Choral Director: Maddy Ludbrook
Stage Manager: Jordan Ryan
Costumes: Andrea Jordan & Claire Thorpe
Production Managers: Carmel Flynn & Emily Macdonald
White Stag: Delaney Keating
Professor: Fergus McLaren
Peter: Linus Tolliday
Susan: Sarah Parkin
Edmund: Uisce Goriss-Dazely
Lucy: Bethany McKee
Mrs MacReady: Olivia Condous
Tumnus: Gemma Abraham
White Witch: Ellie Dowling
Dwarf: Jessica Hillman
Mr. Beaver: Jack Richardson
Mrs. Beaver: Sarah Wood
Fenris: Larissa Lambert
Aslan: Matt Bandy
Father Christmas: Tiernan Sommers
CRUELIES
Elise Karslake, Samatha Stewart, Molly Fry, Miranda Roscoe, Daniel Gay, Lucas Black, Bradley Martin, Marley Williams, Emilia Nigro, Zara Jarvis, James Catterson, Jesse Muller, Georgie Potter, Gabby Middleton, Max Rushton, Chloe Morehouse, Spencer Vanderkley, Tiernan Somers & Fergus McLaren
GOODIES
Kyle Robinson, Olivia Flynn, Dominique Souter, Jack Gillard, Adeline Rowe, Ellie Carroll, Jessica Schiavons, Lily O'Shea, Colby Cross, Rebecca-Kate Perry, Victoria Cooper, Harry Netherway, Jelena Black, Judith Sully, Chad Cartledge, Justice Nicholson, Josh Flenley, Riley Bain, Ben Goldsbrough & Olivia Condous
Synopsis
The first of CS Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia is a children's classic, beloved of young readers since its publication in 1950.It is also a familiar tale of the struggle between good and evil, freedom and oppression, and so on a symbolic level there is much for adults to enjoy as well.
In a Britain at war, the four Pevensie children enter the magic world of Narnia, accessible through a wardrobe in the children's bedroom. There, they face all kinds of challenges, and the fantasy world they inhabit is not so different from the reality they are escaping. Narnia is ruled by the tyrannous White Witch, who has made it "winter for a hundred years, but never Christmas". She knows that one day "two sons of Adam and two daughters of Eve" will arrive to join forces with the great lion Aslan, true ruler of Narnia, who has been missing for years, but is on the move again. The presence of the children will liberate his power. And so begins the Pevensie's adventures in this captivating and magical land begins.
The telling of this timeless story is enhanced by the beautiful musical score by Irita Kutchmy and the melodic songs bring depth to the characters and an added poignancy to the experiences they encounter. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is a great show that introduces an amazing array of characters all of which will be on show in for four shows in October. Friday 19th Evening, Saturday 20th Matinee and Evening and Sunday 21st Matinee.
 | BLOC is proud to be a 2012 recipient of a City of Ballarat Community Impact Grant to assist us with staging this production of Narnia. |
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