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Sing Brel (1980)

2009-06-01T18:58:59Z

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Original Music & Lyrics by [[Jaques Brel]] with [[Gerard Jouannest]]<br>
English Lyrics by [[Eric Blau]] with [[Mort Schuman]]

Production devised by [[Bruce Murray]]

Music arranged and directed by [[Lynn Jenner]]

Performances: Sat 26th& Sun 27th July [[1980]], [[Bell Theatre|Main Stage]]

== Introduction ==
From the program: -

Sing Brel is a presentation of songs by the Belgian composer/poet Jaques Brel. The show has no book and fastidiously avoids any story line. Rather the discovery of the Brel soul and its purpose is the songs themselves.

Each song is a complete drama, with a subtle beginning, a captivating middle aand a sharply penetrating ending. Together the songs reflect the attitudes of the sensitive, whimsical and wide spirited personality that is Jaques Brel. He creates art. And in creating this art he burns in us one idea: "Human values exceed all others and are superior to all others".

Following his death in late 1978, Brel's music enjoyed a great revival with numerous presentations on both stage and record. The S.L.T.C joined many tributes with our workshop production of "Sing Brel" in May 1979.

For those of you who have become devoted fans of Brel's music, "Sing Brel" will represent the S.L.T.C. at the Questors in October (1980).

== Cast ==

*Singer 1 - [[Ginny Jones]]
*Singer 2 - [[Sue Goodes]]
*Singer 3 - [[Ann Mattey]]
*Singer 4 - [[Bruce Murray]]

== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[Jeanette Hoile]]
*Visuals Designed by - [[Geof Goode]]
*Lighting Design - [[Peter Boon]]
*Assisted by - [[Ann King]]
*Sound Engineered by - [[Brian Fretwell]]
*Photographs and Projections by - [[Geof Goode]] & [[Trudi Goode]]
*Costumes - [[Jeanette Hoile]]

== Reviews ==

== Gallery ==

== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==

== See Also ==

[[Sing Brel (1979)|Sing Brel 1979, Prompt Corner]]

Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.

== References ==
<references/>

== External Links ==

*'''[http://www.someplace.com/thisplay This play on the web]

[[Category:Productions]]
[[Category:Bell Theatre Productions]]
[[Category:Musical Theatre and Revue]]

Prompt Corner

2009-05-27T18:32:25Z

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Prompt Corner is the South London Theatre's studio theatre which opened in February [[1975]].

It is a ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_box_theater black box theatre]'' and as such has no fixed seating, so its configuration is only limited by the director's imagination. That said, as a studio theatre every aspect of the show is meant to be kept as simple as possible and that is reflected by the smaller amount of time a show is given to set up the theatre.

It has an entrance to the audience from the [[Bell Theatre]] and an entrance to the stage of the [[Bell Theatre]]

[[Category:Locations in South London Theatre]]

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1995)

2009-05-12T06:47:37Z

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by [[Dale Wasserman]] based on the novel by [[Ken Kesey]]

Directed by [[John Mead]] assisted by [[Helen Chadney]]

Performances: Sun 5th – Sat 11th March [[1995]], [[Bell Theatre]]

== Introduction ==
Scene: The day room of a mental hospital in the Pacific Northwest of America.

== Cast ==

*Chief Bromden - [[Shaun Stevens]]
*Aide Warren - [[Rob Parke]]
*Aide Williams - [[Tony Healy]]
*Nurse Ratched - [[Pam Jarvis]]
*Nurse Flinn - [[Sandy Girling]]
*Harding - [[Des Muller]]
*Billy Bibbitt - [[William Lyn]]
*Scanlon - [[Alan Jarvis]]
*Cheswick - [[Rob Reid]]
*Martini - [[Tony Grimshaw]]
*A walker _ [[Mark Sammut]]
*A vegetable - [[Russell Bartlett]]
*Randle P McMurphy - [[Paul Bryan]]
*Doctor Spivey - [[John Lyne]]
*Turkle - [[Bernie Bullbrook]]
*Ruckley - [[Paul Thomson]]
*Candy Star - [[Karen Knott]]
*Technician - [[Sylvia Bryan]]
*Sandra - [[Vivienne Weller]]
*Recorded Voices - [[Matthew Lyne]], [[David Girling]] & [[Samantha Girling]]

== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[Sarah Walters]]
*Assistant Stage Managers - [[Sylvia Bryan]], [[Helen Iveson]], [[Peter Medd]] & [[Yvonne Walters]]
*Lighting Design - [[Peter Medd]]
*Lighting Operator - [[Kirsty Pirrie]]
*Sound Recording - [[Brian Fretwell]]
*Sound Operator - [[Dillon]]
*Set Design - [[Alan Buckman]]
*Set Construction - [[Alan Buckman]], [[Anton Krause]] & [[Keefe Browning]]
*Special Effects - [[Trevor Court]]
*Prompts - [[Betty Gibson]] & [[Neeta Sanghera]]

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

== Gallery ==
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== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==

The programme states "[[David Whiteing]] was to have played Scanlon. Unfortunately he was involved in a very serious motorcycle accident. We would like to record our thanks for his contribution, and to wish him a speedy recovery."

== See Also ==
Have there been other SLTC/SLT productions of this play? Link to them here.

Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.

== References ==
<references/>

== External Links ==

*'''[http://www.someplace.com/thisplay This play on the web]

[[Category:Productions]]
[[Category:Bell Theatre Productions]]

Talk:2004

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Veronica's Room (2008)

2009-01-26T07:50:19Z

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by [[Ira Levin]]

Directed by [[Mark Davies]]

Performances: Tue 8th - Sat 12th January [[2008]], [[Bell Theatre]]

== Introduction ==

"Like being trapped in someone else's nightmare,” described a theatre critic about Veronica’s Room, a play by Ira Levin (Deathtrap, Rosemary’s Baby and The Stepford Wives).

Susan Kerner, a young student and Larry Eastwood, a young lawyer she's just met, have been enticed to the Brabissant mansion by the Mackeys, a charming, elderly Irish couple who are struck by Susan's strong resemblance to Veronica Brabissant, long dead daughter of the family for whom they work. They view Veronica's picture in her room, untouched by time. Susan is induced to impersonate Veronica to solace the only living Brabissant, her addled sister living in the past and believing Veronica is alive and angry with her.

But once dressed in Veronica's clothes, Susan finds herself locked in the role and locked in Veronica's room. Or is she Veronica, in 1935, pretending to be an imaginary Susan?

== Cast (in alphabetical order) ==

*[[Ed Cartwright]]
*[[Derek Dempsey]]
*[[Jenny Gammon]]
*[[Emily Jupp]]

== Crew ==

*Stage managed by [[Lauri Morgan]], [[Deirdre Parkes]]
*Set designed by [[Dave Hollander]]
*Costumes arranged [[Kristy Davis]]
*Stunt co-ordinated by [[Anton Krause|Anton 'Colt' Krause]]
*Lighting Designed and operated by [[Phil Gammon]]
*Properties from [[Michael Wilson]], [[Hannah Gabrielle]], [[Alan Buckman]], the cast and crew.
*Thanks to [[Mike Elliott]], [[Tony Emerson]], the Front of House team, the Bar Staff and punters for keeping the bar open and doing the puzzles; also to the cast and crew of [[Aladdin (2007)|Aladdin]] and [[Oleanna (2008)|Oleanna]].

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

== Gallery ==
Production photos by Neil Biggs and [[Mark Davies]] - click on thumbnails for larger images

<gallery widths="120px" heights="120px" perrow="4">
Image:John and maureen.jpg|[[Derek Dempsey]] and [[Jenny Gammon]]
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== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==

This production is 15 years to the month since the previous one.

The poor writer Ira Levin died within a week of us starting rehearsals. Harsh, was it a good or bad omen? It went pretty well though, so probably good. - Ed Cartwright

== See Also ==
*[[Veronica's Room (1993)]]
*[[Deathtrap (1998)]]

== References ==
<references/>

== External Links ==

[http://www.samuelfrench.com/store/product_info.php/products_id/515 Samuel French]

[[Category:Productions]]
[[Category:Bell Theatre Productions]]

Bell Theatre

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Bell Theatre Page...

When Prompt Corner started in 1975 this was refered to as the "Main Stage", it was not named "The Bell Theatre" until some time after.

It is a traditional theatre design with fixed raked seating and view to stage through a proscenium.

The stage has a half-height [[Fly-Loft]].

It has an entrance to the audience from the [[Foyer]] and has the only audience entrance to [[Prompt Corner]], on stage there are entrances to both [[Prompt Corner]] and the [[Stage Manager's Room]]

[[Category:Locations in South London Theatre]]

Joe St Johanser

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The Murder Game (2002)

2008-06-10T17:39:23Z

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by [[Constance Cox]]

Directed by [[Emma Howcutt]] and [[Anna York]]

Performances: Thu 14th - Sat 16th November [[2002]], [[Prompt Corner]]

== Introduction ==
Brian Hamilton lives in affluent comfort, courtesy of his wife Sheila. However, sometimes money is just not enough. When Sheila finds out that Brian has been having an affair with aspiring actress June she decides to leave. With the money. And the house.

After Brian nearly runs down Gerry Stephens in his car, he invites him in for a drink to recover and it doesn't take long for Gerry to discover the truth of Brian's domestic situation. Gerry suggests a fool-proof method so that Brian can live in the style to which he has become accustomed. Gerry will kill Sheila - the only benefit to him being the satisfaction of having committed the "perfect murder".

All Brian has to do is be well out of the way. But, as Brian soon realises, the easy way out is not always that easy.

== Cast ==

*Brian Hamilton - [[Christopher Vian-Smith]]
*Sheila Hamilton - [[Rachael Parry-Taylor]]
*June - [[Victoria Waddington]]
*Gerry - [[Peter Fortune]]

== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[Will Howard]]
*Lighting Design - [[Designer Name]]
*Lighting Operator - [[Operator Name]]

== Review ==

On reading the play for the first time, I was struck by how difficult a piece this could be to execute. There is very little 'business' - most of the dramatic tension comes from the wordplay between the characters. The drama is inherent rather than explicit.

So I was pleasantly surprised seeing the show in run-up - and really quite impressed after seeing it in front of an audience on Friday night. There were four strong performances. Coupled with Mike Elliot's lighting it made for an excellent evening's entertainment.

There were a few areas where the production could have been improved - but these are niggling little things, and from very much a personal viewpoint.

Firstly scene changes. There were a number of occassions where the scene change literally brought the action to a shuddering halt - particulary in the moment where Peter Fortune's character, Gerry, said 'it could happen like this....' - and we are presented with a short scene that graphically depicts his murderous plans. In my view it was unecessary for a scene change at this point - and all the relvant pieces could have been moved by either the actors, or left alone entirely. I don't really see the point of the stage manager coming on to pick up a bag and move a can of coke - the bag could have been hidden behind the sofa by the actor soon after it was brought in (the audience would soon forget it was there) and the actor could have taken the coke can off himself. Likewise at the other end of the scene: he could have brought the wig and coat on himself.

This is a personal view. I just hate scene changes. I'm never aware of them in professional theatre - and if I am directing something it's the one thing I try to avoid at all costs. As an actor I am more than happy to bring on a prop - especially if it is laid out on a table, and then there is someone to grab it off me backstage!

As I said from the outset of the review, I feel that this sort of piece is difficult to pull off. This is because it relies on an actors ability to really connect - the drama comes from what we are not being told or presented with - but the underlying fear, tension and manipulation. Key to this is the relationship between the overtly heterosexual, Brian, and the itinerant homosexual, Gerry. The success of the play hinges on this relationship: Gerry's expert manipulation and abuse of poor gullible greedy Brian, leading to final turning of tables and downfall of Brian.

Why is this difficult? For starters, this piece was written in the 70s. It would be far easier for a 70's audience to feel instantly uncomfortable about the idea of a gay man infiltrating someone's household and subsequently manipulating them. I think that as a written piece of drama, the play relies very heavily on this premise. (I'm not going to get drawn into an argument about whether or not the portrayal of a gay man as a pyschotic killer is pandering to Hollywood and small screen stereotyping of gay men as unstable, manipulative loners - although some members were upset by this). Despite this, Chris Vian Smith and Peter Fortune managed to pull this relationship off quite well. There were moments where the two literally sizzled - and the atmosphere was quite electric. This was an impressive debut by Vian Smith in a lead role - and Fortune's performance as Gerry was suitably disturbing.

A few tweaks could have lifted these performances even more. It's always too easy to rely on a sofa as a 'crutch' when you're blocking a piece. But be aware that people tend to sit when they're either told to; (sit down!!) or when they are relaxed and comfortable. Too much of the action was centred around the sofa - with characters looking quite relaxed as they discussed quite disturbing events which to my mind should have had them quite rattled. I would ask myself: what would *I* do in this situation? I'd certainly pace more, maybe perch on the arm of the sofa, maybe sit down and almost immediately stand up...?

There are also a number of physical ways in which Gerry could have 'abused' Brian even more. Standing very close, flicking fluff off his collar, straightening a collar. If Gerry was a tomcat he would spray the room to mark his territory. What subtle ways could be found for Gerry to portray his 'marking' of the territory? One small way would be to remove his anorak earlier - you only take off your coat if you intend to stay!

That said, this was a solid piece of drama, and the directors Anna York and Emma Howcutt drilled their troops well. Rachael Parry-Taylor and Victoria Waddington were convincing as the hapless females caught in Gerry's web, with Parry-Tailor delivering one of my favourite lines of the night; Gerry comments that he may have to doss down in the local policestation - is it nearer than the YMCA? "It is," replies Sheila acidly, showing him the door.

Good stuff.

== Gallery ==

== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==

Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.

== See Also ==
Have there been other SLT productions of this play? Link to them here.

Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.

== References ==
<references/>

== External Links ==

[[Category:Productions|Murder Game, The]]
[[Category:Prompt Corner Productions|Murder Game, The]]

The Murder Game (2002)

2008-06-10T17:38:03Z

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[[Image:CHANGETHISNAME.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Poster Designer]]]]

by [[Constance Cox]]

Directed by [[Emma Howcutt]] and [[Anna York]]

Performances: Thu 14th - Sat 16th November [[2002]], [[Prompt Corner]]

== Introduction ==
Brian Hamilton lives in affluent comfort, courtesy of his wife Sheila. However, sometimes money is just not enough. When Sheila finds out that Brian has been having an affair with aspiring actress June she decides to leave. With the money. And the house.

After Brian nearly runs down Gerry Stephens in his car, he invites him in for a drink to recover and it doesn't take long for Gerry to discover the truth of Brian's domestic situation. Gerry suggests a fool-proof method so that Brian can live in the style to which he has become accustomed. Gerry will kill Sheila - the only benefit to him being the satisfaction of having committed the "perfect murder".

All Brian has to do is be well out of the way. But, as Brian soon realises, the easy way out is not always that easy.

== Cast ==

*Brian Hamilton - [[Christopher Vian-Smith]]
*Sheila Hamilton - [[Rachael Parry-Taylor]]
*June - [[Victoria Waddington]]
*Gerry - [[Peter Fortune]]

== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[Will Howard]]
*Lighting Design - [[Designer Name]]
*Lighting Operator - [[Operator Name]]

On reading the play for the first time, I was struck by how difficult a piece this could be to execute. There is very little 'business' - most of the dramatic tension comes from the wordplay between the characters. The drama is inherent rather than explicit.

So I was pleasantly surprised seeing the show in run-up - and really quite impressed after seeing it in front of an audience on Friday night. There were four strong performances. Coupled with Mike Elliot's lighting it made for an excellent evening's entertainment.

There were a few areas where the production could have been improved - but these are niggling little things, and from very much a personal viewpoint.

Firstly scene changes. There were a number of occassions where the scene change literally brought the action to a shuddering halt - particulary in the moment where Peter Fortune's character, Gerry, said 'it could happen like this....' - and we are presented with a short scene that graphically depicts his murderous plans. In my view it was unecessary for a scene change at this point - and all the relvant pieces could have been moved by either the actors, or left alone entirely. I don't really see the point of the stage manager coming on to pick up a bag and move a can of coke - the bag could have been hidden behind the sofa by the actor soon after it was brought in (the audience would soon forget it was there) and the actor could have taken the coke can off himself. Likewise at the other end of the scene: he could have brought the wig and coat on himself.

This is a personal view. I just hate scene changes. I'm never aware of them in professional theatre - and if I am directing something it's the one thing I try to avoid at all costs. As an actor I am more than happy to bring on a prop - especially if it is laid out on a table, and then there is someone to grab it off me backstage!

As I said from the outset of the review, I feel that this sort of piece is difficult to pull off. This is because it relies on an actors ability to really connect - the drama comes from what we are not being told or presented with - but the underlying fear, tension and manipulation. Key to this is the relationship between the overtly heterosexual, Brian, and the itinerant homosexual, Gerry. The success of the play hinges on this relationship: Gerry's expert manipulation and abuse of poor gullible greedy Brian, leading to final turning of tables and downfall of Brian.

Why is this difficult? For starters, this piece was written in the 70s. It would be far easier for a 70's audience to feel instantly uncomfortable about the idea of a gay man infiltrating someone's household and subsequently manipulating them. I think that as a written piece of drama, the play relies very heavily on this premise. (I'm not going to get drawn into an argument about whether or not the portrayal of a gay man as a pyschotic killer is pandering to Hollywood and small screen stereotyping of gay men as unstable, manipulative loners - although some members were upset by this). Despite this, Chris Vian Smith and Peter Fortune managed to pull this relationship off quite well. There were moments where the two literally sizzled - and the atmosphere was quite electric. This was an impressive debut by Vian Smith in a lead role - and Fortune's performance as Gerry was suitably disturbing.

A few tweaks could have lifted these performances even more. It's always too easy to rely on a sofa as a 'crutch' when you're blocking a piece. But be aware that people tend to sit when they're either told to; (sit down!!) or when they are relaxed and comfortable. Too much of the action was centred around the sofa - with characters looking quite relaxed as they discussed quite disturbing events which to my mind should have had them quite rattled. I would ask myself: what would *I* do in this situation? I'd certainly pace more, maybe perch on the arm of the sofa, maybe sit down and almost immediately stand up...?

There are also a number of physical ways in which Gerry could have 'abused' Brian even more. Standing very close, flicking fluff off his collar, straightening a collar. If Gerry was a tomcat he would spray the room to mark his territory. What subtle ways could be found for Gerry to portray his 'marking' of the territory? One small way would be to remove his anorak earlier - you only take off your coat if you intend to stay!

That said, this was a solid piece of drama, and the directors Anna York and Emma Howcutt drilled their troops well. Rachael Parry-Taylor and Victoria Waddington were convincing as the hapless females caught in Gerry's web, with Parry-Tailor delivering one of my favourite lines of the night; Gerry comments that he may have to doss down in the local policestation - is it nearer than the YMCA? "It is," replies Sheila acidly, showing him the door.

Good stuff.

== Gallery ==

== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==

Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.

== See Also ==
Have there been other SLT productions of this play? Link to them here.

Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.

== References ==
<references/>

== External Links ==

[[Category:Productions|Murder Game, The]]
[[Category:Prompt Corner Productions|Murder Game, The]]

Samantha Golton

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SLT Member 2005 - Present

== Acting Roles ==
*Mrs Farley in [[Playhouse Creatures (2005)|Playhouse Creatures]] ([[2005]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Mrs Fitzpatrick in [[Tom Jones (2006)|Tom Jones]] ([[2006]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Mrs Fezziwig in [[A Christmas Carol (2006)|A Christmas Carol]] ([[2006]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Anne Putnam in [[The Crucible (2007)|The Crucible]] ([[2007]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Nona in [[Straight and Narrow (2007)|Straight and Narrow]] ([[2007]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])

== Productions as Director ==

== Interests ==
First person interpreting, walkabout character work.

== External Links ==
*[http://www.myspace.com/mrsscholesy Samantha Golton's MySpace page.]
*[http://www.samanthagolton.uktheatre.net Samantha Golton's Web Site.]
*[http://uk.castingcallpro.com/view.php?uid=60828 Samantha Golton's Casting Call profile.]
[[Category:People|Golton, Samantha]]

Elaine Heath

2007-07-29T12:12:46Z

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[[Image:elaine-heath.jpg|thumb|300px| Picture: Phil Gammon]]
Member, 1993 to present

== Acting Roles ==
*Fraulien Kost in [[Cabaret (1996)|Cabaret]] ([[1996]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Nancy in [[Play It Again, Sam (1997)|Play It Again, Sam]] ([[1997]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Satan (Stan) in [[Praise Be to Gordon (1998)|Praise Be to Gordon]] ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Penny in [[Slice of Saturday Night (1998)|Slice of Saturday Night]] ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Elvira in [[Blithe Spirit (1999)|Blithe Spirit]] ([[1999]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Angelica in [[After Juliet (2005)|After Juliet]] ([[2005]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])

== Productions as director ==
*[[A Month of Sundays (2000)|A Month Of Sundays]] ([[2000]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[Kindertransport (2001)|Kindertransport]] ([[2001]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Privates on Parade (2002)|Privates on Parade]] ([[2002]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Stevie (2003)|Stevie]] ([[2003]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[Hysteria (2004)|Hysteria]] ([[2004]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[After Juliet (2005)|After Juliet]] ([[2005]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman (2006)|Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman]] ([[2006]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Beautiful Thing (2007)|Beautiful Thing]] ([[2007]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])

== External Links ==

Elaine on Myspace http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=193738164

[[Category:People|Heath, Elaine]]
[[Category:Directors|Heath, Elaine]]

Elaine Heath

2007-07-29T12:12:31Z

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[[Image:elaine-heath.jpg|thumb|300px| Picture: Phil Gammon]]
Member, 1993 to present

== Acting Roles ==
*Fraulien Kost in [[Cabaret (1996)|Cabaret]] ([[1996]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Nancy in [[Play It Again, Sam (1997)|Play It Again, Sam]] ([[1997]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Satan (Stan) in [[Praise Be to Gordon (1998)|Praise Be to Gordon]] ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Penny in [[Slice of Saturday Night (1998)|Slice of Saturday Night]]) ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Elvira in [[Blithe Spirit (1999)|Blithe Spirit]] ([[1999]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Angelica in [[After Juliet (2005)|After Juliet]] ([[2005]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])

== Productions as director ==
*[[A Month of Sundays (2000)|A Month Of Sundays]] ([[2000]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[Kindertransport (2001)|Kindertransport]] ([[2001]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Privates on Parade (2002)|Privates on Parade]] ([[2002]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Stevie (2003)|Stevie]] ([[2003]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[Hysteria (2004)|Hysteria]] ([[2004]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[After Juliet (2005)|After Juliet]] ([[2005]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman (2006)|Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman]] ([[2006]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Beautiful Thing (2007)|Beautiful Thing]] ([[2007]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])

== External Links ==

Elaine on Myspace http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=193738164

[[Category:People|Heath, Elaine]]
[[Category:Directors|Heath, Elaine]]

Elaine Heath

2007-07-29T12:12:01Z

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[[Image:elaine-heath.jpg|thumb|300px| Picture: Phil Gammon]]
Member, 1993 to present

== Acting Roles ==
*Fraulien Kost in [[Cabaret (1996)|Cabaret]] ([[1996]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Nancy in [[Play It Again, Sam (1997)|Play It Again, Sam]] ([[1997]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Satan (Stan) in [[Praise Be to Gordon (1998)|Praise Be to Gordon]] ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Penny in [[Slice of Saturday Night (1998)|Slice of Saturday Night]]) ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Elvira in [[Blithe Spirit (1999)|Blithe Spirit]] ([[1999]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Angelica in [[After Juliet (2005)|After Juliet]] ([[2005]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])

== Productions as director ==
*[[A Month of Sundays (2000)|A Month Of Sundays]] ([[2000]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[Kindertransport (2001)|Kindertransport]] ([[2001]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Privates on Parade (2002)|Privates on Parade]] ([[2002]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Stevie (2003)|Stevie]] ([[2003]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[Hysteria (2004)|Hysteria]] ([[2004]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[After Juliet (2005)|After Juliet]] ([[2005]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman (2006)|Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman]] ([[2006]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Beautiful Thing (2007)|Beautiful Thing]] ([[2007]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])

== External Links ==

Elaine on Myspace http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=193738164

[[Category:People|Heath, Elaine]]
[[Category:Directors|Heath, Elaine]]
[[Category:Actors|Heath, Elaine]]

1997

2007-07-29T12:09:05Z

62.190.236.110:

At SLT in 1997 ...
== Productions ==
*[[Measure For Measure (1997)|Measure For Measure]] (January) ([[William Shakespeare]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Rats, Brats And Bureaucrats (1997)|Rats, Brats And Bureaucrats]] (February) ([[Neil Rhodes]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[Shirley Valentine (1997)|Shirley Valentine]] (March) ([[Willy Russell]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Lucky Sods (1997)|Lucky Sods]] (April) ([[John Godber]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[The Golden Door (1997)|The Golden Door]] (April) ([[David Ashton]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Someone Who'll Watch Over Me (1997)|Someone Who'll Watch Over Me]] (May) ([[Frank McGuinness]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Daisy Pulls It Off (1997)|Daisy Pulls It Off]] (June) ([[Denise Deegan]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Round And Round The Garden (1997)|Round And Round The Garden]] (June) ([[Alan Ayckbourn]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[A Midsummer Night's Dream (1997)|A Midsummer Night's Dream]] (July) ([[William Shakespeare]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[The Crucible (1997)|The Crucible]] (July) ([[Arthur Miller]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[Play It Again, Sam (1997)|Play It Again, Sam]] (August) ([[Woody Allen]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[Bouncers (90s remix) (1997)|Bouncers (90s remix)]] (September) ([[John Godber]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Hedda Gabler (1997)|Hedda Gabler]] (October) ([[Henrik Ibsen]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[The Children's Hour (1997)|The Children's Hour]] (October) ([[Lillian Hellman]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[The Killing Of Sister George (1997)|The Killing Of Sister George]] (November) ([[Frank Marcus]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[When We Are Married (1997)|When We Are Married]] (December) ([[J B Priestley]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
== Social Events ==
== News ==
== See Also ==
== External Links ==

Elaine Heath

2007-07-29T12:08:11Z

62.190.236.110:

[[Image:elaine-heath.jpg|thumb|300px| Picture: Phil Gammon]]
Member, 1993 to present

== Acting Roles ==
*Fraulien Kost in [[Cabaret (1996)|Cabaret]] ([[1996]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Nancy in [[Play It Again, Sam (1997)|Play It Again, Sam]] ([[1997]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Satan (Stan) in [[Praise Be to Gordon (1998)|Praise Be to Gordon]] ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Penny in [[Slice of Saturday Night (1998)|Slice of Saturday Night]]) ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Elvira in [[Blithe Spirit (1999)|Blithe Spirit]] ([[1999]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Angelica in [[After Juliet (2005)|After Juliet]] ([[2005]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])

== Productions as director ==
*[[A Month of Sundays (2000)|A Month Of Sundays]] ([[2000]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[Kindertransport (2001)|Kindertransport]] ([[2001]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Privates on Parade (2002)|Privates on Parade]] ([[2002]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Stevie (2003)|Stevie]] ([[2003]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[Hysteria (2004)|Hysteria]] ([[2004]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[After Juliet (2005)|After Juliet]] ([[2005]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman (2006)|Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman]] ([[2006]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Beautiful Thing (2007)|Beautiful Thing]] ([[2007]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])

== External Links ==

Elaine on Myspace http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=193738164

[[Category:People|Heath, Elaine]]

Elaine Heath

2007-07-29T12:07:19Z

62.190.236.110:

[[Image:elaine-heath.jpg|thumb|300px| Picture: Phil Gammon]]
Member, 1993 to present

== Acting Roles ==
*Fraulien Kost in [[Cabaret (1996)|Cabaret]] ([[1996]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Nancey in [[Play it Again, Sam (1997)|Play it Again, Sam]] ([[1997]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Satan (Stan) in [[Praise Be to Gordon (1998)|Praise Be to Gordon]] ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Penny in [[Slice of Saturday Night (1998)|Slice of Saturday Night]]) ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Elvira in [[Blithe Spirit (1999)|Blithe Spirit]] ([[1999]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Angelica in [[After Juliet (2005)|After Juliet]] ([[2005]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])

== Productions as director ==
*[[A Month of Sundays (2000)|A Month Of Sundays]] ([[2000]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[Kindertransport (2001)|Kindertransport]] ([[2001]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Privates on Parade (2002)|Privates on Parade]] ([[2002]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Stevie (2003)|Stevie]] ([[2003]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[Hysteria (2004)|Hysteria]] ([[2004]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[After Juliet (2005)|After Juliet]] ([[2005]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman (2006)|Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman]] ([[2006]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Beautiful Thing (2007)|Beautiful Thing]] ([[2007]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])

== External Links ==

Elaine on Myspace http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=193738164

[[Category:People|Heath, Elaine]]

Elaine Heath

2007-07-29T12:06:37Z

62.190.236.110:

[[Image:elaine-heath.jpg|thumb|300px| Picture: Phil Gammon]]
Member, 1993 to present

== Acting Roles ==
*Fraulien Kost in [[Cabaret (1996)|Cabaret]] ([[1996]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Nancey in [[Play it Again Sam (1997)|Play it Again Sam]] ([[1997]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Satan (Stan) in [[Praise Be to Gordon (1998)|Praise Be to Gordon]] ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Penny in [[Slice of Saturday Night (1998)|Slice of Saturday Night]]) ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Elvira in [[Blithe Spirit (1999)|Blithe Spirit]] ([[1999]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Angelica in [[After Juliet (2005)|After Juliet]] ([[2005]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])

== Productions as director ==
*[[A Month of Sundays (2000)|A Month Of Sundays]] ([[2000]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[Kindertransport (2001)|Kindertransport]] ([[2001]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Privates on Parade (2002)|Privates on Parade]] ([[2002]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Stevie (2003)|Stevie]] ([[2003]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[Hysteria (2004)|Hysteria]] ([[2004]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[After Juliet (2005)|After Juliet]] ([[2005]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman (2006)|Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman]] ([[2006]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Beautiful Thing (2007)|Beautiful Thing]] ([[2007]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])

== External Links ==

Elaine on Myspace http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=193738164

[[Category:People|Heath, Elaine]]

Elaine Heath

2007-07-29T12:06:17Z

62.190.236.110:

[[Image:elaine-heath.jpg|thumb|300px| Picture: Phil Gammon]]
Member, 1993 to present

== Acting Roles ==
*Fraulien Kost in [[Cabaret (1996)|Cabaret]]([[1996]])([[Bell Theatre]])
*Nancey in [[Play it Again Sam (1997)|Play it Again Sam]] ([[1997]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Satan (Stan) in [[Praise Be to Gordon (1998)|Praise Be to Gordon]] ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Penny in [[Slice of Saturday Night (1998)|Slice of Saturday Night]]) ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Elvira in [[Blithe Spirit (1999)|Blithe Spirit]] ([[1999]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Angelica in [[After Juliet (2005)|After Juliet]] ([[2005]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])

== Productions as director ==
*[[A Month of Sundays (2000)|A Month Of Sundays]] ([[2000]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[Kindertransport (2001)|Kindertransport]] ([[2001]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Privates on Parade (2002)|Privates on Parade]] ([[2002]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Stevie (2003)|Stevie]] ([[2003]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[Hysteria (2004)|Hysteria]] ([[2004]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[After Juliet (2005)|After Juliet]] ([[2005]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman (2006)|Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman]] ([[2006]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Beautiful Thing (2007)|Beautiful Thing]] ([[2007]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])

== External Links ==

Elaine on Myspace http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=193738164

[[Category:People|Heath, Elaine]]

Elaine Heath

2007-07-29T12:05:52Z

62.190.236.110:

[[Image:elaine-heath.jpg|thumb|300px| Picture: Phil Gammon]]
Member, 1993 to present

== Acting Roles ==
*Fraulien Kost in [[Cabaret (1996)|Cabaret]]([[1996]])([[Bell Theatre]])
*Nancey in [[Play it Again Sam (1997)|Play it Again Sam]] ([[1997]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Satan (Stan) in [[Praise Be to Gordon (1998)|Praise Be to Gordon]] ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Penny in [[Slice of Saturday Night (1998)|Slice of Saturday Night]]) ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Elvira in [[Blithe Spirit (1999)|Blithe Spirit]] ([[1999]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Angelica in [[After Juliet (2005)|After Juliet]] ([[2005]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])

== Productions as director ==
*[[A Month of Sundays (2000)|A Month of Sundays]] ([[2000]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[Kindertransport (2001)|Kindertransport]] ([[2001]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Privates on Parade (2002)|Privates on Parade]] ([[2002]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Stevie (2003)|Stevie]] ([[2003]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[Hysteria (2004)|Hysteria]] ([[2004]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[After Juliet (2005)|After Juliet]] ([[2005]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman (2006)|Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman]] ([[2006]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Beautiful Thing (2007)|Beautiful Thing]] ([[2007]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])

== External Links ==

Elaine on Myspace http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=193738164

[[Category:People|Heath, Elaine]]

Elaine Heath

2007-07-29T12:05:40Z

62.190.236.110:

[[Image:elaine-heath.jpg|thumb|300px| Picture: Phil Gammon]]
Member, 1993 to present

== Acting Roles ==
*Fraulien Kost in [[Cabaret (1996)|Cabaret]]([[1996]])([[Bell Theatre]])
*Nancey in [[Play it Again Sam (1997)|Play it Again Sam]] ([[1997]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Satan (Stan) in [[Praise Be to Gordon (1998)|Praise Be to Gordon]] ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Penny in [[Slice of Saturday Night (1998)|Slice of Saturday Night]]) ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Elvira in [[Blithe Spirit (1999)|Blithe Spirit]] ([[1999]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Angelica in [[After Juliet (2005)|After Juliet]] ([[2005]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])

== Productions as director ==
*[[A Month of Sundays (2000)|A Month of Sundays]] ([[200]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[Kindertransport (2001)|Kindertransport]] ([[2001]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Privates on Parade (2002)|Privates on Parade]] ([[2002]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Stevie (2003)|Stevie]] ([[2003]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[Hysteria (2004)|Hysteria]] ([[2004]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[After Juliet (2005)|After Juliet]] ([[2005]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman (2006)|Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman]] ([[2006]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Beautiful Thing (2007)|Beautiful Thing]] ([[2007]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])

== External Links ==

Elaine on Myspace http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=193738164

[[Category:People|Heath, Elaine]]

Christopher Vian-Smith

2007-05-25T19:14:56Z

62.190.236.110:

SLT Member 2002 - Present

== Acting Roles ==
*Archie Roote [[The Hothouse (2007)|The Hothouse]] ([[2007]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*The Parson [[Serjeant Musgrave's Dance (2006)|Serjeant Musgrave's Dance]] ([[2006]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Adam Lazenby in [[Throwing Stones (2005)|Throwing Stones]] ([[2005]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Lloyd Dallas in [[Noises Off (2004)|Noises Off]] ([[2004]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Montague [[Romeo and Juliet (2004)|Romeo and Juliet]] ([[2004]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Nicolas [[One For The Road (2004)|One For The Road]] ([[2004]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Ross Barnett [[The Marriage Go Round (2003)|The Marriage Go Round]] ([[2003]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Brian Hamilton [[The Murder Game (2002)|The Murder Game]] ([[2002]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Giles in [[Rebecca (2002)|Rebecca]] ([[2002]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])

== Productions as Director ==

* Play 1 ([[1997]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
* Play 2 ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
* Play 3 ([[2000]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])

== Interests ==

== External Links ==
*[http://www.chrisvs.com This Member's Personal Web Page]
*[http://www.spotlightcd.com/interactive/cv/5657-7839-6049 This Member's Spotlight Page]

[[Category:People|Vian-Smith, Christopher]]

Christopher Vian-Smith

2007-05-25T19:07:30Z

62.190.236.110:

SLT Member 2002 - Present

== Acting Roles ==
*Archie Roote [[The Hothouse (2007)|The Hothouse]] ([[2007]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*The Parson [[Serjeant Musgrave's Dance (2006)|Serjeant Musgrave's Dance]] ([[2006]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Adam Lazenby in [[Throwing Stones (2005)|Throwing Stones]] ([[2005]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Lloyd Dallas in [[Noises Off (2004)|Noises Off]] ([[2004]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Montague [[Romeo and Juliet (2004)|Romeo and Juliet]] ([[2004]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Nicolas [[One For The Road (2004)|One For The Road]] ([[2004]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Ross Barnett [[The Marriage Go Round (2003)|The Marriage Go Round]] ([[2003]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Brian Hamilton [[The Murder Game (2002)|The Murder Game]] ([[2002]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Giles in [[Rebecca (2002)|Rebecca]] ([[2002]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])

== Productions as Director ==

* Play 1 ([[1997]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
* Play 2 ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
* Play 3 ([[2000]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])

== Interests ==

== External Links ==
*[http://www.myspace.com/thismember This Member's MySpace page.]
*[http://www.chrisvs.com This Member's Personal Web Page]
*[http://www.spotlightcd.com/interactive/cv/5657-7839-6049 This Member's Spotlight Page]

[[Category:People|Vian-Smith, Christopher]]

Christopher Vian-Smith

2007-05-25T19:05:48Z

62.190.236.110:

SLT Member yyyy - Present

== Acting Roles ==
*Archie Roote [[The Hothouse (2007)|The Hothouse]] ([[2007]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*The Parson [[Serjeant Musgrave's Dance (2006)|Serjeant Musgrave's Dance]] ([[2006]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Adam Lazenby in [[Throwing Stones (2005)|Throwing Stones]] ([[2005]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Lloyd Dallas in [[Noises Off (2004)|Noises Off]] ([[2004]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Montague [[Romeo and Juliet (2004)|Romeo and Juliet]] ([[2004]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Nicolas [[One For The Road (2004)|One For The Road]] ([[2004]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Ross Barnett [[The Marriage Go Round (2003)|The Marriage Go Round]] ([[2003]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Brian Hamilton [[The Murder Game (2002)|The Murder Game]] ([[2002]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Giles in [[Rebecca (2002)|Rebecca]] ([[2002]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])

== Productions as Director ==

* Play 1 ([[1997]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
* Play 2 ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
* Play 3 ([[2000]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])

== Interests ==

== External Links ==
*[http://www.myspace.com/thismember This Member's MySpace page.]
*[http://www.chrisvs.com This Member's Personal Web Page]
*[http://www.spotlightcd.com/interactive/cv/5657-7839-6049 This Member's Spotlight Page]

[[Category:People|Vian-Smith, Christopher]]

Christopher Vian-Smith

2007-05-25T18:54:59Z

62.190.236.110:

SLT Member yyyy - Present

== Acting Roles ==
*Adam Lazenby in [[Throwing Stones (2005)|Throwing Stones]] ([[2005]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Lloyd Dallas in [[Noises Off (2004)|Noises Off]] ([[2004]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Ross Barnett [[The Marriage Go Round (2003)|The Marriage Go Round]] ([[2003]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Brian Hamilton [[The Murder Game (2002)|The Murder Game]] ([[2002]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Giles in [[Rebecca (2002)|Rebecca]] ([[2002]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])

== Productions as Director ==

* Play 1 ([[1997]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
* Play 2 ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
* Play 3 ([[2000]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])

== Interests ==

== External Links ==
*[http://www.myspace.com/thismember This Member's MySpace page.]
*[http://www.chrisvs.com This Member's Personal Web Page]

[[Category:People|Vian-Smith, Christopher]]

Christopher Vian-Smith

2007-05-25T18:50:25Z

62.190.236.110:

SLT Member yyyy - Present

== Acting Roles ==
*Brian Hamilton [[The Murder Game (2002)|The Murder Game]] ([[2002]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Adam Lazenby in [[Throwing Stones (2005)|Throwing Stones]] ([[2005]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Lloyd Dallas in [[Noises Off (2004)|Noises Off]] ([[2004]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])

== Productions as Director ==

* Play 1 ([[1997]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
* Play 2 ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
* Play 3 ([[2000]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])

== Interests ==

== External Links ==
*[http://www.myspace.com/thismember This Member's MySpace page.]
*[http://www.chrisvs.com This Member's Personal Web Page]

[[Category:People|Vian-Smith, Christopher]]

Christopher Vian-Smith

2007-05-25T18:47:16Z

62.190.236.110:

Christopher Vian-Smith

2007-05-25T18:42:50Z

62.190.236.110:

SLT Member yyyy - Present

== Acting Roles ==
*Brian Hamilton [[The Murder Game (2002)|The Murder Game]] ([[2002]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Part 2 in [[Play 2 (1994)|Play 2]] ([[1994]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Part 3 in [[Play 3 (1995)|Play 3]] ([[1995]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])

== Productions as Director ==

* Play 1 ([[1997]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
* Play 2 ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
* Play 3 ([[2000]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])

== Interests ==

== External Links ==
*[http://www.myspace.com/thismember This Member's MySpace page.]
*[http://www.thismember.co.uk This member's Web Site.]

[[Category:People|Surname, Firstname]]

Christopher Vian-Smith

2007-05-25T18:39:46Z

62.190.236.110:

SLT Member yyyy - Present

== Acting Roles ==
*Part 1 in [[Play 1 (1992)|Play 1]] ([[1992]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Part 2 in [[Play 2 (1994)|Play 2]] ([[1994]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Part 3 in [[Play 3 (1995)|Play 3]] ([[1995]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])

== Productions as Director ==

* Play 1 ([[1997]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
* Play 2 ([[1998]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
* Play 3 ([[2000]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])

== Interests ==

== External Links ==
*[http://www.myspace.com/thismember This Member's MySpace page.]
*[http://www.thismember.co.uk This member's Web Site.]

[[Category:People|Surname, Firstname]]