He’s behind you! We take a look back at a performance of Aladdin at St Matthew’s School in Ipswich.
Aladdin is an ancient tale set in the Middle East of a peasant boy who finds a genie in a lamp.
In the pantomime version of the story, Widow Twankey - a lady who runs a laundrette - is Aladdin's mother.
Widow Twankey, the dame of the show, was entertaining the children all afternoon with her humourous slapstick.
The evil Abanaza tries to conspire against the emporer and take power for himself, he decieves Aladdin too.
Aladdin falls in love with the princess, and they all lived happily ever after.
? Do you remember attending the Aladdin as a child at St Matthew's School in 1978? Write, giving your full contact details, to newsroom@archant.co.uk
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