Aladdin Panto 2011
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Aladdin
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Cast
Abanazar - Chris Fulton (Max Greig)
Aladdin - Anthony Fagan
Dame - Mark Rowley
Emperor - Martin McBride
Empress - Natalie Songer
Genie - Brian(Christopher)Fisher
Narrator A - Ruby Richardson
Narrator B - Eve Ponsonby
Princess - Amiera Darwish
So Shy - Bobby Stewart
Wishee Washee - Ross Mann
Chorus - Sam Keefe, Cliodhna McCorley, Jimin Suh, Saria Steyl, Alasdair Hankinson, Molly Vevers, Lucy Hollis, Max Greig, Martin Mcbride
Crew
Production Manager - Sandy McRobbie
Stage Manager - Sarah Wilson
Deputy Stage Manager - Hannah Nicol
Assistant Stage Managers - Amber McClelland, Jack Hirst
Lighting Designer - Alexander Ridgers
Set Designer - Robin Peebles
Sound Designer - Jonathan Towers
Production Electrician - Fraser Walker
Deputy Production Electician - Melissa MacDonald
Technical Stage Manager - Fiona Nisbet
Deputy TSM - Rebecca Coull
Lighting Operator - Jade Beatson
Sound Operator - Jonathan Towers
LX Crew - Michael Parkin
Technical Crew - Neil Foulis, Graeme Brown, Kathryn Douglas, Ashley Kerray, Christopher McIntyre, Jane Paterson, Ben Terry, Natalie Wilson, Andrew McCabe
Set
The set for Aladdin consisted of large set pieces, a lot of flying pieces and cloths. The set was mainly flying pieces, with the peking palace scene required 8 bars for the one scene (not including the reveal gauze and black).
Cloths
Cloths that were used for a number of scenes and scene changes were the US cyc, the starcloth used as a full black (and as a starcloth), and a full black for the demon cave.
Four other cloths were used as part of the cave scene; three cut border cloths and one that had a lamp shape ccut out of it, for the actors to enter the cave.
Noodle Box
Demon Cave
Pyramid
Technical Challenges
Genie Trap
Flying Carpet
Kabuki Drop
Glitter Drop
Trap Door
About 5m US, a walk-down trap door was put in place to be used behind the pyramid. During the scene, various characters (and crew) use the trap to enter through the pyramid, and to exit through the pyramid and 'disappear'. The treads were originally made for Dracula, but can be used for a trap door anywhere on the stage.