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Murder Mystery Evening (2008)

2009-09-24T15:58:00Z

86.134.164.33: /* See Also */

[[Image:MM2008.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Neil Carmichael]]]]

Welcome to the West Norwoodhinton WI Fete, hosted by the fabulous Lady Bunty Crackingrack.

Social event in the [[SLT Members' Club Bar|SLTC Members Club Bar]].

Saturday 4th October [[2008]]

== Introduction ==

Lady Bunty Crackingrack welcomes you to West Norwoodhinton and to the very theatre where she will be performing in The Wizard of Oz this Christmas!

Drool over her beauty!!! Talk about her alot!!! Ask for her autograph!!! Plot her murder!!...?

Ably assisted by Julian Bland, West Norwoodhinton's Scout Master, SLT's finest sleuths spent another evening interviewing suspects to find out who bumped off her Ladyship.

Was it Amelia Innocente, borderline obsessive fan of Lady C, who was booked to play her understudy in The Wizard of Oz? Mr Kenneth, local photographer, who was lined up to do Calendar Girls shoot in West Norwoodhinton that would surely have launched his career.. until Crackingrack disengaged him? The Reverend Feeler, who, it emerged, had been having VERY naughty naughties with Bunty? Miranda Bakewell, village stalwart, who desperately wanted to win the Victoria Sponge competition one more time?

What about Sexy Secretary and Dishy Gardener, caught in a love triangle with the overbearing Lady C? Penny Tinkles, WI pianist, driven so deaf by Bunty's singing that she failed to hear her beloved's shouted warnings and reversed out of her drive over his prize pooch, thereby ruining her life?

Or was it Felicia O'Hara.... the new, mysterious arrival in West Norwoodhinton.... there's just something about her nobody can put their finger on... (well not in public anyway....)??

== Cast ==

*Lady Bunty Crackingrack - [[Samantha Golton]]
*Mr Kenneth - [[Guy Jones]]
*Felicia O'Hara - [[Peter Stevens]]
*Miranda Bakewell - [[Caroline Durrant]]
*Amelia Innocente - [[Juliet Holden]]
*Reverend Feeler - [[Alan Buckman]]
*Sexy Secretary whose name I've forgotten - [[Sue Jacobsen]]

*Dishy Gamekeeper - Mr Punter
*Penny Tickles - Ms Punter

*Julian Bland, Scoutmaster and sometime Detective - [[Simon Holland]]
*Mavis, his girlfriend - [[Samantha Golton]]

Written by [[Samantha Golton]] and the cast

Thanks to:

Costume - the cast (especially Caroline's scouting friend)

Social Committee - especially Steve Imrie for coordinating a fine WI luncheon

The Punters...

== Gallery ==

== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==
Well that was an enjoyable evening. fun was had by all. Can i say it's really nice to see lots of new members, old members, guests and the like coming down for our latest social events. it's making it all worth it.

My thanks shout out to the following: by baker ladies - Jill, Caroline and small child, Jenny Bar - Christine

Cast of thousands - Simon, Peter, Guy, Alan, Juliet, Sue, Caroline

Our very own Agatha - Samantha!

And if you wanna know what happend - Bunty doesn't like chilie lipgloss, she was having it off with the vicar, there were tarts a plenty, stalkers r us, and a possible man in a frock! Thanks again. I hope everyone enjoyed it and will be back for Murder Mystery 3 next year. SI
---------------------------------------------------
Thanks for a really fun night out, the cakes were fantastic and we had a great time. But I'm not going to give up the day job and become a detective just yet, my suspect interview technique needs a lot of work! Cheers!

---------------------------------------------------

We really enjoyed it Thanks to everyone who put so much into it - all the cast and the great baking! Just the job after spending the afternoon making chutney. A tremendous evening. Well done. MI
---------------------------------------------------

Members are encouraged to write about their experiences event. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.

== See Also ==
*[[Midsummer Murders (2007)]]
*[[Murder at the Café Rene|Murder at the Café René 2009]]

== References ==

== External Links ==

[[Category:Events]]
[[Category:Member's Club Social Events]]

2008

2009-09-24T15:57:26Z

86.134.164.33: /* Social Events */

At the SLT in 2008 ...
== Productions ==
*[[Veronica's Room (2008)|Veronica's Room]] by [[Ira Levin]]
*[[Oleanna (2008)|Oleanna]] by [[David Mamet]]
*[[Dracula (2008)|Dracula]] by [[Bram Stoker]], adapted by [[Mark Bullock]]
*[[Dublin Carol (2008)|Dublin Carol]] by [[Conor McPherson]]
*[[Animal Farm (2008)|Animal Farm]] by [[George Orwell]], adapted by [[Ian Wooldridge]]
*[[The Winter's Tale (2008)|The Winter's Tale]] by [[William Shakespeare]]
*[[A Slice of Saturday Night (2008)|A Slice of Saturday Night]] by [[The Heather Brothers]]
*[[The Fire Raisers (2008)|The Fire Raisers]] by [[Max Frisch]]
*[[The Beguiled (2008)|The Beguiled]] by [[Thomas Cullinan]] adapted by [[David White]]
*[[Bullshot Crummond (2008)|Bullshot Crummond]] by [[Ron House]], [[Diz White]], [[John Neville-Andrews]], [[Alan Shearman]], and [[Derek Cunningham]]
*Festival of Youth - [[When Murder Came to Tea (2008)|When Murder Came to Tea]] by [[Simon Holland]], [[Children of Darkness (2008)|Children of Darkness]] by [[Peter Stevens]], [[Son of Dracula meets Frankinstein's Bride's Sister (2008)|Son of Dracula meets Frankinstein's Bride's Sister]] by [[Stuart Draper]]
*[[Gosforth's Fête (2008)|Gosforth's Fête]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]
*Double Bill [['Dentity Crisis (2008)|'Dentity Crisis]] by [[Christopher Durang]] & [[Endgame (2008)|Endgame]] by [[Samuel Beckett]]
*[[A Russian in the Woods (2008)|A Russian in the Woods]] by [[Peter Whelan]]
*[[The Dice House (2008)|The Dice House]] by [[Paul Lucas]]
*Double Bill - [[Burglary for Beginners (2008)|Burglary for Beginners]] by [[Jem Solak]], *[[Bang, You're Dead! (2008)|Bang, You're Dead!]] by [[Paul Reakes]]
*[[Be My Baby (2008)|Be My Baby]] by [[Amanda Whittington]]
*[[The Brylcreem Boys (2008)|The Brylcreem Boys]] by [[Peter Durrant]]
*[[The Elephant Man (2008)|The Elephant Man]] by [[Bernard Pomerance]]
*[[Dinner (2008)|Dinner]] by [[Moira Buffini]]
*[[The School for Scandal (2008)|The School for Scandal]] by [[Richard Brinsley Sheridan]]
*[[Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens (2008)|Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens]] by [[Bill Russell]] & [[Janet Hood]]
*[[Inheritance (2008)|Inheritance]] by [[Hannie Rayson]]
*[[King Lear (2008)|King Lear]] by [[William Shakespeare]]
*[[Grimm Tales(2008)|Grimm Tales]] retold by [[Carol Ann Duffy]], adapted by [[Melly Still]] and [[Tim Supple]]

== Social Events ==
*[[SLT Film Club]] on Saturdays once a month
*[[Murder Mystery Evening (2008)]]

== Fundraising Events ==
*[[SLTee-Hee-Hee]]

== Training Events ==
*[[Organic Theatre Day]]

== See Also ==
== External Links ==

2008

2009-09-24T15:57:17Z

86.134.164.33: /* Social Events */

At the SLT in 2008 ...
== Productions ==
*[[Veronica's Room (2008)|Veronica's Room]] by [[Ira Levin]]
*[[Oleanna (2008)|Oleanna]] by [[David Mamet]]
*[[Dracula (2008)|Dracula]] by [[Bram Stoker]], adapted by [[Mark Bullock]]
*[[Dublin Carol (2008)|Dublin Carol]] by [[Conor McPherson]]
*[[Animal Farm (2008)|Animal Farm]] by [[George Orwell]], adapted by [[Ian Wooldridge]]
*[[The Winter's Tale (2008)|The Winter's Tale]] by [[William Shakespeare]]
*[[A Slice of Saturday Night (2008)|A Slice of Saturday Night]] by [[The Heather Brothers]]
*[[The Fire Raisers (2008)|The Fire Raisers]] by [[Max Frisch]]
*[[The Beguiled (2008)|The Beguiled]] by [[Thomas Cullinan]] adapted by [[David White]]
*[[Bullshot Crummond (2008)|Bullshot Crummond]] by [[Ron House]], [[Diz White]], [[John Neville-Andrews]], [[Alan Shearman]], and [[Derek Cunningham]]
*Festival of Youth - [[When Murder Came to Tea (2008)|When Murder Came to Tea]] by [[Simon Holland]], [[Children of Darkness (2008)|Children of Darkness]] by [[Peter Stevens]], [[Son of Dracula meets Frankinstein's Bride's Sister (2008)|Son of Dracula meets Frankinstein's Bride's Sister]] by [[Stuart Draper]]
*[[Gosforth's Fête (2008)|Gosforth's Fête]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]
*Double Bill [['Dentity Crisis (2008)|'Dentity Crisis]] by [[Christopher Durang]] & [[Endgame (2008)|Endgame]] by [[Samuel Beckett]]
*[[A Russian in the Woods (2008)|A Russian in the Woods]] by [[Peter Whelan]]
*[[The Dice House (2008)|The Dice House]] by [[Paul Lucas]]
*Double Bill - [[Burglary for Beginners (2008)|Burglary for Beginners]] by [[Jem Solak]], *[[Bang, You're Dead! (2008)|Bang, You're Dead!]] by [[Paul Reakes]]
*[[Be My Baby (2008)|Be My Baby]] by [[Amanda Whittington]]
*[[The Brylcreem Boys (2008)|The Brylcreem Boys]] by [[Peter Durrant]]
*[[The Elephant Man (2008)|The Elephant Man]] by [[Bernard Pomerance]]
*[[Dinner (2008)|Dinner]] by [[Moira Buffini]]
*[[The School for Scandal (2008)|The School for Scandal]] by [[Richard Brinsley Sheridan]]
*[[Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens (2008)|Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens]] by [[Bill Russell]] & [[Janet Hood]]
*[[Inheritance (2008)|Inheritance]] by [[Hannie Rayson]]
*[[King Lear (2008)|King Lear]] by [[William Shakespeare]]
*[[Grimm Tales(2008)|Grimm Tales]] retold by [[Carol Ann Duffy]], adapted by [[Melly Still]] and [[Tim Supple]]

== Social Events ==
*[[SLT Film Club]] on Saturdays once a month
**[[Murder Mystery Evening (2008)]]

== Fundraising Events ==
*[[SLTee-Hee-Hee]]

== Training Events ==
*[[Organic Theatre Day]]

== See Also ==
== External Links ==

Murder at the Café Rene

2009-09-24T15:56:33Z

86.134.164.33: /* See Also */

[[Image:MM2009.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Steve Imrie]]]]

Welcome to the Café René, France, 1940-something.....

Social event in the [[SLT Members' Club Bar|SLTC Members' Club Bar]].

Saturday 12th September [[2009]]

== Introduction ==

Visitors were welcomed to the Café René in the village of Norbois Ouest, a sleepy place in the heart of the French countryside. Gathered together to commemorate poor René (God Rest 'Is Soul...), the villagers were shocked and stunned to witness the murder of the General, leader of the occupying forces..

But who dunnit?

Inspecteur Clueless was the man to help us find out!

== Cast ==

*General von Klinkyboots - [[Dave Chaisty]]
*Claudette Petitchef - [[Margaret Glenn]]
*Marie Grandcleavage - [[Jenny McLaughlin]]
*Phillippe Hommespartout - [[Steve Imrie]]
*Vladimir Bolokov - [[Sean Chapman]]
*Hans Alloffer - [[Peter Stevens]]
*Antoinette O'Hara - [[Ruth Huggett]]

*Zee Priest - Mr Punter
*Zee Nurse - Ms Punter

*Inspecteur Clueless - [[Dave Chaisty]]

*Bar tenders - [[James Hough]] and Stuart (James please add!)
*Helga, the shouty one - [[Samantha Golton]]

Written by [[Samantha Golton]] and the cast

Thanks to:

*Costume - the cast, Val and [[Jess Osorio]] and [[James Hough]]

*[[Steve Imrie]] and [[Jenny McLaughlin]] for a fine French Feast
*The Punters... for participation and wonderful detective skills!

== Gallery ==

== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==
Thanks to all involved for a very enjoyable evening!
AC
----------------------------------------------------

C'etait un soiree formidable, merci beaucoup, Helga et tous les autres!
C
----------------------------------------------------

We loved it, loved it, loved it.

Can't wait to see what mystery Samantha dreams up for us next year!
CD
----------------------------------------------------

What a great day. First singing with sol la ti then the murder mystery. Bravo to all involved for both events.
JC
-----------------------------------------------------

Members are encouraged to write about their experiences event. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.

== See Also ==
*[[Midsummer Murders (2007)]]
*[[Murder Mystery Evening (2008)]]

== References ==

== External Links ==

[[Category:Events]]
[[Category:Member's Club Social Events]]

Murder at the Café Rene

2009-09-24T15:51:40Z

86.134.164.33:

[[Image:MM2009.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Steve Imrie]]]]

Welcome to the Café René, France, 1940-something.....

Social event in the [[SLT Members' Club Bar|SLTC Members' Club Bar]].

Saturday 12th September [[2009]]

== Introduction ==

Visitors were welcomed to the Café René in the village of Norbois Ouest, a sleepy place in the heart of the French countryside. Gathered together to commemorate poor René (God Rest 'Is Soul...), the villagers were shocked and stunned to witness the murder of the General, leader of the occupying forces..

But who dunnit?

Inspecteur Clueless was the man to help us find out!

== Cast ==

*General von Klinkyboots - [[Dave Chaisty]]
*Claudette Petitchef - [[Margaret Glenn]]
*Marie Grandcleavage - [[Jenny McLaughlin]]
*Phillippe Hommespartout - [[Steve Imrie]]
*Vladimir Bolokov - [[Sean Chapman]]
*Hans Alloffer - [[Peter Stevens]]
*Antoinette O'Hara - [[Ruth Huggett]]

*Zee Priest - Mr Punter
*Zee Nurse - Ms Punter

*Inspecteur Clueless - [[Dave Chaisty]]

*Bar tenders - [[James Hough]] and Stuart (James please add!)
*Helga, the shouty one - [[Samantha Golton]]

Written by [[Samantha Golton]] and the cast

Thanks to:

*Costume - the cast, Val and [[Jess Osorio]] and [[James Hough]]

*[[Steve Imrie]] and [[Jenny McLaughlin]] for a fine French Feast
*The Punters... for participation and wonderful detective skills!

== Gallery ==

== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==
Thanks to all involved for a very enjoyable evening!
AC
----------------------------------------------------

C'etait un soiree formidable, merci beaucoup, Helga et tous les autres!
C
----------------------------------------------------

We loved it, loved it, loved it.

Can't wait to see what mystery Samantha dreams up for us next year!
CD
----------------------------------------------------

What a great day. First singing with sol la ti then the murder mystery. Bravo to all involved for both events.
JC
-----------------------------------------------------

Members are encouraged to write about their experiences event. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.

== See Also ==
*[[Midsummer Murders (2007)|Midsummer Murders 2007]]
*[[Murder Mystery Evening (2008)|Murder Mystery Evening 2008]]

== References ==

== External Links ==

[[Category:Events]]
[[Category:Member's Club Social Events]]

2009

2009-09-24T15:51:15Z

86.134.164.33: /* Social Events */

At the SLT in 2009 ...
== Productions ==
*[[Gagarin Way (2009)|Gagarin Way]] by [[Gregory Burke]]
*[[Meeting Joe Strummer (2009)|Meeting Joe Strummer]] by [[Paul Hodson]]
*[[House of Demons (2009)|House of Demons]] by [[Aeschylus]], translated by [[Ted Hughes]]
*[[La Bête (2009)|La Bête]] by [[David Hirson]]
*[[Park (2009)|Park]] - Youth Show
*[[Accidental Death of an Anarchist (2009)|Accidental Death of an Anarchist]] by [[Dario Fo]], translated by [[Simon Nye]]
*[[The Last Days of Judas Iscariot (2009)|The Last Days of Judas Iscariot]] by [[Stephen Adly Guirgis]]
*[[The House of Bernarda Alba (2009)|The House of Bernarda Alba]] by [[Federico García Lorca]], translated by [[A.S. Kline]]
*[[Round and Round the Garden (2009)|Round and Round the Garden]] by [[Alan Ayckbourn]]
*[[Schweyk in the Second World War (2009)|Schweyk in the Second World War]] by [[Bertolt Brecht]]
*[[The Shagaround (2009)|The Shagaround]] by [[Maggie Neville]]
*Junior/Intermediate Shows
*[[The Birthday Party (2009)|The Birthday Party]] by [[Harold Pinter]]
*[[Letters Home (2009)|Letters Home]] by [[Rose Leiman Goldemberg]]
*[[Daisy Pulls it Off (2009)|Daisy Pulls it Off]] by [[Denise Deegan]]
*[[Ghosts (2009)|Ghosts]] by [[Henrik Ibsen]]
*[[The Lonesome West (2009)|The Lonesome West]] by [[Martin McDonagh]]
*[[The Wisdom of Eve (2009)|The Wisdom of Eve]] by [[Mary Orr]]
*[[Stiff (2009)|Stiff]] by [[Matthew Davies]]
*Devised piece (title tbc)
*[[Measure for Measure (2009)|Measure for Measure]] by [[William Shakespeare]]
*[[Proof (2009)|Proof]] by [[David Auburn]]
*Panto (December) ([[Bell Theatre]]) (Based on the stories of "Dick Whittington" and "Puss in Boots") by [[Charles Doyle]]

== Social Events ==
*[[SLT Film Club]] on Saturdays
*[[Murder at the Café Rene|Murder at the Café René 2009]]

== Fundraising Events ==
== Training Events ==
== See Also ==
== External Links ==

Murder Mystery Evening (2008)

2009-09-24T15:50:33Z

86.134.164.33:

[[Image:MM2008.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Neil Carmichael]]]]

Welcome to the West Norwoodhinton WI Fete, hosted by the fabulous Lady Bunty Crackingrack.

Social event in the [[SLT Members' Club Bar|SLTC Members Club Bar]].

Saturday 4th October [[2008]]

== Introduction ==

Lady Bunty Crackingrack welcomes you to West Norwoodhinton and to the very theatre where she will be performing in The Wizard of Oz this Christmas!

Drool over her beauty!!! Talk about her alot!!! Ask for her autograph!!! Plot her murder!!...?

Ably assisted by Julian Bland, West Norwoodhinton's Scout Master, SLT's finest sleuths spent another evening interviewing suspects to find out who bumped off her Ladyship.

Was it Amelia Innocente, borderline obsessive fan of Lady C, who was booked to play her understudy in The Wizard of Oz? Mr Kenneth, local photographer, who was lined up to do Calendar Girls shoot in West Norwoodhinton that would surely have launched his career.. until Crackingrack disengaged him? The Reverend Feeler, who, it emerged, had been having VERY naughty naughties with Bunty? Miranda Bakewell, village stalwart, who desperately wanted to win the Victoria Sponge competition one more time?

What about Sexy Secretary and Dishy Gardener, caught in a love triangle with the overbearing Lady C? Penny Tinkles, WI pianist, driven so deaf by Bunty's singing that she failed to hear her beloved's shouted warnings and reversed out of her drive over his prize pooch, thereby ruining her life?

Or was it Felicia O'Hara.... the new, mysterious arrival in West Norwoodhinton.... there's just something about her nobody can put their finger on... (well not in public anyway....)??

== Cast ==

*Lady Bunty Crackingrack - [[Samantha Golton]]
*Mr Kenneth - [[Guy Jones]]
*Felicia O'Hara - [[Peter Stevens]]
*Miranda Bakewell - [[Caroline Durrant]]
*Amelia Innocente - [[Juliet Holden]]
*Reverend Feeler - [[Alan Buckman]]
*Sexy Secretary whose name I've forgotten - [[Sue Jacobsen]]

*Dishy Gamekeeper - Mr Punter
*Penny Tickles - Ms Punter

*Julian Bland, Scoutmaster and sometime Detective - [[Simon Holland]]
*Mavis, his girlfriend - [[Samantha Golton]]

Written by [[Samantha Golton]] and the cast

Thanks to:

Costume - the cast (especially Caroline's scouting friend)

Social Committee - especially Steve Imrie for coordinating a fine WI luncheon

The Punters...

== Gallery ==

== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==
Well that was an enjoyable evening. fun was had by all. Can i say it's really nice to see lots of new members, old members, guests and the like coming down for our latest social events. it's making it all worth it.

My thanks shout out to the following: by baker ladies - Jill, Caroline and small child, Jenny Bar - Christine

Cast of thousands - Simon, Peter, Guy, Alan, Juliet, Sue, Caroline

Our very own Agatha - Samantha!

And if you wanna know what happend - Bunty doesn't like chilie lipgloss, she was having it off with the vicar, there were tarts a plenty, stalkers r us, and a possible man in a frock! Thanks again. I hope everyone enjoyed it and will be back for Murder Mystery 3 next year. SI
---------------------------------------------------
Thanks for a really fun night out, the cakes were fantastic and we had a great time. But I'm not going to give up the day job and become a detective just yet, my suspect interview technique needs a lot of work! Cheers!

---------------------------------------------------

We really enjoyed it Thanks to everyone who put so much into it - all the cast and the great baking! Just the job after spending the afternoon making chutney. A tremendous evening. Well done. MI
---------------------------------------------------

Members are encouraged to write about their experiences event. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.

== See Also ==
*[[Midsummer Murders (2007)|Midsummer Murders 2007]]
*[[Murder at the Café Rene|Murder at the Café René 2009]]

== References ==

== External Links ==

[[Category:Events]]
[[Category:Member's Club Social Events]]

Murder at the Café Rene

2009-09-24T15:49:53Z

86.134.164.33:

[[Image:MM2009.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Steve Imrie]]]]

Welcome to the Café René, France, 1940-something.....

Social event in the [[SLTC Members' Club Bar]].

Saturday 12th September [[2009]]

== Introduction ==

Visitors were welcomed to the Café René in the village of Norbois Ouest, a sleepy place in the heart of the French countryside. Gathered together to commemorate poor René (God Rest 'Is Soul...), the villagers were shocked and stunned to witness the murder of the General, leader of the occupying forces..

But who dunnit?

Inspecteur Clueless was the man to help us find out!

== Cast ==

*General von Klinkyboots - [[Dave Chaisty]]
*Claudette Petitchef - [[Margaret Glenn]]
*Marie Grandcleavage - [[Jenny McLaughlin]]
*Phillippe Hommespartout - [[Steve Imrie]]
*Vladimir Bolokov - [[Sean Chapman]]
*Hans Alloffer - [[Peter Stevens]]
*Antoinette O'Hara - [[Ruth Huggett]]

*Zee Priest - Mr Punter
*Zee Nurse - Ms Punter

*Inspecteur Clueless - [[Dave Chaisty]]

*Bar tenders - [[James Hough]] and Stuart (James please add!)
*Helga, the shouty one - [[Samantha Golton]]

Written by [[Samantha Golton]] and the cast

Thanks to:

*Costume - the cast, Val and [[Jess Osorio]] and [[James Hough]]

*[[Steve Imrie]] and [[Jenny McLaughlin]] for a fine French Feast
*The Punters... for participation and wonderful detective skills!

== Gallery ==

== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==
Thanks to all involved for a very enjoyable evening!
AC
----------------------------------------------------

C'etait un soiree formidable, merci beaucoup, Helga et tous les autres!
C
----------------------------------------------------

We loved it, loved it, loved it.

Can't wait to see what mystery Samantha dreams up for us next year!
CD
----------------------------------------------------

What a great day. First singing with sol la ti then the murder mystery. Bravo to all involved for both events.
JC
-----------------------------------------------------

Members are encouraged to write about their experiences event. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.

== See Also ==
*[[Midsummer Murders (2007)|Midsummer Murders 2007]]
*[[Murder Mystery Evening (2008)|Murder Mystery Evening 2008]]

== References ==

== External Links ==

[[Category:Events]]
[[Category:Member's Club Social Events]]

Pericles (1968)

2009-09-24T15:47:02Z

86.134.164.33:

[[Image:CHANGETHISNAME1.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Poster Designer]]]]

by [[William Shakespeare]]

Directed by [[Peter Broderick]]

Performances: Mon 6th – Sun 12th May [[1968]], [[Bell Theatre|Theatre]]

== Introduction ==

Text about the play

== Cast ==

*Chorus - [[Tom Swann]]
*King Antiochus - [[D'Auvergne Barnard]]
*Pericles, Prince of Tyre - [[Jeremy Castle]]
*Antiochus' Daughter - [[Malvina Spriggs]]
*Thaliard - [[Ian King]]
*Helicanus (A Lord of Tyre) - [[Charles Commerford]]
*Escanes (A Lord of Tyre) - [[Eric Smith]]
*Cleon, Governor of Tarsus - [[Christopher Prior]]
*Dionyza, his wife - [[Eileen Pasco]]
*Leonine, her servant - [[Bernard Bullbrook]]
*1st Fisherman - [[Bob Powers]]
*2nd Fisherman - [[Martin Wright]]
*3rd Fisherman - [[Keith Walmsley]]
*King Simonides - [[Victor Shaw]]
*Thaisa, his daughter - [[Frances Howard]]
*1st Knight - [[Val Youngman]]
*2nd Knight - [[Geoff Bottle]]
*3rd Knight - [[Kevin Pther]]

== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[Elaine Agnus]]
*Assisted by - [[Mickie Barrett]], [[Brian Hewitt]], [[Sheila Rees]], [[Dorothy Evans]], [[Katherine Stratton]]
*Lighting - [[Sidney Law]]
*Sound Recording - [[Alex Kanarek]]
*Sound Operator - [[Janet Warwick]]
*Choreography - [[Madeline Inglehearn]], [[Anne Vaughn]]
*Assistant to the director - [[Ann McGrath]]
*Costumier - [[Jean Firminger]]
*F.O.H. Manager - [[Frank Howcutt]]

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

This production was also performed at the White Bear, a mute cine film of which still exists.

== 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 ==

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

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

Angels in Love (1968)

2009-09-24T15:46:50Z

86.134.164.33:

[[Image:CHANGETHISNAME1.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Poster Designer]]]]

by [[Hugh Mills]]

Directed by [[Tom Swann]]

Performances: Mon 4th – Sun 10th March [[1968]], [[Bell Theatre|Theatre]]

== Introduction ==

Text about the play

== Cast ==

*Burton - [[Susan Cooksley]]
*Dearest (The Hon. Mrs. Errol) - [[Barbara Castle]]
*Cedric, Lord Fauntleroy - [[Ian King]]
*Lettice, Lady Fauntleroy - [[Averil Cookman]]
*Violet, Comtesse de Chaumont - [[Eileen Pasco]]
*Furse - [[Charles Cheetham]]
*Molyneux - [[Charles Commerford]]
*Sir Pomeroy Pomeroy-Jones - [[Gerald Knight]]
*Eustace Pomeroy-Jones - [[Christopher Prior]]

== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[Jeremy Castle]]
*Assisted by - [[Carol Eldred]]
*Stage Design - [[Tom Swann]], [[Michael Gilbert]]
*Wardrobe - [[Jean Firminger]], [[Sheila Pasco]], [[Susan Gyde]]
*Assistant to the director - [[Susan Gardner]]
*F.O.H. Manager - [[Frank Howcutt]]

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

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

Everything in the Garden (1968)

2009-09-24T15:46:39Z

86.134.164.33:

[[Image:CHANGETHISNAME1.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Poster Designer]]]]

by [[Giles Cooper]]

Directed by [[Director's Name]]

Performances: Mon 5th – Sun 11th February [[1968]], [[Bell Theatre|Theatre]]

== Introduction ==

Text about the play

== Cast ==

*Jenny Acton - [[Mikki Hewitt|Mickie Barrett]]
*Bernard Acton - [[Christopher Rose]]
*Leone Pimosz - [[Joan Sprigs]]
*Jack - [[Leslie Lidyard]]
*Roger - [[Keith Pumphries]]
*Bill - [[Charles Cheetham]]
*Beryl - [[Ruth Shettle]]
*Stephen - [[William Pead]]
*Laura - [[Margaret Bradshaw]]
*Tom - [[Eric Twelftree]]
*Louise - [[Frances Howard]]

== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[Julia Straton]]
*Assisted by - [[Sheila Pasco]], [[Norman Bradshaw]], [[Jim Harman]], [[Maurice Williams]], [[Betty Williams]], [[Betty Lawson]]
*Design - [[Alex Kanarek]]
*Lighting - [[Colin Stokes]]
*Sound - [[John Alford]], [[ Ricky Maguire]]
*Costumes - [[Christine Rothin]]
*Assistant to the director - [[Ann McGrath]]
* Front of House Manager - [[Frank Howcutt]]

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

== Gallery ==

I have just found 2 contact sheets of pictures I suspect are from this show, will post here soon.

Brian Fretwell

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Music Hall (1968)

2009-09-24T15:46:28Z

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by [[Various]]

Directed by [[Ray Cross]]

Performances: Mon 8th – Sun 14th January [[1968]], [[Bell Theatre|Theatre]]

== Introduction ==

Text about the play

== Cast ==

*Character 1 - [[Actor 1]]
*Character 2 - [[Actor 2]]
*Character 3 - [[Actor 3]]

== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[Ricky Maguire]]
*Assisted by - [[Kit Straton]], [[Dorothy Evans]], [[Sue Thompson (1)|Sue Thompson]], [[Florence Paffey]]
*Lighting Design - [[Ted Neal]]
*Costumes - [[Sue Thompson (1)|Sue Thompson]]
*Assistant to the director - [[Gloria Sanders]]
*F.O.H. Manager - [[Frank Howcutt]]

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

== Gallery ==

== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==

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The Meter Men (1967)

2009-09-24T15:46:05Z

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by [[C. Scott Forbes]]

Directed by [[William Merrow]]

Performances: Mon 4th – Sun 10th December [[1967]], [[Bell Theatre|Theatre]]

== Introduction ==

The Meter Men, from which the film The Penthouse was derived, is the first play by the well-known actor C. Scott Forbes. Its theme is a complementary one of aggression and destruction, and on the other hand, of acceptance and integrity.

== Cast ==

*Barbara - [[Angela Hill]]
*Bruce - [[Christopher Prior]]
*Tom - [[Ray Cross]]
*Dick - [[Ted Neal]]
*Harry - [[Frank Houston]]

== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[Alan Firminger]]
*ASMs - [[Jane Shelly]], [[Charles Cheetham]], [[Eileen Pasco]], [[Margaret Bradshaw]], [[Rick McGuire]]
*Lighting - [[Alex Kamarek]]
*Music - [[George Clark]]
*Assistant to the director - [[Gloria Sanders]]
*F.O.H. Manager- [[Frank Howcutt]]

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
Image:MeterMen008.jpg|Publicity photo taken in the electrical inlet room in the basement
Image:MeterMen009.jpg|Part of the set.
</gallery>

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The Alchemist (1967)

2009-09-24T15:45:51Z

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by [[Ben Jonson]]

Designed & Directed by [[Alex Kanrex]]

Performances: Mon 30th October– Sun 4th November [[1967]], [[Bell Theatre|Theatre]]

== Introduction ==

From the programme of this show.
"The Alchemist" was first acted at the Globe Theatre by the King's Men in 1610, probably with Richard Burbage as Face. Since then it has been continuously popular, especially after the Restoration and throughout the eighteenth century.

The reason for this popularity is not hard to find; the play is considered to be one of the most perfect plots ever planned. The characters are universal, the theme of human folly, particularly that obsessive greed which betrays fools into the hands of expert manipulators.

Its message remains valid today - con-men, like the poor are always with us.

The "Penguin" edition of Johnson's First Folio "Workes", which was published in 1616, was used and only the most obscure references were deleted.

== Cast ==

*Subtle, the Alchemist - [[Charles Commerford]]
*Face, the Housekeeper & Brothel-Captain - [[Paul Beech]]
*Dol Common, their colleague, a Doxy - [[Julia Stratton]]
*Dapper, a clerk - [[Keith Walsley]]
*Drugger, a tobacco man - [[Christopher Rose]]
*Sir Epicure Mammon, a Knight - [[Vic Shaw]]
*Surly, a Gamester - [[Gerald Knights]]
*Charity Wholesome, a Puritan Deaconess - [[Carol Eldred]]
*Tribulation Wholesome, her sister, also a Puritan - [[Katharine Stratton]]
*Kastril, the Angry Boy - [[Simon Coady]]
*Dame Pliant - [[Sheila Compton]]
*Lovewitt, the Master of the House - [[Bob Ball]]
*Neighbourd - [[Lesley Morris]], [[Pamela James]], [[Sheila Rees]], [[Sylvia Meeks]], [[Val Youngman]], [[Brian Alberici]], [[Norman Bradshaw]], [[Jim Harman]]
*Parson - [[Nick Robbins]]
*Street Cryers - [[Wendy Neal]], [[Mary Prindle]], [[Malvina Spriggs]], [[Charles Turner]]

== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[John Woodrooffe]]
*A.S.M.s - [[Jessica Barber]], [[Rick McGuire]], [[Barry Weyman]], [[Joan Spriggs]]
*Lighting - [[Ted Neal]]
*Sound - [[John Alford]]
*Costumes - [[Jean Firminger]]
*Scenic Artist - [[Frances Fisher]]
*Assistant to the director - [[Lynda Taylor]]
*F.O.H. Manager - [[Frank Howcutt]]

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

== Gallery ==
<gallery widths="100px" heights="100px" perrow="5">
Image:Alchemist.jpg
Image:Alchemist2.jpg
Image:AlchemistSet.jpg
Image:AlchemistCast.jpg
</gallery>

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== See Also ==
The only other [[Ben Jonson]] play we have produced to date (June 2007) was [[Volpone (2007)|Volpone]] almost exactly 40 years later.

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The Marriage-Go-Round (1968)

2009-09-24T15:45:34Z

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by [[Leslie Stevens]]

Directed by [[Gerald Williams]]

Performances: Mon 3rd – Sun 9th June [[1968]], [[Bell Theatre|Theatre]]

== Introduction ==

Text about the play

== Cast ==

*Paul Deville, Ph.d., M.Sc., D.Litt., M.F.A., C.B.E., F.R.S., (Professor of Cultural Anthropology) - [[Nigel Cockburn]]
*Content Lowell, Ph.D, D.Litt., M.F.A., Soc. Sc., Dean of Women, (Mrs. Paul Deville) - [[Margaret Bradshaw]]
*Katrin Sveg - [[Averil Cookman]]
*Ross Barnett, Ph.d., M.Sc., LI. D., M.F.A., Maitland Chair - [[Edward Neal]]
== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[Wendy Neal]]
*Assisted by - [[Maureen Alexander]], [[Beryl Pritchard]], [[Julia Stratton]]
*Lighting Design - [[Colin Stakes]]
*Lighting Control Board - [[Edward Neal]], [[Barry Wright]]
*Sound and Music - [[Bernard Watson]], [[Ricky Maguire]]
*Set Design and Wardrobe - [[Dora Williams]]
*Set Construction - [[Charles Cheetham]], [[Frank Houston]], [[Beryl Pritchard]]
*Properties - [[Joan Spriggs]]
*Assistant to the director - [[Ron Samuel]]
*F.O.H. Manager - [[Frank Howcutt]]

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

== Gallery ==

== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==

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== See Also ==
[[The Marriage-Go-Round (2003)]]

== References ==
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Antigone (1968)

2009-09-24T15:45:11Z

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by [[Jean Anouilh]]

Directed & Designed by [[Audrey Broderick]]

Performances: Sun 8th – Sat 14th September [[1968]], [[Bell Theatre|Theatre]]

== Introduction ==

Text about the play

== Cast ==

*Character 1 - [[Actor 1]]
*Character 2 - [[Actor 2]]
*Character 3 - [[Actor 3]]

== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[SM Name]]
*Lighting Design - [[Designer Name]]
*Lighting Operator - [[Operator Name]]

== Reviews ==

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== Gallery ==

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