02-11-2012, 07:55 PM
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Re: Pantomime Horse
Originally Posted by Cassie
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Hmmm i'm not sure.. last time I 'went pig' I ended up arrested and had eggs thrown at me in the traditional way 
06-11-2012, 01:09 PM
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Re: Pantomime Horse
You'll have to give me a few days to work on the rest of that alphabet Robert, but don't give up on the horse just yet. Perhaps one could substitute a wooden horse for the production?, Rolf Harris has one available I believe, a bit bullet ridden I expect but it's easier to treat then woodworm, a bit of Polyfiller and a slap of paint and Bob's your Uncle. If you want more mobility just add a few castors to the hooves and attach a dwarf to the hind quarters to either push or pull, you could paint him the same colour as the horse and nobody will notice him on stage.06-11-2012, 05:09 PM
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Re: Pantomime Horse
Originally Posted by Robert Junior
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THanks Jemflux. you've given me food for though.t
I know what you are going through, our local drama group put on a production of Sean O' Casey's "The Plough and the Stars" in the Parish Hall back in the 1980's and securing props was a total nightmare, it was at the start of the sowing season and all the farmers were reluctant to part with their ploughs, even for two weeks, eventually we managed to get a paper mache plough and place it in the required position on stage, this was a mistake for the lead actor was a heavy handed 20 stone man and when he grabbed it on the first night he yanked the handles off, this got a great laugh in this tragic play so we decided to leave it in as the rest of the play was a flop, every night for the two weeks we stuck the handles back on with Bostik, never again I can tell you, directing amateur dramatics is a heartbreaking and thankless job.
07-11-2012, 09:29 AM
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Re: Pantomime Horse
Originally Posted by Aerolor
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A for 'orsesB for honey
C for miles
D for dog
E for Eee byegum
Next offering!
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