personality to life, making the pintsized villain feel larger-than-life. Every gesture, sneer, and flourish was perfectly executed, showcasing Paul’s attention to detail and his commitment to embodying the over-the-top nature of the role. What truly set Paul’s performance apart was his physicality. Performing the entire show on his knees while maintaining such a high-energy, dynamic portrayal was nothing short of remarkable. His ability to use this limitation to enhance the comedy was genius, from his pompous attempts at grandeur to his hilariously awkward dance moves. The audience roared with laughter every time Farquaad attempted to assert his authority, only to be hilariously undermined by his stature. Paul’s comic timing was spot-on, and he made the most of every line and moment, ensuring Farquaad remained a scene-stealing presence. Paul Rafferty delivered a villain we loved to hate - and couldn’t stop laughing at - especially when he appeared on a hobby horse. Only fitting for the mini-tyrant! Maria Dunford, as Dragon, mesmerised with her powerhouse vocals, bringing soul
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