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Revision as of 22:33, 29 January 2019
by Ariadne
Performances: Tue 22nd – Sat 26th January 2019, Old Fire Station
Contents
Introduction
London, 1696.
St James' Park bustles with the fine, and the not-so-fine, folk of London town on a warm Saturday morning. Charlotte and Juliana scavenge for boys'clothes, tring to avoid the attention of Charlotte's older brother Charles and his good friend Sir Roger. Cousin Bella arrives in London, with little idea of the adventures that lie ahead, and Lovewell finds his poetry is particularly bad today. Meanwhile, tavern owner Freeman and his wife Urania prepare for the weekend, ably helped by their maid, Doll. Wouldbe continues his imprudent wooing of Urania, whilst dodging his wife, Dowdy and mother-in-law, Bedlam. And of course, our musicians find ways to profit from all the plotting.
Cast
- Charlotte - Megan Jordan
- Juliana - Georgie Carter
- Bella / Ariadne - Elena Markham
- Lovewell - David Angland
- Charles - Benjamin Hooper
- Roger - Daniel Kelly
- Urania - Roxana Graves
- Freeman - Chris Vian-Smith
- Wouldbe - Ross McKenzie
- Dowdy - Liz Glazzard
- Beldam - Margaret Glenn
- Doll - Filippa Arnstad Sebom
- Ben the Drayman / Musician - Owen Chidlaw
- Desmond Cordes / Musician - Adam Crook
Crew
- Musical Director - Owen Chidlaw
- Stage Manager - Mark Ireson
- Assistant Stage Manager - Kay George
- Lighting Design - Bex Law & Sean Thomas
- Lighting Operator - Michael Rossiter
- Set Construction - Mark Ireson, Hans Mudlamootoo & Graham Clements
Reviews
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Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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