Some early tweets as the show has just ended (one poor girl can't get to him in the pub LOL!) --
TK @TamseyKitten 3m
@leemeadofficial @mazcoyne @TRPlymouth loved the show tonight. Songs, sword fights, dancing and laughs - a fun show.
lucy shute @fruitshute 5m
@leemeadofficial @BobbyDavro1 fab panto @TRPlymouth we all loved it soooooo funny well done to all of you #robinhood
Ro @f1roro 2m
Fabulous first night for #RobinHood @TRPlymouth - great work from the whole cast and @leemeadofficial's swordplay is a sight to behold ;-)
Kate Collins @kecollins11 5m
@leemeadofficial very much enjoyed the panto this evening! Christmas holidays have officially started :)
Katy @Katy44118800 4m
@leemeadofficial (were sat at a table) my friend has an iron grip on my wrist and won't let me come over :(
Katy @Katy44118800 1m
@leemeadofficial were in the pub as you but my friend won't let me come and say hi! Please will you take a picture with us were at the bar!
Carmen Stamper @movette2000 10s
@BobbyDavro1 @leemeadofficial absolutely brilliant panto. 3 generations watching and screaming with laughter. Thank u.
Chantale StJohnRosse @tincor 56s
@leemeadofficial nicholas and I loved the panto and as I said on the door we are doing it again.and thank you for any dream..
Gwenlee @gwenlee_10 24s
@leemeadofficial really amazing panto tonight! You were awesome! X
Amy Louise @xXAmyLouiseeXx 5m
Just been to see 'Robin Hood' with @leemeadofficial oh my lord it was amazing!!! Well done :3. Ahhh <3
Just listened to the interview - it was with Lee and Jeffrey Holland. Lee's Essex accent was pretty strong in parts. Nice interview. I laughed at the Princial Boy thing - so they've replace a lady slapping her thighs with Lee...er...slapping his thighs!
"There’ll be fun in and out of the theatre, he promises.
He and singer/actor Lee Mead (Robin) get on well. They were paired together last year when Lee made his panto debut in Jack And The Beanstalk in Southampton. Panto veterans Jeffrey Holland (Hi-de-Hi and many more sitcoms), who plays Nurse Tilly Tick, and comedy all-rounder Bobby Davro (Will Scarlet) are also in the Plymouth show.
“I am doing this with a lot of mates,” says Nigel. “You wait to see what we get up to with Lee, on and off stage.
“It’ll be dangerous at night. But my wife is down so she will be keeping me in order,” he says, rowing back."
It's a great show and those yet to go are in for a real treat, but I am rather dreading my next visit when I will have a much closer encounter with Webster than I had on my first visit, and which I will not be comfortable with. I'm working on a way to shut him out and focus on Robin - it's not going to be easy
I really can sympathise with anybody who has a fear of spiders, I'm lucky enough not to be bothered by them but am constantly having to grab the remote control if a film or TV programme shows a close up of a fish in a bowl or tank. It's a horrible feeling for something that unnerves you to suddenly appear. The fear/disgust might be irrational but it's still there!
OK i'm in the mood for a review even though its late.
I went with the family on Sun29th and Monday matinee 30th December.
Its so hard to say things without spoilers for the show!!
The show is very funny and completely whacky. In fact I hear its getting funnier and whackier every time they do it!! It'll be a riot by the time they get to the last show!
I loved it. The overall wow factor for me was finally seeing Lee in that costume after spending several months drooling over the photoshoot pics!
And boy does he look good in it!!
We were sat in row B so we had a close enough view to count the hairs and I don't think I will be crossing any boundaries by saying that there is no shirt and it is soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo good!!
The audience was very loud, Bobby Davro does a good job at getting everyone going in lots of ways that I can't say!
The front rows are very 4D in terms of experience!! OMG I even have to careful with my use of smilies!
Its a very different show compared to Jack and the Beanstalk predominately because Julian was absent. We did miss Julian for his drama and presence and also Paul Zerdin which we also enjoyed last year. Bobby is different but is very good. I love the chemistry between Lee and Nigel Havers.
The kids loved Bobby's jokes and were happy to go to the second show within 24hrs lol (I didn't bribe them honest).
They do some funny musical numbers which get everyone cheering.
Its a very long way to travel and with this terrible weather its even more of a worry but if anyone thinks they have a small chance of going, they should try because its well worth it.
Don't think it is quite as bad here though we do have some flooding locally....same place floods every year though. Trying to keep thinking positive thoughts about Tuesday's journey.
Stunning indeed. I hope everybody managed to get to Plymouth over the last week, and that people make it there this week. My journey down wasn't too bad, just one awkward bit where we had to get off the train at Tiverton Parkway and get a replacement coach to Plymouth. It was straight through to Sheffield (And then the train goes on to Dundee) afterwards.
And now I'm going to give you a blow-by-blow account of the panto, spoilers and all...
OH NO I'M NOT!! Them as wants spoilers must PM me. On here, all I'll say is that Lee was brilliant, both vocals and acting, Bobby Davro was very funny and Nigel an excellent villain, with some funny touches as well (although that song he pinched from Comic Relief was heavily censored, I remember the original!). The two female leads looked great and sang well, and the little kids were adorable. Jeffrey Holland did quite well too, but I think he was eclipsed by the others. He's a lovely guy to talk to though, the whole cast were lovely at the stage door, especially Lee.
Plymouth itself is well worth a visit too.
Once more, I hope everybody who has booked for this manages to get there.