The World Wide Robin Hood Society is an internet-based organisation that globally promotes the Robin Hood legend and its associations with Nottingham and Sherwood Forest. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. You can also watch the Robin Hood Twitter Stream. Robin Hood is frequently in the news and you can keep up with some of the latest stories in the media on our 'NEWS-LINE' and also send in your Robin Hood related information to This email address is being protected from spambots. It also provides a diverse information resource and a news and discussion outlet for members and interested enthusiasts. With a combination of articles, comment, opinion and news features, the new format website focuses on 22 distinct areas where the Robin Hood legend has influence and connections. Ranging from its traditional historic roots through modern business and media practice to the contemporary arts, Robin Hood has become one of the most established and enigmatic figures in popular culture, even though the true origins of his legendary existence and who he really was still remains a mystery. If you'd like to support us, consider buying a Robin Hood hat or other products - please visit us at the Robin Hood Shop. Theatre Bristol is entirely volunteer run and we invite you to get involved.Welcome to the World Wide Robin Hood Society's "Many Faces of Robin Hood" website which has recently been updated in a brand new format that reflects the many ways in which the Robin Hood legend still has a lasting impact and influence in the 21st Century. Some of its performances take place in the ARTspace, a multi-purpose, black box theatre which seats up to 120.
Its Main Stage season consists of up to five productions. The ARTspace Theatre is located at 506 State Street, Bristol, TN 37620.įounded in 1965, Theatre Bristol is the oldest continually running children’s theatre in northeast Tennessee and now proud to start its 51st season. Tickets for all performances are $12 for adults, $10 for students and senior citizens (over 60). The Deputies are Abram Moore as Bardolph, Zaiah Gray as Randolph, and Solomon Lennon as Ferguson.īaskett is supported by stage manager Shannon Dabney, with production team Suzanne Eleas, Laura O’Bryan, James Altman, Kaylee Fleenor, and Stage Combat Instructor CJ Ferguson.įor reservations, tickets may be purchased online, by phone at 42, or at the door though please note that many shows sell out in advance. The Merry Maidens are Ava Marie White as Lucy, Carly Street as Georgie, Sydney Cunningham as Kate, and Whitney Brooks as Ethel. Bill Locke is Alfred the Saxon, Margaret Swiney is his wife Alfrieda, and their children are Ava Marie White as Alison, Abram Moore as Albert, Carly Street as Alice, Zaiah Gray as Alvin, Sydney Cunningham as Alyssa, Solomon Lennon as Alwyn, Whitney Brooks as Alfreda, and Sophia Horton as Little Alfie Jr.
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