Synopsis
Milo is always
bored - until the arrival of a surprise package projects him into an
unknown world and enables him to play an
important part in the struggle between two very strange kingdoms for the
supremacy of words or numbers.
In resolving this
conflict, Milo has many adventures and gradually comes to realise the
excitement of knowledge.
Act 1 Scene 1 |
Milo's Bedroom |
Scene 2 |
The Road to Dictionopolis |
The Interval |
Act 2 Scene 1 |
The Road to Digitopolis |
Scene 2 |
The Land of Ignorance |
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The Cast |
The Clock |
Anna Price |
Milo |
David Martin |
Whether Man |
Aideen Saxton |
Lethargarians |
Sam Sterry, Claire Murray |
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Greg Jones, Tim Ritzman, |
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Tom James, Miriam Thorn, |
Tock |
Katrina Mclaughlin, |
King Azaz the unabridged |
ChristopherWickett |
The Mathemagician, |
Laura lane Smith |
ruler of Digitopolis |
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Sweet Rhyme |
Faye Machin-Sniith ' |
Pure Reason |
Zara Price |
Gatekeeper |
Sarah Godfrey |
Word Merchants |
Dawn Machin-Smith |
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Alison Smith, |
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Anna Price |
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Sam Sterry |
Spelling Bee |
Joanna Englilsh |
Humbug |
Stephanie Cridge |
Ministers |
Holly Sharrock, |
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Sarah Godftey |
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Tom James, |
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Aideen Saxton |
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Tim Ritzman |
Page |
Clare Murray |
Kakofonous A. Dischord |
Gill Wingfield |
Awful Dynne |
Holly Sharrock |
Dodecahedron |
Louise Green |
Everpresent Wordsnatcher |
Dawn Machin-Smith |
Terrible Trivium |
Sara McCallum |
Demon of Insincerity |
Miriam Thorn |
Senses Taker |
Alison Smith |
Citizens of Dictionopolis, |
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Numbers Miners, |
The Company |
Numbers, Demons |
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The Production Team |
Stage Managers |
Rebecca Thompson |
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Mike Geisow |
Prompt |
Miriam Thorn |
Production and backstage |
Joanna Davis |
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Anna Warrington |
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Ann-Marie Wickett |
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Val Culm, Sheila Cridge |
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Maureen North |
Sound & Light |
Clive Holland |
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Keir Jones |
Set Design |
Liz Loach |
Set Construction |
Jeremy Rowe |
Set Painting |
Ray Jackson |
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Sue Price |
Publicity |
Pam Thompson |
Ticket Sales |
Kath Ready |
Refreshments |
Kath Ready |
Front of House |
Kath Ready |
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