1975-Puss in Boots
1976-Jack & the Beanstalk
1977-Cinderella
1978-Aladdin
1979-Dick Whittington & His Cat
1980-Goldilocks & the Three Bears
1981-No Pantomime
1982-Sleeping Beauty
1983-Sinbad the Sailor
1984-Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
1985-Pinocchio
1986-Mother Goose
1987-Babes in the Wood
1988-Robinson Crusoe
1989-Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
1990-Little Red Riding Hood
1991-Aladdin
1992-Jack & the Beanstalk
1993-Dick Whittington & His Cat
1994-Cinderella
1995-The Pied Piper of Hamelin
1996-Not the '96 Pantomime
1997-Puss in Boots
1998-Sinbad the Sailor
1999-Sleeping Beauty
2000-Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
2001-Beauty & The Beast
2002-Red Riding Hood
2003-Robinson Crusoe
2004-Pinocchio

PLUMPTON PANTOMIME SOCIETY IS AFFILIATED TO NODA

26 Years of Pantomime in Plumpton

In 1975, at the suggestion of the local bobby, PC Dave Wickham, `Puss in Boots' was performed in the old Village Hall by a group of friends, led by Gill Wells. The show was staged by Plumpton Parents, Teachers and Friends Association (PPTFA) to say "thank you" to the villagers for their support of the PPTFA in raising money to help build the school swimming pool. The show was a great success and became an annual event. In 1981 the Pantomime Society was formed and has gone from strength to strength.

Over the years all the favourite pantos have been performed and it wasn't until 1991 that the first repeat appeared.

Over one hundred members, ex-members, and their guests, attended the reunion party held at the racecourse. Many OLD faces were present, including: Dave & Cynthia Wickham - Gill & Fred Wells - Dorothy Griffin - June & Dave Milton - Bob Taylor & the 'not so old' Jo Taylor - Gill & Peter Pratt - Pat Lanaway - Chris Higgins - Heather Pearce - Margaret Bradley - Tony & Jane Cornford - Pat Rozental & family, from Belgium - Valerie & Jim Symes (who did not wear fancy dress - Jim was heard to say " I am always in fancy dress")

The evening included dancing to a live band, a grand meal and a celebration cake decorated with the Plumpton Pantomime Horse. All agreed it was a great 'DO'.