The opening scene - Dame Dollop's Farm

Mick Elsegood as "Billy Bumpkin" dancing with the chorus

Paul Woods as "Dame Dollop" singing with her dog (Jack Boardman), her pig (Thomas Penny), her cat (Rosie Boardman) and her rooster (Melissa Carr)

The Milkmaids.
L to R: Fiona Brownhill, Patsy Eddowes, Rebecca Boardman and Justine Boardman

The Police: Nick (Elisabeth Davies) and Nab (Vicci Elsegood)

Julie Booker as "Katie Cuddlesome" with Dame Dollop and Parson Goodfellow (Brian Jiggins)

"Sheila's Wheels"
L to R: Jack Boardman, James Eddowes, Thomas Penny

Katie spurns Billy's advances

Dame Dollop and Billy Bumpkin

Billy Bumpkin with one of the Milkmaids (Rebecca Boardman)

Billy and Daisy the cow (Played at various times by a combination of Charlotte Mountain, Martin Carr, James Eddowes, Patsy Eddowes and Scott McKenzie

A Milkmaid (Justine Boardman) comforts a distraught Lord Lotaloot (Al Burr) while Parson Goodfellow looks on

Lisa Westworth as Lady Caroline

Chris Hewett as the hero of the tale, "Dick Turpin"

Nick and Nab reveal the wanted poster

Dame Dollop meets Dick Turpin's alter ego, Dick Appleseed

Billy Bumpkin pays the price for impersonating Dick Turpin

Jailhouse Rock

The Honourable Justice Mildew played by Val Robinson

Dame Dollop cutting a dash as the Council for the Defence

The baddies!!
Smash (Martin Carr), Mr X (Brian Jiggins) and Grab (Charlotte Mountain)

Spring, Spring, Spring

Act 1 closes with a dance

Act 2 opens with a dance by the chorus girls fronted by Rosie Boardman, Melissa Carr and Katie Horton

Dame Dollop getting on friendly terms with Lord Lotaloot

Dame Dollop and Katie have a bit of a shock

Smash & Grab and Mr X plot to steal the jewels

Dame Dollop, Billy and Katie trapped in an underground cave

Mr X brandishing his weapon

General bedlam as Nick & Nab search for clues

Dick and Lady Caroline in a tender moment

Nick & Nab are no closer to solving the case

Lady Caroline and Katie discuss men

Lord Lotaloot being attended to by his maid (Val Robinson)

Lord Lotaloot is distraught once more. Justine Boardman and Fiona Brownhill lend their support