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Robin Hood (Trinity, 2015)
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This story takes place a little after the traditional Robin Hood legends end, when Robin has rescued Marian from the clutches of evil Prince John, and everyone gets their happily ever after - or do they? In fact, Marian's refused to marry Robin, and has started her own rival troupe of outlaws, the Mighty Maids. Prince John still wants revenge, Robin still wants Marian, and Marian, well, Marian's not sure what she wants. But there's tropes to be lampshades, derring to be done, and buckles to be swashed…
Cast
The Merry Men
- Will Scarlet - Maria “trousers off” Stroyakovski (Keble)
The Mighty Maids
- Maid Marian - Anna “Oh, Robin!” Spearing-Ewyn (St. John's College)
- Tiny Jacqueline - Emma “I'll kick you in the balls” Parkin
- Ellen-A-Dale - Asha “secretly a spy all along” Hartland-Asbury (Brasenose)
The Villainous Crew
- Sheriff of Nottingham - Jasper Rose “backup dancers” Russell (Merton)
Everybody Else
- Mary Ann, Marian's Maid - Maria “I'm not tall” Stroyakovski (Keble)
Production
- Writer - Asha “no, I don't know how to do that in a field either” Hartland-Asbury (Brasenose)
- Director - Perry “Big Ham” Hartland-Asbury (Ex-Mansfield)
- Assistant Director - Asha “Argh” Hartland-Asbury (Brasenose)
- Songsmiths - Judith Moore (Balliol), Asha Hartland-Asbury (Brasenose), Alan Menken, Anna Spearing-Ewyn, James Bruce, Emma Parkin
- Producer - Perry “wafer thin ham” Hartland-Asbury (Ex-Mansfield)
Script and Programme
Flosscars Wins
| Best Heroine | Anna Spearing-Ewyn (St. John's College) for Maid Marian |
Flosscars Nominations
| Best Hero | Katie Moore (Magdalen) for Robin Hood |
| Best Villain | Jasper Rose Russell (Merton) for Sheriff of Nottingham James Bruce (Corpus Christi) for Prince John |
| Best Morally Ambiguous Person | Sebastian Fox (Mansfield) for Friar Tuck |
| Best Double Act / Couple | Jasper Rose Russell (Merton) and James Bruce (Corpus Christi) for Sheriff of Nottingham and Prince John Katie Moore (Magdalen) and Anna Spearing-Ewyn (St. John's College) for Robin Hood and Maid Marian Judith Moore (Balliol) and Asha Hartland-Asbury (Brasenose) for Alan and Ellen a'Dale |
| Most Spurious Accent | James Marsden (Corpus) for probably having done one at some point |
| Best Directing Team | Perry Hartland-Asbury (Ex-Mansfield) and Asha Hartland-Asbury (Brasenose) |
| Best Writer(s) | Asha Hartland-Asbury (Brasenose) |
| Best Song | Asha Hartland-Asbury (Brasenose) and Perry Hartland-Asbury (Ex-Mansfield) for The Marrying Kind Judith Moore (Balliol) for Not Not in Nottingham Asha Hartland-Asbury (Brasenose) for The Mighty Maids Judith Moore (Balliol) for Robin's Merry Men |
| Best Costume | Asha Hartland-Asbury (Brasenose) for the Velvetty Dresses Jasper Rose Russell (Merton) for the leaf disguise Sebastian Fox (Mansfield) for Friar Tuck Asha Hartland-Asbury (Brasenose) and Perry Hartland-Asbury (Ex-Mansfield) for the outlaw hats |
| Best Worst Prop | Robin's Staff |
| Best Cock-up During a Performance | Katie Moore (Magdalen) for breaking a staff |
| Best Cock-up Backstage or During Rehearsals | James Bruce (Corpus Christi) for 'Dam-nit, dam-nit, dam-nit' |
| Best Ad-Lib | Emma New (St Hildas) for 'I like my men like I like my cream… thick, rich, and able to be fitted in the refridgerator' Katie Moore (Magdalen) for 'Now I have two!' |
| Best Quote During a Show | Sheriff of Nottingham for 'Sire, we are all wearing tights' Prince John and Robin Hood for the pure sound of Robin Hood ass-slap Sir Godfrey for 'I'm sick and tired of being everybody's BUTTMONKEY!!' |
shows/robin_hood.txt · Last modified: 2020/07/12 20:30 by katie
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