Sinbad The Sailor (Barrow)
Colin Barrow
Genre: Pantomime
Cast size: 12 + Chorus
Duration: Two Act
Colin Barrow | Pantomime | 2m, 3f, 7m/f + Chorus
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Sinbad is in love with Princess Yasmeen, the Sultans daughter. On the cusp of asking the Sultan to consent to their marriage, Sinbad gets a tempting letter and map that could make his fortune by doing this one final voyage. Princess Yasmeen is not keen, but accepts the situation and gives Sinbad a special amulet to keep him safe. This amulet proves to be his saviour more than once during his journey to the, ‘Land of Make Believe’ in search of the ‘Great Valley of Paradise’. With a crew that includes his brother, Stitchup and Mother, mayhem ensues.
Sinbad finds the Valley and encounters the Old Man of the Sea (villain) who shows Sinbad the wealth of gems but has plans not to let Sinbad remove any of them, in fact he plans to bring Sinbad to his death! But the amulet once again saves the day for Sinbad to return home with a ship full of gem stones and a very wealthy man. This means that not only on Sinbad’s return does the Sultan consent the marriage to his daughter, but the Sultan decides to bite the bullet and marry Mrs.Sinbad. But it also seems, Stitchup and Zalida have found romance after she kissed him on the lips behind a bush which shocked Stitchup who thought it was really rude. So Stitchup says “now they got to get married!”
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