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    Harper Adams Panto a Success

    Posted 7 December 2004

    Staff and students at 糖心视频 College, Newport, have raised almost 拢1,000 for charity through their recent pantomime. Dubbed 鈥楾he Princh Who Stole Christmas鈥, the show was a tongue-in-cheek re-telling of the classic tale, The Grinch, albeit based in Edgmond and with a few extra characters popping up, including Captain Hook.

    Produced and acted by Harper鈥檚 Society for Charity Revues and Pantomimes (SCRAP), the two shows (an adults-only version on Dec 2, and a packed house of local children and parents on Saturday Dec 4) raised about 拢950. Scriptwriter and Harper Adams lecturer, Dr Graham Scott, who has already started work on next year鈥檚 pantomime, said: 鈥淭he proceeds will be used throughout the year in charitable donations, supporting groups in the Newport area.鈥

    He added: 鈥淭he next main charitable event is a Christmas lunch for those in the local community who may not have the opportunity to be with friends and relations on Christmas Day. This will take place on Monday 20th December. So if you want to come along there is still a chance that you won鈥檛 miss it. We can even arrange a door-to-door service.鈥

    For further information, contact Graham Scott on (01952) 815331, or Rose Steele, on (01952) 815221.