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Latest revision as of 14:55, 24 July 2014
Performances: Tue 6th - Sat 10th May 2003, Bell Theatre
Contents
Come into the Garden, Maud
By Noel Coward
Directed by Paul Hurley
Introduction
Belonging to the 1965 Coward collection 'Suite in Three Keys', this light comedy centres around Anna-Mary and Verner Conklin, an extremely wealthy American couple on holiday in Europe. While Anna-Mary plans for a dinner party to impress her snobbish friends - plans which soon begin to go awry - Verner begins to reconsider their relationship after the arrival of the mysterious Maud.
Cast
- Anna-Mary Conklin - Eileen Coan
- Felix - Paul Crump
- Verner Conklin - John Lyne
- Maud Caragnani - Ronae Jolliffe
Crew for Come Into the Garden Maude
- Production Assistant - Kat Boyce
- Hair - Jay Michaels
- Costume - Philip Hinton
Melons at the Parsonage
Directed by Bob Callender
Introduction
When two companies become joint winners of a local drama festival the rules decree a tie breaker. Each group must perform an extract from its own play and then an extract from the opposing team's entry. The pieces are very different - one a traditional murder mystery featuring a vicar, a maid and a spinster, the other a piece of dark experimental art, full of symbolic meanings.
Cast
- Iris - Chris Theophilus
- Ted - Stuart Flitton
- Drunken Geordie - Emma Wilson
- Small Delighted Person - Maria Cottee/Paul Cottee
- Vicar - Matthew Lyne
- Maid - Emma Hillman
- Spinster - Beth Smith
- Jam 1 - Chris Loft
- Jam 2 - Marie Hull
- Jam 3 - Fiona Daffern
- Jam 4 - David Lomas
- Voices - Chris Bennett, Rosie Brunt, Alan Buckman, Marian Buss, Bob Callender, Liam Campbell, Emma Jane Connolly, Fiona Daffern, Helen Davies, Kay Dobby, Stuart Draper, Peter Fortune, Duncan Hart, Emma Howcutt, Paul Hurley, Marie Hull, Deirdre Jackson, Joe St Johanser, Jack King, Anton Krause, Maggie Kruger, Chris Learmonth, David Lomas, John Lyne, Lisa Marsh, Peter Medd, Pat Mill, Elinor Morgan-Jones, Stephen Pitt, Abi Spooner, Christopher Vian-Smith & Victoria Waddington
Crew for Melons at the Parsonage
- Production Assistant - Emma Wilson
- Costume - Marie Hull
- Choreography - Anna York
- Fight Arranger - Helen Davies
Crew for both plays
- Stage Manager - Jess Osorio
- Assistant Stage Managers - Maria Cottee & Paul Cottee
- Lighting Design - Emma Jane Connolly & Anna York
- Sound Design - Andrew Rickinson
- Lighting & Sound Operator - Alex Heighes
- Set Design - Liam Campbell
- Set Construction - Liam Campbell, Matthew Lyne, Anton Krause, Bob Callender & Paul Hurley
- Props - Alan Buckman
Gallery
Matthew Lyne, Emma Hillman & Beth Smith?
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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