Sinbad the Sailor, the ship’s captain	Florie Jerome-Ball
Mrs Semolina Sinbad, the ship’s cook and Sinbad’s mother	Mike Watt
Tinbad the Tailor, the sailmaker	Pete Ashton
Mrs Sinbad’s friend Mustapha Kit-Kat, the ship’s bosun	Tom Howes
The Caliph of Constantinople	Tony Moul
The Princess Pearl, his bride to be	Julia Smith
Sinistro, the wicked sorcerer	Joe Haynes
Talida, a native girl of Nirvana	Emily Pepper
Crunchbones, the witchdoctor of Nirvana	Guy Heiser
The Old Man of the Sea	Andy McKay
Bludruncolda, the evil priestess at the Shrine of Love	Silvia Fidler
El Hump, the disdainful camel	Linda Daman  Jenny Manning
The Wazir of Constantinople	Kanagendra
Coca & Cola, ex members of the Caliph’s harem	Lauren Priestnall Emma Sinclair
The Chorus, playing citizens of Constantinople, natives of Nirvana, and slaves of the Shrine of Love.	Josie Daman, Kelly Doward Katie Huyton,  Izzy Marchant Olivia McCormick, Celia Reinbolt, Ellen Snell, Ellen Thorne and members of the cast

‘SINBAD THE SAILOR’ was a wonderful sell-out success with the usual accolade of “Best Ever”.  This really was the best ever: enthusiastic direction from EJ, highly professional musical direction from Rod Murray (the music and singing improve every year), great dance choreography from Josie Daman and colourful sets and slick changes from Sheila, Martin and crew.  Make-up was particularly complicated with many ‘unusual’ characters and this was cheerfully and expertly applied by Chez Payne-Annetts and her team. Wendy and team made sure that Props were spot-on as usual.  Special mention has to go to Maureen Fennemore and Judi Rowlands for the magnificent costumes which were the result of three months hard work and enthusiasm.  WTW is very fortunate in having what is undoubtedly the most dedicated and knowledgeable wardrobe department.