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"But
once again – for the second year running –
it was Wallsend's Steve Walls that really shone as Smee.
Steve is the ultimate entertainer, and is the perfect
principal comic in a panto" |
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Tegan
Chapman; News Guardian |
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"I
particularly liked Smee and the Dame’s ridiculous
ballet routine. Steve Walls was a big hit, striking
up rapport with the audience, as the engaging Smee,
who develops an unlikely love interest in the Dame (panto
veteran Steve Luck playing both the Darlings’
nanny and the ship’s cook)" |
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Barbara
Hodgson - The Journal |
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"Walls
is a terrific panto comic (loved his Tiger Woods joke:
"Sorry Tiger can't come to the phone. He's playing
a round") |
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Peter Lathan; The British Theatre Guide |
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"A
true highlight of the evening was the early interludes
with Smee, played by Steve Walls, and Nurse Nora, played
by Steve Luck. The jokes and local jibes were simply
fantastic – you really were left hoping for a
slight delay in the scene changes" |
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Chris
McBriarty, Newcastle Evening Chronicle |
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"The
highlights, however, are Steve Walls as dim-witted Smee
and Steve Luck as the hilarious Nurse Nora. Both have
the audience eating out of the palms of their hands
and when they aren’t making us laugh, they are
making each other giggle" |
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Alison
Carr; The Stage Newspaper |
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"The
show, however, belongs to the dim-witted Smee (Steve
Walls) and the object of his affections Nurse Nora (Steve
Luck). Walls is energetic and likeable, immediately
engaging with the children and leading the audience-
participation hi-jinks that ensue" |
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WHATSONSTAGE.COM |
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“The
ebullient Steve Walls brings the cowardly Smee to life.
The stock comedy song, The 12 Days of Christmas, once
again brought down the house as Walls pursued Five Toilet
Rolls that had been hurled into the audience and finished
off the proceedings by squirting the stalls with a supersoaker,
Superb slapstick” |
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Viv
Hardwick; The Northern Echo |
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