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AMBLE PHOTOGRAPHIC GROUP
Amble Photographic Group Exhibition

IS HOLDING AN EXHIBITION OF PHOTOGRAPHS

IN THE PLAYHOUSE, ALNWICK

FROM 5TH FEBRUARY 2010 –
13TH MARCH 2010

FREE ENTRY

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Warkworth Drama Group

WHO’S BEEN STEALING OUR FOOD?

When the Potts family sit down for a meal, talk soon moves to querying who has been stealing their food.

Not that there has been an outbreak of breakfast thefts in Linton where they live; they are rehearsing their parts in a forthcoming panto ‘Goldilocks and the Three Bears’.

Goldilocks and the Three Bears

For Ruth Potts is Mummy Bear, husband Craig is Daddy Bear and nine-year-old Jack is Baby Bear in the Warkworth Drama Group production which is to be staged in December.

Self employed chef Craig, who is making his acting debut, said that he needed little persuading to take the role.

”It’s good fun, and nice that we can do something like this together,” he said.

Ruth, who has appeared in several productions for the group, said: “Although it can be a bit tricky talking with a mouthful of bolognaise, the meal table is a good place to rehearse our lines without distractions as we are all together.”

The head of youth work for the Bedlington-based Trinity Youth Association, Ruth added: “Jack absolutely loves being in the panto; he was desperate to land the part of Baby Bear.”

Panto director Mike Dixon said: “I was delighted when the Potts family all auditioned for the panto.  To cast the three of them as the Three Bears was just too good an opportunity to miss.”

The traditional tale gets the Warkworth treatment with bags of local gags, music and mayhem and Goldilocks turning to Auntie Septic and her friends to help combat the wicked plans of the evil Queen Bee.

Bev Palin is Goldilocks
Bev Palin is Goldilocks

To see if good triumphs over evil make sure of  getting tickets for the shows at Warkworth’s Memorial Hall on Thursday, Friday and Saturday December 10, 11 and 12. Tickets (£6 adults, £4 children) are now on sale at N&F Young of Amble and Warkworth Post Office. The show begins at 7.30 each evening with a matinee performance at 2.30pm on the Saturday.

Ruth and Craig Potts can be contacted on 01670 862514.

For more information contact Mike Dixon on 01670 760007.

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