Pippin (1980)

Poster by Poster Designer

Music & Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, Book by Rodger O'Hirson

Designed & Directed by Bruce Murray

Musical Director - Ron Pite

Performances: Tue 5th – Sat 19th January 1980, Main Stage

Introduction

• Time - 730 A.D. and thereabouts
• Place - The Holy Roman Empire and thereabouts

Cast

A band of players from which the following characters emerge:

• Pippin - Mike Hall
• Charles, his father - John Harris
• Lewis, his half brother - Dennis Packham
• Fastrada, Lewis' mother - Ann Mattey
• Berthe, Pippin's grandmother - Lillian Frith
• Catherine, a widow - Sue Goodes
• Theo, her son - Edward Goodes
• Leading Player - Bruce Murray
• Band of Players - Cathy Harding, Jeanette Hoile, Lynn Jenner, Ginny Jones, Vince Oliver, Derek Osborne, Julie Thompson, Cheryl Webb, Anne White

Crew

• Stage Manager - Matthew Lyne
• Lighting Design - Peter Boon
• Live Sound re-inforcement - Brian Fretwell
• Properties Mistress - Pat Cantwell
• Wardrobe Mistress - Lynne Vallender

Acknowledgements

Paul Allan, George Battrick, Bernie Bullbrook, Hilda Coulden, Jim Doyle, Ray Ellison, Terry Fwthrop, Brian Fretwell, John Harris, Sheila Harris, Sally Hebberd, David Hickman, Jeanette Hoile, Gillian Holmes, Lynn Jenner, Robin Jones, Ann King, Iris Lenny, Ann Mattey, Charles Nicholls, Dave Picot, Debbie Picot, Len Picot, Janet Robinson, Kris Swarbrick, Roger Taylor, Ian Valleder, Cheryl Webb, Carol Wheeler, Shirley Woodman.

My special thanks to all these people, without whose help I could not have succeeded.

Bruce Murray, from addendum sheet to programme.

Reviews

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Gallery

• Photos by Brian Fretwell
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  Bruce Murray as Leading Player.

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  John Harris as Charles with Mike Hall as Pippin.

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  Alex Kapila as Mosca with Michael Wilson as Volpone.

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  The Company.

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  The Company; "War is a Science".

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  Bruce Murray and Company.

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  Bruce Murray, John Harris, Mike Hall, Ann Mattey & Sue Goodes.

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  Dennis Packham as Lewis & Bruce Murray as Leading Player.

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