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Poster by Poster Designer

by John Patrick

Directed by Peter Broderick

Performances: Sun 5th - Sat 11th January 1969, Theatre

Introduction

The action takes place on the Japanese island of Okinawa immediately after the end of the War.

• Act 1
• Scene 1: General Headquarters
• Scene 2: General Headquarters
• Scene 3: Tobiki Village
• Act 2
• Scene 1: Tobiki Village
• Scene 2: Col. Purdy's Office
• Scene 3: Capt. Fisby's Office
• Scene 4: Tobiki Village
• Act 3
• Scene 1: The Teahouse of the August Moon
• Scene 2: Capt. Fisby's Office
• Scene 3: The Teahouse of the August Moon

There were two intervals of 15 minutes. A forum on the show was held on Sunday 12th January.

Cast

• Sakini - Christopher Prior
• Col. Wainwright Purdy III - Bernard Bullbrook
• Capt. Fisby - D'Auvergne Barnard
• Old Woman - Lilian Frith
• Old Woman's Daughter - Sheila Rees
• The Daugther's Children - Pat Coulden, Sue Gyde & Christine Rothin
• Ancient Man - Eric Twelftree
• Mr Sumata - Christopher Rose
• Mr Sumata's Father -Stephen Moyse
• Mr Hokaida - Geoff Bottle
• Mr Seiko - Duncan Bromley
• Mr Oshira - Stan Westbey
• Mr Keora - Harold Laughter
• Miss Higa Jiga - Ann Cheetham
• Ladie's League for Democratic Action - Lesley Morris, Christine Wilson, Flo Paffey, Denise Newman, Valerie Westbey, Sheila Pasco, Heather Payne & Valerie Armstrong
• Lotus Blossom - Maggie Burrows
• Capt. McLean - Alan McGregor
• Mr Omura - Michael Archer

Crew

• Stage Manager & Scenery Construction - John Cooke
• Assisted by - Jean Pacey, Mary Priddle, Ray Creasy, Ray Seaton & Ron Cox
• Lighting - Alex Kanarek & John Woodroofe
• Fight Staged by - Brian Hewitt
• Wardrobe - Dilys Turner &Valerie Westbey
• Assistants to the director - Hiroko Miasaki & Audrey Broderick
• F.O.H. Manager - Frank Howcutt
• Box Office Manger - Ralph Wade

Reviews

Some review quotes go here

Gallery

Gallery

• Photos by Patrick Smith Associates
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Reminiscences and Anecdotes

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See Also

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References

External Links

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