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== Reviews == | == Reviews == | ||
Latest revision as of 13:31, 28 September 2009
Directed by Pam Lyne
Performances: Weds 16th – Sat 19th February 1983, Bell Theatre
Contents
Introduction
The action takes place from George's demob in 1946 to his sacking in 1968.
Cast
- Michael - John Hartnett
- Enid - Mickie Hewitt
- George - Fred Ridgeway
- Officer - Jeremy Holding
- Mr Collins - Alan Faulkner
- Chicken - Jean Warboyes
- June - Gillian Holmes
- Mr Vadiq - Bernard Witt
- Miss Jones - Ann Richards
- Owen - Matthew Lyne
- Mr Seth - Chris Young
- Roger - Kevin Flynn
- William - Janis Allan
- Lady - Angie Shrubsole
- Mademoiselle - Su Hands
- The Head - John Lyne
- Girl Friend - Sue Thompson
- Irishman - Colm O'Neill
- Magistrate - Jim Judd
- Doorman - John Lyne
- Usherettes - Ruth Shettle, Ann Mattey, Marilyn Firth
Crew
- Stage Manager - Paul Wiseman
- Production Assistant - Sheila Harris
- Assistant Stage Managers - Iris Lenny, Julie Howcutt, James Lyne, Ted Truett, Annette Wiseman
- Lighting Design - Roger Taylor
- Lighting Operator - Roger Taylor
- Lighting Assistant - Colin Phillips
- Rigging - Roger Taylor
- Sound Recordist - Chris King
- Sound Operators - Bob Marshall, Alf Vaal
- Props - Annette Wiseman, John Harris
- Set Design - Pam Lyne
- Set Constructors - Pam Lyne, Matthew Lyne, James Lyne, Bernie Bullbrook, Roger Taylor
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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References
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