SILVER
The words of Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island are brought to life in John Oliver Peel’s musical adaptation of this classic work.
This is an adventure-filled tale of hidden booty, an engaging assortment of pirates, and a young boy who will discover his inner treasure through honour and friendship.
A great audio musical drama with a great cast, original musical score, sound effects and lots of excitement.
A memorable sound adventure!
Cast
Narrator – Valerie Houston-Peel
Long John Silver – John Oliver Peel
Captain Smollet – John Oliver Peel
Doctor Livesey – John Oliver Peel
Billy Bones – John Oliver Peel
Black Dog – John Oliver Peel
Ben Gunn – John Oliver Peel
Jim Hawkins – Marla McHardy
Lady Trelawny – Aussa Penniall
Mrs. Hawkins – Mary Hayes-Stewart, Kate Sutherland
Pirates – Don Veilleux, Don Pelling
Music Lyrics and Script by John Oliver Peel
Directed by John Oliver Peel
Production – Valerie Houston-Peel
Sound Engineer – Scott Pelling
Mix & Master by Explosive Device Studios
Comments:
“Congratulations on another wonderful show! I was very impressed by all aspects of it. The music, of course, was fabulous and your costumes were great…..very colourful and innovative. The pirates certainly looked like a motley crew. As for Long John Silver….that goes without saying….he is always wonderful on stage. I marvelled at his standing on one leg for so long. I thought your make-up people did a terrific job. I sat beside a little boy who enjoyed the chase scene with Jim Hawkins so much I thought you were going to have “audience participation”. The young lady who played Jim Hawkins was very impressive too….such a big voice for such a small person!
Many congrats to John. The music….and the choreography (congrats Tia) made for a very exhilarating performance. The blend of voices in the finale almost brought tears to my eyes. The cast deserves a grand applause.” Barbara Pryce
“WOW, what a show! Loved it….all of it! It was awesome! You, John and your cast of a thousand are to be very, very proud. What talents!” Linda Sanderson