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*Sparta, a demolition dealer - [[Arthur Skinner]] | *Sparta, a demolition dealer - [[Arthur Skinner]] | ||
*Gwen, his daughter - [[Ginny Kybert]] | *Gwen, his daughter - [[Ginny Kybert]] | ||
| − | * | + | *Mindel - [[Dennis Packham]] |
| + | *Sweeting - [[Tom Swann]] | ||
*Other dealers | *Other dealers | ||
*Fred - [[Malcolm Saunders]] | *Fred - [[Malcolm Saunders]] | ||
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*Lighting Control - [[Wendy Opie]], [[Tony Rapson]] & [[Colin Stokes]] | *Lighting Control - [[Wendy Opie]], [[Tony Rapson]] & [[Colin Stokes]] | ||
*Sound - [[Gordon Scott]] | *Sound - [[Gordon Scott]] | ||
| − | *Set Construction - [[Paul Beech]], [[Bernie Bullbrook|Bernard Bullbrook]], [[Christine Crow]] [[Geoffrey Keep]], [[Roy Savage]], [[Ray Seaton]] & [[Yvonne Shun]] | + | *Set Construction - [[Paul Beech]], [[Bernie Bullbrook|Bernard Bullbrook]], [[Christine Crow]], [[Geoffrey Keep]], [[Roy Savage]], [[Ray Seaton]] & [[Yvonne Shun]] |
*Wardrobe - [[Helen Dixon]] | *Wardrobe - [[Helen Dixon]] | ||
*F.O.H. Manager - [[Frank Howcutt]] | *F.O.H. Manager - [[Frank Howcutt]] | ||
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== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
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| + | Image:MakeMeAnOffer004.jpg|[[Ann Mattey]] | ||
| + | Image:MakeMeAnOffer002.jpg|From newspaper review | ||
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| + | Image:MakeMeAnOffer009.jpg|[[John Harris]] | ||
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== Reminiscences and Anecdotes == | == Reminiscences and Anecdotes == | ||
Latest revision as of 15:34, 23 June 2019
Book by Wolf Mankowitz Music & Lyrics by Monty Norman & David Heneker
Produced by Eileen Nelson & Raymond Nelson
Performances: 14th & 16th – Sat 21st July 1973, Theatre
Contents
Introduction
Our first musical.
The action takes place in the Portobello Road, London & Cramping Grange, a country house.
Cast
- Charlie, a young dealer - Richard Ebbs
- Sally, his wife - Sharon Pearce
- Redhead, a lady dealer - Anne Mattey
- Wendl, an important dealer - John Harris
- Sparta, a demolition dealer - Arthur Skinner
- Gwen, his daughter - Ginny Kybert
- Mindel - Dennis Packham
- Sweeting - Tom Swann
- Other dealers
- Fred - Malcolm Saunders
- Moishe - Mike Mawby
- Milton - Brian Scoltock
- Taffy - Nigel Parry-Jones
- Paddy - Peter Davies
- Bernard - Kenneth Madden
- John True - John Davies
- His Clerk - Mike Mattey
- Trippers, Shoppers etc - Sally Davies, Doris Emmerton, Lilian Frith, Sheila Harris, Diana Hawkesworth, David Mattey, Jayne Mattey, Doreen Pearce, Josie Robinson, Sara Saunders & Jean Warboyes
Music
- Musical Director - Raymond Nelson
- Orchestra led by Irene Winbourne (Piano)
- Flute - Janet Gorman
- Clarinet - Janet Parkin
- Violins - Pamela Petts & Jane Fenton
- Violoncello - Sally Fenton
- Double Bass - Patricia Miles
- Percussion - Nicholas Hislam
Crew
- Choreography - Doreen Pearce
- Design - David Nash
- Stage Manager - Tony Westhead
- Assistant Stage Managers - Susan Cooksey, Clarence Llewellyn-Smith, Sheila Pasco, Glyn Putwain, Raymond Sargent & Christine Wilson
- Lighting Control - Wendy Opie, Tony Rapson & Colin Stokes
- Sound - Gordon Scott
- Set Construction - Paul Beech, Bernard Bullbrook, Christine Crow, Geoffrey Keep, Roy Savage, Ray Seaton & Yvonne Shun
- Wardrobe - Helen Dixon
- F.O.H. Manager - Frank Howcutt
- Programme Design - David Marchant
- Photographs - B.I.M. Harding
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
- Photos by Bim Harding
From newspaper review
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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Or add anything that is related within this site. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.
References
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