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By Kathie Russo , Special to the Rappahannock News
Wakefield Country Day School’s auditorium last weekend was briefly transformed into Sherwood Forest, the setting for the Drama Club’s performance of “The Legend of Robin Hood, Sort Of.”
The cast and crew delivered an extremely professional and entertaining rendition of Pat Cook’s two-act play about Robin Hood and his Merry Men doing their best to thwart the tyrannical King John.
The play was directed by Wakefield teacher Maryann Sullivan, with able assistance from stage manager Whitney Matthews.
This version of Robin Hood stayed true to the traditional story, while offering some humorous modem day adaptations. The audience’s attention was immediately captured by Paul Beattie’s rather unique portrayal of King John.
Paul spoke “the King’s English” with a Southern drawl, contrasted later in the play by King Richard (Stephen Dowell),
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