Kenwyn Care Home
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Kenwyn visits the Caribbean for an evening
01/11/2007
Residents and staff at Kenwyn Care Home have enjoyed their Chef's Competition Day.
The fun kicked off with a party hosted by two clowns and featuring frolics of both a magical and musical nature.
Then in the evening the main dining room became a galley as the residents boarded ship for a night-time spectacular entitled The Pirates Of Penzance: Kenwyn Go To The Caribbean.
Pirate Bill was on top form and gave a rousing rendition of The Pirates Of Penzance and music from Captain Pugwash.
And there was some hearty fare for the mariners, with a Caribbean feast presented by head chef Richard Bonner and his team.
The seafarers rounded off their fantastic evening with a chorus of the Cornish anthem Trelawney and such a good time was had by all that they were rather reluctant to return to land. Dining room, ahoy!
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