Running from 26th May until 5th July 2019, this production was back by popular demand. Given the track record here, we knew we were in for a treat!
Starring Jacob Fisher in the titular role; Carole Stennett (Narrator); Matthew McKenna (The Pharaoh) and Craig Armstrong (Jacob/Potiphar) with supporting cast: Rhianne Alleyne; Alexander Archer; William Atkinson; Ashley Birchall; Nicholas Collier; Hywel Dowsell; Nia Jermin; George Lyons; Owen McHugh; Ben Oliver; Matt Overfield; Marianne Phillips; Holly Prentice; Molly Rees Howe; Billy Roberts; Heather Scott-Martin and Lashane Williams
We picked-up Jo, Janet and Carol and enjoyed a hassle-free journey there. Thirty-five minutes later we were soon in our seatsat the Bar ordering our drinks!
“Just the one to quench our thirst…”
As always with Kilworth, it was very well supported, and I think I only saw a few empty seats.
Well supported!
The Stage was set…
It turned out to be a really good performance – great songs (of course!) and great energy from all concerned – maybe a few too many sprogs in the production for my taste though! 😁 The resident Orchestra were outstanding – as they always are! Boy! George Dyer and his eleven-strong band of musicians certainly knew how to belt out a tune!
We were early, but they were able to seat us straight-away!
Madames who Munch!
Collectively, we opted for Shared Platters to start…
Shared Platters
…and then we all did our own thing. Jo and Janet chose the Fish & Chips, Carol, the Sea-Bass and Ann, the Roast Chicken…
A Burger too far…
I chose their ‘Red Lion’ Burger – a monster of a creation, featuring TWO burgers plus about every other filling known to man including cheese, bacon, gherkins, tomato and lettuce. I can see now why the guy on the adjacent table capitulated halfway through and left with his as a takeaway! None of us could manage Dessert… not even Teas or Coffees… and that’s a first (for me!) 👍👍
We dropped the Girls back at J & J’s and we spent the evening admiring the Garden and enjoying a rather large G&T each! 😵💫😵💫
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