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*La Duchesse de Chateau Gaillard - [[Ruth Lidyard|Ruth Shettle]] | *La Duchesse de Chateau Gaillard - [[Ruth Lidyard|Ruth Shettle]] | ||
*Mlle Ondine de Chateau Lepompe - [[Delia Taitt]] | *Mlle Ondine de Chateau Lepompe - [[Delia Taitt]] | ||
| − | *Le | + | *Le Duc de Chateau Gaillard - [[Leslie Lidyard]] |
| − | *M. Beaujolais, Annette's husband - [[Colm O' | + | *M. Beaujolais, Annette's husband - [[Colm O'Neill]] |
*A Corporal of the National Guard - [[Charles Cheetham|Charlie Cheetham]] | *A Corporal of the National Guard - [[Charles Cheetham|Charlie Cheetham]] | ||
*A man in a nightcap - [[Bernard Witt]] | *A man in a nightcap - [[Bernard Witt]] | ||
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*Bride's mother - [[Jean Farge]] | *Bride's mother - [[Jean Farge]] | ||
*Bridegroom's mother - [[Julie Thompson]] | *Bridegroom's mother - [[Julie Thompson]] | ||
| − | *Bridegroom's father - [[John O' | + | *Bridegroom's father - [[John O'Connor]] |
*Nagging wife - [[Sheila Harris]] | *Nagging wife - [[Sheila Harris]] | ||
*Her husband, a letcher - [[Bernard Witt]] | *Her husband, a letcher - [[Bernard Witt]] | ||
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*Assistant Stage Managers - [[Sue Thompson]], [[Iris Lenny]], [[Julie Howcutt]], [[Ann King]] | *Assistant Stage Managers - [[Sue Thompson]], [[Iris Lenny]], [[Julie Howcutt]], [[Ann King]] | ||
*Lighting Design - [[Stephen Holroyd]] | *Lighting Design - [[Stephen Holroyd]] | ||
| − | *Lighting Operator - [[ | + | *Lighting Operator - [[Dillon]] |
*Sound - [[Gordon Scott]] | *Sound - [[Gordon Scott]] | ||
*Set Construction - [[Ray Seaton]] | *Set Construction - [[Ray Seaton]] | ||
*Assisted by - [[Edward Clark]], [[Jim Doyle]], [[Brian Fretwell]], [[Bob Marshall]], [[Larry Welch]] | *Assisted by - [[Edward Clark]], [[Jim Doyle]], [[Brian Fretwell]], [[Bob Marshall]], [[Larry Welch]] | ||
*Costumes Made by - [[Alan Buckman]] | *Costumes Made by - [[Alan Buckman]] | ||
| − | *Assisted by - [[Debby Parrett]], [[Jeanette Hoile]], [[Hilda | + | *Assisted by - [[Debby Parrett]], [[Jeanette Hoile]], [[Hilda Coulden]], [[Iris Lenny]] |
*Prompt - [[Anna Greenburgh]], [[Jean Warboyes]] | *Prompt - [[Anna Greenburgh]], [[Jean Warboyes]] | ||
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== Reminiscences and Anecdotes == | == Reminiscences and Anecdotes == | ||
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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:20, 23 December 2019
by Eugene Labiche & Marc Michel, Adapted by Thomas Walton
Directed by Jill Clark
Performances: Sat 6th – Sat 13th November 1982, Bell Theatre
Contents
Introduction
The play is set in Paris in 1912.
This show had a gala night attended by the Mayor of Lambeth (far right of picture).
Cast
- Virginia, Mme Beaujolais' maid - Marilyn Firth
- Felix, Fardinard's valet - David Bidmead
- Vezinet, Helen's deaf uncle - Michael Meldrum
- Fadinard, the Bridgegroom - Adrian McLoughlin
- Emile Tavernier, a soldier - Mark Copping
- Annette, Mme Beaujolias - Caroline Farge
- Nonancourt, the Bride's father - Dennis Packham
- Helen, the Bride - Julia Voak
- Boby, the Bride's cousin - Matthew Lyne
- Clara, a milliner - Nikki Hogg
- Tardiveau, Clara's cashier - Jim Judd
- La Comptesse de Champigny, a society hostess - Brenda Meldrum
- Achille de Rosalba, the Comptesse's cousin - Alan Buckman
- Clotilde, the Comptesse's maid - Sharon Pidgeon
- La Duchesse de Chateau Gaillard - Ruth Shettle
- Mlle Ondine de Chateau Lepompe - Delia Taitt
- Le Duc de Chateau Gaillard - Leslie Lidyard
- M. Beaujolais, Annette's husband - Colm O'Neill
- A Corporal of the National Guard - Charlie Cheetham
- A man in a nightcap - Bernard Witt
WEDDING GUESTS
- Bride's mother - Jean Farge
- Bridegroom's mother - Julie Thompson
- Bridegroom's father - John O'Connor
- Nagging wife - Sheila Harris
- Her husband, a letcher - Bernard Witt
- Their son, a nuisance - Simon Hewitt
- Ladies with identical outfits - Mickie Hewitt, Jeanette Hoile
- Elderly aunt - Frances Walker
- Weepy, hysterical girl - Maureen Travers
- Overdressed lady - Jeannie Hossell
- Undertaker - Paul Allen
- Bossy wife - Marie La Torre
- Their daughter, the Bridesmaid - Natalie Harris
- National Guardsmen - Malcolm Woodman, Bernard Witt
- Pianist - Lynn Jenner
Crew
- Settings & Costumes - Alan Buckman
- Musical Director - Lynn Jenner
- Choreography - Jean Warboyes
- Assistants to the Director - Robert Hedden, Sue Thompson
- Stage Manager - Sonia Burke
- Assistant Stage Managers - Sue Thompson, Iris Lenny, Julie Howcutt, Ann King
- Lighting Design - Stephen Holroyd
- Lighting Operator - Dillon
- Sound - Gordon Scott
- Set Construction - Ray Seaton
- Assisted by - Edward Clark, Jim Doyle, Brian Fretwell, Bob Marshall, Larry Welch
- Costumes Made by - Alan Buckman
- Assisted by - Debby Parrett, Jeanette Hoile, Hilda Coulden, Iris Lenny
- Prompt - Anna Greenburgh, Jean Warboyes
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
- B&w Photos by Malcolm Johnson
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.
See Also
Have there been other SLTC/SLT productions of this play? Link to them here.
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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