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A ruthless Latin lothario has set his sights on the women of London. No gal is safe from the swarthy continental’s sultry seductions as he cha-cha-chas his wicked way into their boudoirs and jewellery boxes. But have no fear, square-jawed British hero Barton and his team are on hand to save the day. | A ruthless Latin lothario has set his sights on the women of London. No gal is safe from the swarthy continental’s sultry seductions as he cha-cha-chas his wicked way into their boudoirs and jewellery boxes. But have no fear, square-jawed British hero Barton and his team are on hand to save the day. | ||
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Revision as of 00:26, 1 March 2011
by Phil Willmott directed by Jack King Performances: Tuesday 15th to Saturday 19th March 2011, Prompt Corner
Contents
Introduction
Based on the classic 1940s radio serial this is a truly hilarious send-up of all things frightfully British, gung-ho jolly hockey sticks and putting Johnny Foreigner well and truly in his place.
A ruthless Latin lothario has set his sights on the women of London. No gal is safe from the swarthy continental’s sultry seductions as he cha-cha-chas his wicked way into their boudoirs and jewellery boxes. But have no fear, square-jawed British hero Barton and his team are on hand to save the day.
Cast
- Dick Barton / EFIL Stranger / Margarita - Jack Barber
- Juan El Bigglesworth / Colonel Gardener / Yvette - Matt Moore
- Daphne / Genevieve / Wilco / Maureen - Donna-Marie Ward
- BBC Announcer / Snowy / Cassandra - Kevin Leech
- Mrs Horrocks / Conchita Horrocks / Rodger - Fiona Daffern
- Jock / BBC Floor manager - Steve Imrie
Crew
- Stage Manager - SM Name
- Lighting Design - Designer Name
- Lighting Operator - Operator Name
Reviews
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Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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References
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