Principal Winter Show Cast
The return of the Ancients
Danze co:
Dancers: Donna Farhi, Stephanie Burns, Caryn Dudson, Matthew Robertson, John Tresize, Bev Wynyard, Brian Tracey, Ellen Currie, Terry Blade and Greg Norman.
Nambas Theatre troupe:
Fire eating: Mike Colonna and Dave Sheridan.
Fire dancers: Donna Farhi, Bev Wynyard and Stephanie Burns.
Prince of darkness: Brian Tracey.
Devil man: Daniel Keighley.
Ogias or Ogre: Shak MacCready, Fred Alder, Ted Chapman, Peter Terry, Ellen Currie and Brett Fitzpatrick.
Space Angels: John Tresize, Terry Blade, Bev Wynyard, Matthew Robertson and Greg Norman.
Sun Dancers: Mike Colonna, Dave Sheridan, Mike Taylor and Caryn Dudson.
Live Music by: Rick Steele, Ted Chapman and Norma Leaf.
Original music score written, arranged and performed by Simon Alexander. Produced and mixed by Simon Alexander and Doug Rogers at Harlequin Studios.
Mahana Rock Opera
Lead guitar: John Cossar. 2nd guitar: Aramete. Drums: Stuart Crooks, Bass: Corban Simpson. Sax: Jim Dixon, Keyboards: Ben Grudd, Acoustic guitars: Bobby Simmons, Waka Kimera. Backing vocals: Mahia Blackmore, Dale Whitcombe, John Tucker. Land agent: John Tucker. Priest: Daniel Keighley. Pioneers wife: Pauline Mann. Māori people: Waka Kimera, Mahia Blackmore and Norma Leaf. Soldiers: Podge and Shak MaCready. Narration: Matthew Robertson. Māori tribal leader: Bobby Simmons. Pioneer: Mike Colonna.
Winter Show Production team
Lighting: Jay McCoy, Andrew McNicoll, Jeff O'Donnell and Brett Fitzpatrick (Radar). Sound: Moby, Easy and Mark. Choreography and artistic direction: Chris Cooper Special effects: Mike Taylor. Masks: Matthew Robertson. Costumes: Pauline Mann and Ellen Currie. Road crew: Pixie Fox, Doug Lawrence, Podge, Dianne and Robert Briar. Winter Show Produced and Directed by Peter Terry.
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