What's On | Robin Hood

Robin Hood Artwork - an arrow flies into an archery board, text on the board reads 'Robin Hood'

The heroic characters from Robin Hood facing forwards in triumphant poses. From left to right: Samara Rawlins (Marion), Victoria Boyce (Bluebell), Matthew Heywood (Robin), Matt Freeman (Nanny Fanny) and Nick Bunt (Merlin).

Photo by Craig Fuller

In the foreground, Jodie Micciché as Morgana cackling wickedly while wearing a red gown with fur trim and a sparkly, pointy red headdress. Out of focus in the background, Nick Bunt as Merlin in disguise as Friar Tuck, wearing a monk's brown robes and a crucifix, looking towards Morgana with an aghast expression on his face.

Photo by Craig Fuller

Samara Rawlins (Marion) in the foreground, pointing a bow and arrow downwards while looking upwards into the distance. Matthew Heywood (Robin) stands out of focus in the background, gazing at Marion in puzzlement with his arms open wide.

Photo by Craig Fuller

Al Dunn (Sheriff of Nottingham) wearing a medieval tunic and shouting towards the audience. Behind him, Yñaqui Tuason-Inocian (Ensemble) and Molly Cheesley (Ensemble) dressed as guards holding up signs that say 'Laugh' next to a giant archery target.

Photo by Craig Fuller

Yñaqui Tuason-Inocian (Ensemble) and Molly Cheesley (Ensemble) dressed as guards, back-to-back, screaming in fear in front of a foresty backdrop.

Photo by Craig Fuller

Nick Bunt as Merlin wearing a blue wizard's cloak and pointy hat, holding his arms out with his mouth open, as several other pairs of arms stick out from behind him.

Photo by Craig Fuller

Exeter Northcott Theatre & Le Navet Bete present

Robin Hood

A new panto adventure…

Show Information
Company

When the scheming Sheriff of Nottingham enlists the forces of evil to help him steal the crown, it’s time for true heroes to step forward. Enter Robin, Marion and their makeshift band of merry men to stand up for the people of England and save the day. This is how legends are made, or at least it would be if they knew what they were doing.

This Christmas, Exeter Northcott (Beauty and the Beast) and Le Navet Bete (Treasure Island, A Christmas Carol) are joining forces to bring you a hilarious new family show. With all the festive fun of panto, Le Navet Bete’s trademark madcap comedy, a cast of 9, stunning sets and costumes, music and dance – this is going to be an experience not to miss.

SCHOOLS PERFORMANCES

Additional schools performances available. Please contact our Box Office for more information.

ACCESS PERFORMANCES

20 December, 7pm
BSL Interpreted by Daryl McMullan – Provided Complete Communication LTD

Audio Described on 18 December, 2.30pm, by Guy Newman and Harriet Godfrey. Includes a touch tour at 1pm.

Relaxed Performance on 17 December, 2.30pm. Among other adjustments, there will be no strobe lights used in this performance.

Robin Hood Visual Story

Victoria Boyce

Bluebell

Nick Bunt

Merlin

Elisabeth Burnette

Understudy

Molly Cheesley

Ensemble

Al Dunn

Sheriff of Nottingham / King Richard

Matthew Freeman

Nanny Fanny

Matthew Heywood

Robin Hood

Jodie Micciché

Morgana

Samara Rawlins

Marion

Yñaqui Tuason-Inocian

Ensemble

Northcott Theatre

Family, Pantomime, Theatre

Running time: 150 minutes, no interval

Members Discount, Group Discount (10+)

Suitable for the whole family, recommended for 5+ years.
This performance contains haze/smoke, flashing lights, strobe and some loud noises.