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| Not a pantomime, though it does include
elements of the panto story. It was written
as a result of a request for a work suitable
for a largish junior school where all ages
could take part and where rehearsal and preparation
would not be too demanding. The legend of
Dick Whittington, his cat and Bow Bells, has
grown over the years, and as it makes such
a lovely story, some of it is included in
our "true story". After all, Richard almost
certainly had a pet cat (most did in those
days), he married a lady called Alice, and
he would certainly have heard Bow Bells. |
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