Shortland Street - Musical episode
2001 Television
- Drama
- Musical
- Soap Opera
The show Sleeping Beauty must go on in this episode of Shortland Street, even after head nurse Judy (Donogh Rees) is dragged onstage to replace boozed evil fairy Barbara (Annie Whittle). Stage manager Waverley (Claire Chitham) watches nervously as Chris Warner and Victor Kahu (Calvin Tuteao) perform their sword fight and (in)famous 'rap battle', only for Kahu to milk his death scene. Back at Shortland Street it's the Adam Heywood Show, as the doctor (Leighton Cardno) deals with multiple cases of poisoning. But nothing could match the headlines of September 11, which meant few viewers caught this episode.
Key Cast & Crew
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The main cast of Shortland Street in 2001. From left, Mihi Hudson (Quantrelle King), Te Hana Hudson (Vanessa Rare), Tama Hudson (David Wikaira-Paul), Joe Hudson (Rawiri Paratene), Waverley Wilson (Claire Chitham), Nick Harrison (Karl Burnett), Rachel McKenna (Angela Bloomfield), Dr Victor Kahu (Calvin Tuteao), Dr Patricia Hewitt (Maureen Edwards), Dr Chris Warner (Michael Glavin), Judy Brownlee (Donogh Rees), Matt McAllister (Roy Snow, standing behind), Donna Heka (Stephanie Tauevihi), Toni Thompson (Laura Hill, standing), Dr Adam Heywood (Leighton Cardno), Barb Heywood (Annie Whittle), Marshall Heywood (Paul Reid).
Photo courtesy of South Pacific Pictures
The main cast of Shortland Street in 2002/3. Back row, from left: Matt McAllister (Roy Snow), Dr Geoff Greenlaw (Andrew Laing), Dr Adam Heywood (Leighton Cardno), Anne Greenlaw (Emmeline Hawthorne), Dr Victor Kahu (Calvin Tuteao), Nelson Copeland (Quinton Hita), Mihi Hudson (Quantrelle King), Marshall Heywood (Paul Reid), Barb Heywood (Annie Whittle), Donna Heka (Stephanie Tauevihi) Front row: Tama Hudson (David Wikaira-Paul), Delphi Greenlaw (Anna Hutchison), Rachel McKenna (Angela Bloomfield), Dr Chris Warner (Michael Galvin), Waverley Wilson (Claire Chitam), Toni Thompson (Laura Hill), Judy Brownlee (Donogh Rees), Te Hana Hudson (Vanessa Rare).
Photo courtesy of South Pacific Pictures
