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Robin Hood (Trinity, 2019)
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A tale of banditry, adventure and… tights. This is Robin Hood as you've never seen it before! What if Marian set up her own rival gang? Just how many dungeons does Prince John have? And how does a commando nun fit into all of this? Come and find out!
Cast
The Merry Men
- Much - Olivia “Dramatic face” Boyd
The Mighty Maids
The Baddies
Assorted Others
- Sir Godfrey - Edoardo “Golden underpants of victory” Lomi
Production
- Musical directors -
- Written By - Asha “So good they did it twice” Hartland-Asbury (Brasenose)
Songs
- Into the Wild Green Yonder
- We're Not Afraid
- Marian, Oh Marian
- I Could
- You and Me in Nottingham
- Marry Me, Marian
- This Outlaw Is Not Done
- Finale
Script and Programme
Flosscars Wins
| Best Villainous Character | Prince John - Valeriia Gladkova (Merton) |
| Best Directing Team | Lily Miles (St John’s Cambridge) and Will Ainsworth (Teddy Hall) |
| Best Costume | Sister Nip - Tzveta Pokrovska (LMH) |
| Best Best Prop | George the Guard - George Tall (Teddy Hall) |
| Best Audience Participation/Heckle | Nick Richardson (Real Boy) for Marrying Little John |
| The ‘Beyond the Call of Duty’ Award for Going Beyond the Call of Duty | Stephen Walsh (Teddy Hall) for Joining Robin Hood at the All Day Rehersal to Play Guitar and Save Everyone |
Flosscars Nominations
| Best Heroic Character | Maid Marian - Rachael Twyford Robin Hood - Charlie Howley (LMH) Alan a Dale - Jake Griffiths (Brasenose) Sister Nip - Tzveta Pokrovska (LMH) |
| Best Villainous Character | Sheriff of Nottingham - Becky Hicks (Oriel) |
| Best Morally Ambiguous Character | Much - Olivia Boyd (St Edmund Hall) Many - Lily Miles (St John’s Cambridge) Guy of Gisborne - Em Fawcett (Wadham) Sir Godfrey - Edoardo Lomi Prisoner - Markus Beeken (Brasenose) |
| Best Group/Double Act | The Mighty Maids - Rachael Twyford; Willow Dove; Gabrielle Young (St Hilda’s); Ana Pagu (Linacre); Tzveta Pokrovska (LMH); Lily Miles (St John’s Cambridge) The Merry Men - Charlie Howley (LMH); Velina Robinson (Mansfield); Fen Brunt (Mansfield); Jake Griffiths (Brasenose); Jack Slater (Teddy Hall); Olivia Boyd (St Edmund Hall) Much and Many - Olivia Boyd (St Edmund Hall) and Lily Miles (St John’s Cambridge) Prince John and The Sheriff - Valeriia Gladkova (Merton) and Becky Hicks (Oriel) |
| Best Couple | Much and Many - Olivia Boyd (St Edmund Hall) and Lily Miles (St John’s Cambridge) Alan A Dale and Ellen A Dale - Jake Griffiths (Brasenose) and Ana Pagu (Linacre) Guy of Gisborne and Sir Godfrey - Em Fawcett (Wadham) and Edoardo Lomi Robin and Marian - Charlie Howley (LMH) and Rachael Twyford Jack and Jill - Willow Dove and Gabrielle Young (St Hilda’s) |
| Best Spurious Accent | Marian's French Disguise - Rachael Twyford Friar Tuck's Old Voice - Jack Slater (Teddy Hall) Much Pretending to be Manly - Olivia Boyd (St Edmund Hall) Robin Pretending to be a Woman - Charlie Howley (LMH) |
| Best Script | Asha Hartland-Asbury (Brasenose) |
| Best Marketing Campaign | Velina Robinson (Mansfield) |
| Best Song | Marian, Oh Marian - Lily Miles (St John’s Cambridge) and Jake Griffiths (Brasenose) Robin Hood Final Song - Jake Griffiths (Brasenose) and Markus Beeken (Brasenose) This Outlaw Is Not Done - Tegan Gears (Teddy Hall) |
| Best Performance of a Song | Marian, Oh Marian - Charlie Howley (LMH) This Outlaw Is Not Done - Rachael Twyford Marry Me, Marian - Valeriia Gladkova (Merton) Marian's Mighty Maids - Rachael Twyford Sir Godfrey's Final Night Rap - Edoardo Lomi Into the Wild Green Yonder - Jake Griffiths (Brasenose) and Ana Pagu (Linacre) |
| Best Costume | Friar Tuck - Jack Slater (Teddy Hall) Robin Hood - Charlie Howley (LMH) Sir Godfrey - Edoardo Lomi |
| Best Worst Prop | Camping Chair from Robin Hood - Lily Miles (St John’s Cambridge) |
| Best Best Prop | Staffs from Robin Hood – Jack Slater and Andy Slater Bows from Robin Hood - Ana Pagu (Linacre) Archery Target - Em Fawcett (Wadham) |
| Best Cock-Up During a Performance | Fen Brunt (Mansfield) for their Bow Breaking in their First Scene First Attempt at the Merry Maid Song Em Fawcett (Wadham) and Fen Brunt (Mansfield) for Not Colliding, But Em Yeeting Herself to the Ground Anyway |
| Best Cock-Up Backstage or During a Rehearsal | Entirety of the Drunk Reherseal for Robin Hood The Chair That was Left on Stage for Ages in Robin Hood Em Fawcett (Wadham) for Causing a Nipslip Through Shoddy Sewing of Robin's Dress Strap Willow Dove and Gabrielle Young (St Hilda’s) for Breaking Their Sticks the First Time They Tried to Fight |
| Best Ad-Lib | Beatboxing on the Final Night of Robin Hood - Edoardo Lomi “I'm Just a Sexy Guy” - Em Fawcett (Wadham) All the Prince John x Robin Adlibs - Valeriia Gladkova (Merton) |
| Best Quote from a Script | “I knew I should've put more points into lockpicking” - Asha Hartland-Asbury (Brasenose); Charlie Howley (LMH) “Bye Dave” “But I'm not Dave” - Asha Hartland-Asbury (Brasenose); Valeriia Gladkova (Merton); Charlie Howley (LMH) Val's Whole Fungeon Speech - Asha Hartland-Asbury (Brasenose); Valeriia Gladkova (Merton) |
| The “Ooh You Luvvie” Award for Actually Being Able to Act | Rachael Twyford for Maid Marian Charlie Howley (LMH) for Robin Hood Jack Slater (Teddy Hall) for Friar Tuck Valeriia Gladkova (Merton) for Prince John |
| The ‘Beyond the Call of Duty’ Award for Going Beyond the Call of Duty | Andy Slater for Spending 5 Weeks Making the Staffs and Arrows for Robin Hood Stephen Walsh (Teddy Hall), Ana Pagu (Linacre), and Will Ainsworth (Teddy Hall) for Learning to Play All of the Songs At Very Short Notice |
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