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THE JUNIOR PLAY
'Love plus Money'
In a small Mediterranean village, a reclusive nobleman learns that the only way that he can stand for office is to get married to a local girl. When the news that Don
Marco plans to marry spreads, the villagers eagerly anticipate his arrival: none more so than the miserly Donna Pantalini and her bumbling friend Don Dottore, who both hope
to marry their daughters off for money. The problem is, no-one has any idea what Don Marco actually looks like...
Meanwhile, a handsome young man arrives, dressed in a smart suit and shiny shoes. Could this be Don Marco? And who is the sinister character following hard on his heels,
swearing vengeance? Poisoners, pirates, lovers in disguise and shoe salesmen all cross paths in this simple tale of everyday village folk, love and money.
The Junior Play is presented by students from the third and fourth form.
Performances: Thursday 24th at 7.30pm and Friday 25th May at 6.00pm
Admission is FREE
Love and Money Cast List
| Don Marco, local noble: | Dan Odutola |
| His Advisors: | Isabella Leyh |
| Zoe Crook |
| Alex Dixon |
| Joe Baio |
| Jon Barnfield |
| Isabella, Daughter of Pantalini: | Sophie Quaile |
| Luciana Daughter of Dottore: | Lucy Curtis |
| Paulina, servant to Don Dottore: | Natalie Heritage |
| ROSALINA, servant to Donna Pantalini: | Anna Cook |
| Donna Pantalini, Miserly mother of Isabella: | Damaris Dresser |
| Dottore, Foolish friend of Pantalini: | Rob Tatton-Brown |
| Peasant Girls: | Elleri Hughes |
| Katie Longman |
| Lauren Gilmour |
| Susannah Shane |
| Anna Cook |
| Valentino, the dapper stranger: | Peter Taylor |
| Paolo, his servant: | Rhys Edwards |
| Don Gonzalo, villainous adventurer type: | Charles Markham |
| Enrico, his servant: | Pascal Siddons |
| Lucio, the hopeless young lover: | Joshua Barnes |
| Nuncio, his servant: | Will D'Albertson |
| Donna Gianni, a widow: | Sarah Clarke |
| Primi and Mimi, her mourning daughters : |
Jo and Claire Moffat |
| Grusha, the old cook: | Saskia James |
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