Matlock Musical Theatre to stage The Wizard of Oz at Grand Pavilion, Matlock Bath

Join Matlock Musical Theatre as freaky weather and a bang on the head transport Dorothy and her little dog Toto to the wonderful Land of Oz. As she dons her ruby
The Wizard of Oz to be performed by Matlock Musical Theatre from May 14 - 16 ******Do not delete until June at the earliest*****The Wizard of Oz to be performed by Matlock Musical Theatre from May 14 - 16 ******Do not delete until June at the earliest*****
The Wizard of Oz to be performed by Matlock Musical Theatre from May 14 - 16 ******Do not delete until June at the earliest*****

slippers in Munchkinland follow her down the Yellow Brick Road, meeting friends Scarecrow, Tin Man and Cowardly Lion en route to the Emerald City. The journey is not without danger of course as the Wicked Witch of the West makes the going difficult. Will she be overcome? Will Scarecrow, Tin Man and Lion find their brain, heart and courage with the help of the Wizard? Will Dorothy find her way home?

In the director’s chair this time is James Strath who is also playing Tin Man, with Delph Richards and Sara Townsend making the up the rest of the creative team as

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musical director and choreographer respectively. Sara is also taking the part of Glinda the Witch of the North.

In the central role of Dorothy we’re pleased to introduce Amelia Village, who has previously performed with Bakewell Musical Theatre. Another new cast member is Poppy the miniature Schnauzer who is featuring as Toto. Society regular Jo Petch is Scarecrow and Mike Parkinson-Brown is making his MMT debut as Lion. Last but not least we welcome children from Clifton C of E Primary as Munchkin kiddies.

This fabulous show features such well-known and smashing songs as Ding Dong the Witch is Dead, If I Only Had a Brain, Merry Old Land of Oz and of course the iconic Over the Rainbow.

So why not bring your own Munchkins along or just relive your childhood and join us at the Grand Pavilion, Matlock Bath. Performances are 14, 15 & 16 May 2015 at 7.30 pm with a Saturday matinee at 2.30 pm. Tickets are £10 Adults and £8 Concessions and available from ticketsource.co.uk/matlockmusicaltheatre or from the Peak District Mining Museum or by phoning 07421 001170.

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