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Revision as of 13:09, 12 May 2019
Directed by Charlotte Benstead
Performances: Tue 30th April – Sat 4th May 2019, Old Fire Station at 8pm Matinee - Sat 4th May at 3pm
Contents
Introduction
Based on the classic black comedy 1956 film, Mrs Wilberforce is a sweet old lady who rents rooms to Professor Marcus and his gang of "amateur musicians". But the gang are plotting a robbery, and soon she finds herself alone with five desperate men who will stop at nothing to keep her quiet.
Cast
- Professor Marcus - Tom Melly
- Mrs Wilberforce - Audrey Lindsay
- Major - Ian MacEwan
- Harry Robinson - Apatu Storey
- Mr "One Round" Lawson - Robert Hatch
- Louis Harvey - Sergio Cittadino
- Mrs Tromleyton - Jeanette Hoile
- P.C. MacDonald - Chris Bennett
- Ladies of the Society of Kings Cross Women - B. Armstrong, Jackie Burch, Jenny Clements, John Watson & Kay George
- Mr W - Peter Bond
Crew
- Stage Manager - Kay George
- Designer - Carole Ironside
- Assistant Stage Managers - John Watson & Jeremy Husain
- Lighting Designer - Carlos Guzman
- Operators - Mike Smart & Sarah Farage
- M.D. - Peter Bond
- Set Construction - Chaz Doyle, Mark Ireson, Dennis Pettigrew, Sean Thomas, Joel Thomas & Graham Clements
- Violence Advisor - Anton Krause
- Assistant director - Lily Ann Coleman
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
- Photos by Phil Gammon
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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