Details

Following the massive success of The Witch s Bogey, The People s Theatre Company is back this winter with another dose of its unique brand of magical, musical mayhem. Millennium day is approaching and the date for Princess Verity s wedding has been set when suddenly, one morning, she falls victim to a sinister sleeping spell. It quickly becomes apparent that the princess will not wake until someone finds the answer to a mysterious riddle she has left behind but not even the king s cunning advisor, Murkor, can conjure up the solution. The only elf who might be able to think of the answer is the handsome but lowly worker elf Bink, but Bink has been banished from the Elven Kingdom and besides he has made a vow never to think again. Can a fairy queen, the loyalty of his friends or the pungent aroma of a Sprite s bottom persuade Bink otherwise? There s only one place to find out... Think Bink!

Cast/Performers

Matt Chivers (Bink), Lucy Pascale (Mad Hettie), Steve Dorsett (Murkor), Hugo Cox (King Elgin / Jarrow / Chuckle), Helen Crosse (Timlin / Pudding), Saul Marron (Corswain / King Poop), Michelle Whitney (Princess Verity / Potz)

Creatives/Company

Author: Steven Lee
Company: People's Theatre Company
Director(s): Steven Lee, Inga Hirst (assistant)
Design: Victoria Kevans
Costume: Samantha Deane
Lighting: Peter Harman
Music: Benjamin Tompsett (music arranger)
Choreographer: Ruth Williams