2026 – Disney’s Beauty and the Beast
The Cast
Belle: Maddie Hall
Beast: George Harratt
Gaston: Oliver Freer
LeFou/ Narrator: Alexander Sparrow
Maurice: Andrew Bill
Lumière: Simon Hills
Cogsworth: Joe Jenkinson
Mrs. Potts: Charlotte Hernandez
Chip: Clara Hernandez
Babette/ Enchantress: Charlotte Davies
Madame de la Grande Bouche: Mandy Gauge
Village girl #1/ Wolf/ Napkin: Ellie Littlewood
Village girl #2/ Wolf/ Napkin: Tamsin Brown
Village girl #3/ Wolf/ Napkin: Robyn Taber-Hewett
D’Arque/ Bookseller/ Wolf/ Napkin: Katie Boyle
Sausage Curl Girl/ Wolf/ Acrobat: Jasmine Gould
Young prince/ Egg seller/ Wolf/ spoon: Imogen Patrick
Fish seller/ Knife: Bernie Esdaile
Aristocratic lady/ Knife: Jasmine Frid
Lady with Babies/ Fork: Chloe Oram
Milkmaid/ Fork: Nicola Rose
Baker/ Tavern master/ Plate: Mark Doran
Marie, the baker’s wife/ Armoured statue/ Plate: Judith Doran
Hat seller/ Plate: Robert Hobbs
Lady with cane/ Plate: Nichola Abbott
Village Child 1/ Salt: Matilda O’Connor
Village Child 2/ Pepper: Eula O’Leary
Village Child 3/ Teaspoon: Sam Melia
Orchestra
Conductor Ewan Campbell
Keyboard 1 Rob Norman
Keyboard 2 Carl Gratty
Flute Catherine Gibson
Oboe Lois Dale
Clarinet Issy Soans
Cornet/ Flugel Horn Alex Young
French Horn Mark Hall
Percussion John Stevenson
Violin Natalie Warrington
Cello Max Dale
Double bass Sue Frost
Double bass Mark Goodhew
Production Team
Director Kelly Housby
Musical Director Carl Gratty
Choreographer Rebecca Harratt
Producer George Harratt
Assistant Choreographer Ang Whitney
Assistant Director Joanne Davies
Assistant Director Robert Davies
Fight Choreographer Katie Boyle
Stage Manager Craig Chesters
Set Designer Oliver Freer
Scenic Projection and Video Production Kelly Housby
Sound Recordist and Designer Kris Grainger
Mixing Engineer Dave Patrick
Lighting Designer Mark Doran
Lighting Operator Nick Boulton
Props Master Rebecca Harratt
Costume Design Jess Shubotham
Wardrobe Mistress Ang Whitney
Make-up, Hair and Wigs Hannah Patrick and Ang Whitney
Thank you to each and every person who has contributed to this production in any way, including Alec Voss for fight choreography advice, all members who helped with set construction and rigging, and Mark Doran for making Lumiere’s hands!
Finally, thanks to the Crown Wharf Theatre Volunteer Team for making this a wonderful experience for our audience.