Alyth Musical Society’s third pantomime proved to be a big hit last week with residents keen to get into the festive spirit.
‘Goldilocks and the Twee Bears’ enjoyed a popular three-day run and near sell-out performances in Alyth Town Hall from December 1-3.
The Alyth Musical Society show, which took place in Alyth Town Hall, was the culmination of many months of hard work and rehearsals by cast and crew alike.
Featuring familiar faces and some very talented younger members of the community, ‘Goldilocks and the Twee Bears’ was packed full of one-liners, corny jokes and music and dancing, as well as a heartfelt message calling on people to make their story a good one.
Alyth Musical Society returns to the stage in April with a production of ‘Sister Act’.
• Pics: Clare Damodaran.
On stage Gerard Cameron as Puggie, Orlaith Napier as Porridge Oats, Jodie Harden as Baby Bear, Amie Milne as Daisy and Ron Kirkpatrick as Stookie
Let’s rock Ava Barton as Brie, Cameron Watson as Wensleydale, Bobbin Westell as Babybel, and Ben Cameron as Gorgonzola
Spotlight Isabel McCurdy as Countess Spatula, Andrew Beckett as Patty O’Doors, Dylan Wallace as Count Spatula and Isla Beckett as Goldie
Full of character Jodie Harden as Baby Bear
Seasonal smiles Andrew Beckett as Patty O’Doors, David Buchan as Daddy Bear and Elaine Murray as Mummy Bear
Great cast Orlaith Napier as Porridge Oats, Andrew Beckett as Patty O’Doors and David Buchan as Daddy Bear
‘Selfie’ Dylan Wallace as Count Spatula and Isla Beckett as Goldie
Family fun Steph Mackie as Clink, Isla Beckett as Goldie and Claire Mallinson as Clunk
Double act Ron Kirkpatrick as Stookie and Gerard Cameron as Puggie