Posted by Nigel
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on 6/27/2009, 9:11 pm, in reply to "Re: mother goose"
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We still have many traditions in pantomime that have remained intact- like never actually saying the last rhyming couplet that you deliver in the curtain call until the opening night- like keeping your finest costumes until the curtain call that we traditionally call "The Walk Down", like having our immortals come onto the stage from different sides- right for good and left (from "Sinister" ) fopr the villain, and our longest tradition might well be that of having the Principal boy and girl be the last to enter in "The Walk Down"- the finale reminds us all that the pantomime is about the happy ever after aspect- the love story of our hero and his lady. It is not about the title role, but about that essential part of the pantomime- the story.
Sorry about the lecture, it just slipped out!
Cheers,
Nigel
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: When I have appeared as Mother Goose I have
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: does anyone know for the walkdown in mother
: goose does mother goose come last by
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