigh Hamblin, Michelle Brown, Rosie Ellison and Helen Schura – shrieked at by the ‘orrible Sherrif in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Hamish Barclay as the Herald in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Jeremy Coles and James Dent as Soldiers and Ron Akehurst as the Captain of the Guard in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Mary Wonnacott, June Barclay and Sue Burgess as the Three Witches in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- The Nottingham Nasties in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Paul Wonnacott and Stella Hewett in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Val Meek, Keith Male and Isabel Coulton in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- The Greenwood Goodies in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Stella Hewett and Isabel Coulton in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Roger Wickham and Paul Wonnacott in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Marian and Verity flee from the Sherrif – only to be captured by Guy de Gisbourne and the Sherrif’s henchmen in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Back in the castle, Lady Verity, aided by the Ladies-in-waiting, sings of her passion for Will Scarlet, while Marian thinks of her own blossoming love for Robin Hood in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Little Joan sings and the Sirens dance in tne depths of Sherwood Forest in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- (For a tidy sum) the three wise Witches brew the doughty Little Joan a magic potion to fix the Sherrif of Nottingham in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Will the spell work? ‘Of course’, say the Witches in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- The baddies are captured and the Sherrif’s confined in the stocks – though not for long, alas! – in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Free and up to his old tricks again, the Sgerrif holds an archery contest in honour of Maid marian, his unwilling wife to be in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- The Sherrif is recognised at once by the fortune-teller (Dame Griselda) as her long-lost son who ran off and left her many years ago, for which he gets a good ear-wigging. Meanwhile Robin, disguised in a cloak, makes plans to save Marian from her fate in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- ‘You were meant for me’: Griselda and Guy get together in a song – accompanied by Greivous and Harmful – in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- The glamorous Griselda lets it be known that she’s ready to get hitched to the gruesome Guy – whether he wants her to or not. Maid Marian couldn’t care less. From the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
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- Caught at last, Robin Hood is just about to lose his girl and his life when a Fanfare is heard and King Richard turns up (fresh from holiday in the Holy Land) to save the hero – and the day – and to foil the Snerrif’s plans for good in the SBADS 1993 production of ‘Robin Hood’.
