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Poster by Poster Designer

A Melodrama in Three Acts

by Brian J Burton

Directed by Mr. Charles Cheetham

Officiating at the keyboard of the completely renovated and specially tunes pianoforte - Mr Eric Twelfthtree

Performances: Sat 2nd – Sat 9th January 1971, Prompt Corner

Introduction

Text about the play

Cast

• William Corder - Mr. John Harris
• Mr. Marten - Mr. Tom Smith
• Tim Bobbin, a country Bumpkin - Mr. Christopher Guyler
• Johnny Badger - Mr. Peter Davis
• Pharos Lee, a gipsy - Mr Clarence Llewellyn-Smith
• Maria Marten, a virgin - Miss Janice Grady
• Mrs Marten - Mrs Valerie Westbey
• Anne Marten - Miss Jean Fisher
• Meg Bobbin - Miss Margery Keable
• Nell Hatfield, a gipsy - Miss Pat Davies
• Petra, a gipsy - Miss Vera Amato
• Rosa, a gipsy - Miss Theresa Tappenden
• Alice Rumble, a maid - Mrs Pam Paszkowski
• The parts of Gipsies, Townspeople and Villagers will be enacted by - Mr Tony Hawkins, Mr Brian Scoltock, Mr John Kennedy, Mrs Sheila Harris, Mrs Ann Cheetham, Miss Sue Gyde, Mrs Christine Wilson, Miss Anna Greenburgh et al

Crew

• Stage Manager - John Kennedy
• Assistant Stage Managers - Amaryllis Adams, Sheila Pasco, Judy Titmuss & Ivy Oram
• Lighting - Alex Kanarek & Michael Archer
• Sound - Christine Wilson
• Costumes - Sue Gyde
• Assistant to the director - Anna Greenburgh
• Company Manager - Ann Cheetham

Reviews

Some review quotes go here

Gallery

• Sepia photos from the collection of Margery Palmer
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  L to R Jean Fisher, Christopher Guyler, Janice Grady, Margery Keable

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  From Right, 5th Peter Davis, 6th Tom Smith, 8th Margery Keable, 9th Christopher Guyler, 10th Jean Fisher, 11th Janice Grady

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  Far right John Harris

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