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Poster by Poster Designer

Book by Neil Simon, Music by Cy Coleman, Lyrics by Doroth Field

Directed & Choreographed by Malcolm Flint

Performances: 29th September – Sat 10th October (Tues 6th was invitation only Gala Night) 1987, Bell Theatre

Introduction

This was our 20th Anniversary production, spomsored by Freemans Mail Order.

Cast

• Charity - Charlotte Collingwood
• Nickie - Kate Nash
• Helene - Caroline Ferris
• Herman - Bob Thompson
• Daddy Brewbeck - Godfrey Jansen
• Ursula - Sylvia Keeler
• Oscar - Derek Staples
• Vidal - Sean Smith
• Rosie - Jane McDowell
• Carmen - Laura Hussey
• Betsy - Jeanette Hoile
• The Chorus - Cheryl Webb, Debby Kane, Jo Hussey, Maxwell, Su Hands, Simon Vaal, Baggy & Steve Nash

The Band

• Musical Director - Roger Loxley
• Drums - Roger Loxley
• Double Bass - Perry Kitchen
• Guitar - Jon Gambier
• Piano - Mike Peake
• Clarinet/Saxaphone - Kathleen Finney

Crew

• Set & Costume Design - Alan Buckman
• Stage Manager - June McAuliffe
• Deputy Stage Manager - Sonia Burke
• Assistant Stage Managers - Robin Lill, Jane McDowell, Simon Hodges, Cheryl Williams, Richard Hands, Julie Howcutt, Paul O'Connor & Yvonne Cummerson
• Lighting - Melanie Dominey
• Assisted by - Richard Wood
• Costumes - Elaine Valleau
• Show Cards - Clare McDowell
• Set Construction - Steve Nash & Keefe Browning
• Assisted by Alan Buckman, Simon Hodges, Jane McDowell, Paul O'Connor & Wendy Parry
• Rigger - Bernie Bullbrook
• Flymen - John Kidd & John Lilley

Reviews

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Gallery

Reminiscences and Anecdotes

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See Also

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References

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External Links

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