Book and lyrics by L. Arthur Rose and Douglas Furber.
Book revised by Stephen Fry,
with conributions to revisions by Mike Ockrent.
Music by Noel Gay.
Tuesday 29th November to Saturday 3rd December 2011
The Production team
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| Musical Director Deborah Barry |
Director Dave Richardson |
Choreographer Heather Dean |
| Construction Manager. |
Gerald Clayton |
| Stage Manager & Set Design | Barbara Clayton |
| Assistant Stage Manager | John Firth |
| Props |
Brenda Newton Elaine Prudhoe John Hutton |
| Prompt | Carole Stephen |
| Wardrobe |
Kathryn Hayes Lynne Henderson |
| Lighting | Nigel King |
| Sound | Mike Brown |
| Follow Spot Operator | Trevor Cooper |
| Front of House Manager | Betty Nesbit |
The Cast
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Bill Snibson (Andy Dean) a cockney costermonger who inherits Lord Hareford's land and title. |
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Sally Smith (Helen Cash) Bill's cockney sweetheart. |
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Maria, Duchess of Dene (Pam Hutton) an intimidating aristocrat. Bill's Aunt. |
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Sir John Tremayne (Jonathan Cash) who is kind to Sally and Bill. He is in love with the Duchess. |
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Gerald Bolingbroke(Andrew Fearon) an attractive young man who is in love with Jackie.. |
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Lady Jacqueline Carstone (Katie Howes) breaks off her engagement with Gerald to pursue Bill. |
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Herbert Parchester (David Wilkinson) the family solicitor. |
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Sir Jasper Tring (David Cogan) an elderly and hard-of-hearing nobleman. |
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Lord Battersby (Richard Dodds) |
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Lady Battersby (Lynne Henderson). |
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Mrs Brown (Heather Thompson) Sally's landlady |
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Charles, the Butler (Joe Costigan). |
The Chorus
| Philip Aspey | Anita Curry | Emma McEnaney |
| Brian Barry | Sue Hayes | Tony Overton |
| Emma Cash | Ted Henderson | Brenda Rutter |
| Deborah Charleton | Jaqie Hopper | Matthias Schmid |
| Terry Connelly | Janice Jobson | Gill Thompson |
| Margaret Craddock | Kali Kaur | Heather Thompson |
The Band
| Bass |
Kirsteen Grey |
| Percussion | Julie Parkin |
| Trumpet | Ron Creasey |
| Piano | Malcolm Moffat |
| Flute / Clarinet / Sax | Liane Todd |
