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Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead (1979)

2009-12-03T11:15:49Z

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

by [[Tom Stoppard]]

Directed by [[Juliet Male]]

Performances: Sun 2nd – Sat 8th September [[1979]], [[Bell Theatre|Main Stage]]

== Introduction ==

Text about the play

== Cast ==

*Rosencrantz - [[John Hartnett]]
*Guildenstern - [[Mikael Rust]]
*Claudius - [[Leslie Lidyard]]
*Gertrude - [[Ruth Lidyard|Ruth Shettle]]
*Polonius - [[Adrian McLoughlin]]
*Hamlet - [[Ian Vallender]]
*Ophelia - [[Sally Hebberd]]
*Ladies and Gentlemen of the court - [[Clare Atkins]], [[Jeanette Hoile]], [[Ann Walker]], [[Tony Dunsdon]], [[John Rogers]], [[Malcolm Woodman]]
*The Player - [[Robert Coward]]
*Tragedians - [[Chris King]], [[Elaine Lampard]], [[Toni Money]], [[Vincent Oliver]], [[Philip Tong]]

==Music==

*Composed by [[Julia Usher]] and The Tragedians

== Crew ==

*Production Assistant - [[Caroline Bryant]]
*Stage Manager - [[Kris Swarbrick]]
*Assisted by - [[Mikki Hewitt]], [[Jim Doyle]], [[Matthew Lyne]]
*Lighting Design - [[Peter Boon]]
*Lighting Operator - [[Roger Taylor]]
*Sound Recording - [[Gordon Scott]]
*Wardrobe Mistress - [[Jeanette Hoile]]
*Props - [[Annette Wiseman]]
*Prompter - [[Lynne Vallender]]
*Set & Costume Design - [[Bruce Murray]]
*Set Construction - [[ Bernard Bullbrook]], [[Debby Parrett]], [[David Maitland]]

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

== Gallery ==

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Oh, What a Lovely War (1979)

2009-12-03T11:14:51Z

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

by Theatre Workshop, [[Charles Chilton]] and the original cast

Directed by [[Jill Clark]]

Performances: Sat 7th – Sat 14th July [[1979]], [[Bell Theatre|Main Stage]]

== Introduction ==

Text about the play

== Cast ==

*The Company - [[John Adams]], [[Bozena Borzyskowska]], [[Maddy Cordwell]], [[John Harris]], [[Alan Johnston]], [[Sally Lill]], [[Matthew Lyne]], [[Ann Mattey]], [[Adrian McLoughlin]], [[Bruce Murray]], [[Dennis Packham]], [[John Rogers]], [[Mikael Rust]], [[Wally Ross-Gower]], [[Harry Sanders]], [[Richard Thomas]], [[Philip Tong]], [[Annette Wiseman]].

== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[John Woodrooffe]]
*Assisted by - [[Sally Hebberd]], [[Jeanette Hoile]], [[Ann King]], [[Pam Lyne]], [[Debby Parrett]], [[Sylvia Rowe]], [[Kris Swarbrick]]
*Lighting Design - [[Stephen Holroyd]], [[Tony Wilson]], [[Peter Boon]]
*Sound - [[Geoff Potter]], [[Jane Cooper]]
*Musical Director - [[Donald Halliday]]
*Musicians - [[Fred Ponsonby]] (Trumpet), [[Siobhan Cosgrove]] (Flute, Piccolo), [[Jill Winch]] (Clarinet, Saxophone), [[Mike Garrett]] (Percussion), [[Lynn Jenner]] (Piano), [[Donald Halliday]] (Piano/Organ)
*Production Assistant - [[Tim Jeffes]]
*Choreography - [[Jean Worboyes]]
*Set Construction - [[Ray Seaton]], [[Edward Clark]], [[David Maitland]], [[Ray Ellison]], [[John Harris]], [[Clive Prince]], [[Malcolm Johnson]]
*Wardrobe - [[Debby Parrett]], [[Jeanette Hoile]]
*Military Advisors - Alan Grummitt, Dave Harrison
*Graphic Design - [[Malcolm Johnson]]
*Box Office Manager - [[David Bell]]

== Reviews ==

'"OH, WHAT A LOVELY WAR" at the South London Theatre Centre attracted packed houses.
The way people survive in times of war and the gaiety they create in tragic circumstances came over vividly in Jill Clark's production. Mrs Clark also designed the sets.
There was abundant enthusiasm, some excellent performances and overall the show bore favourable comparison with Joan Littlewood's original of 16 years ago.
The musical director, Donald Halliday, skilfully co-ordinated matters and the immortal songs touched the hearts of the elderly members of the audience.
The cast was to be congratulated for tackling several parts in the course of the evening. It was, in alphabetical order, [[John Adams]], [[Bozena Borzyskowska]], [[Maddy Cordwell]], [[John Harris]], [[Alan Johnston]], [[Sally Lill]], [[Matthew Lyne]], [[Ann Mattey]], [[Adrian McLoughlin]], [[Bruce Murray]], [[Dennis Packham]], [[John Rogers]], [[Mikael Rust]], [[Walter Ross-Gower]], [[Harry Sanders]], [[Richard Thomas]], [[Philip Tong]] and [[Annette Wiseman]].

J.M.E. (Croydon Advertiser}

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Oh, What a Lovely War (1979)

2009-12-03T11:14:40Z

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

by Theatre Workshop, [[Charles Chilton]] and the original cast

Directed by [[Jill Clark]]

Performances: Sat 7th – Sat 14th July [[1979]], [[Bell Theatre|Main Stage]]

== Introduction ==

Text about the play

== Cast ==

*The Company - [[John Adams]], [[Bozena Borzyskowska]], [[Maddy Cordwell]], [[John Harris]], [[Alan Johnston]], [[Sally Lill]], [[Matthew Lyne]], [[Ann Mattey]], [[Adrian McLoughlin]], [[Bruce Murray]], [[Dennis Packham]], [[John Rogers]], [[Mikael Rust]], [[Wally Ross-Gower]], [[Harry Sanders]], [[Richard Thomas]], [[Philip Tong]], [[Annette Wiseman]].

== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[John Woodrooffe]]
*Assisted by - [[Sally Hebberd]], [[Jeanette Hoile]], [[Ann King]], [[Pam Lyne]], [[Debby Parrett]], [[Sylvia Rowe]], [[Kris Swarbrick]]
*Lighting Design - [[Stephen Holroyd]], [[Tony Wilson]], [[Peter Boon]]
*Sound - [[Geoff Potter]], [[Jane Cooper]]
*Musical Director - [[Donald Halliday]]
*Musicians - [[Fred Ponsonby]] (Trumpet), [[Siobhan Cosgrove]] (Flute, Piccolo), [[Jill Winch]] (Clarinet, Saxophone), [[Mike Garrett]] (Percussion), [[Lynn Jenner]] (Piano), [[Donald Halliday]] (Piano/Organ)
*Production Assistant - [[Tim Jeffes]]
*Choreography - [[Jean Worboyes]]
*Set Construction - [[Ray Seaton]], [[Edward Clark]], [[David Maitland]], [[Ray Ellison]], [[John Harris]], [[Clive Prince]], [[Malcolm Johnson]]
*Wardrobe - [[Debbie Parrett]], [[Jeanette Hoile]]
*Military Advisors - Alan Grummitt, Dave Harrison
*Graphic Design - [[Malcolm Johnson]]
*Box Office Manager - [[David Bell]]

== Reviews ==

'"OH, WHAT A LOVELY WAR" at the South London Theatre Centre attracted packed houses.
The way people survive in times of war and the gaiety they create in tragic circumstances came over vividly in Jill Clark's production. Mrs Clark also designed the sets.
There was abundant enthusiasm, some excellent performances and overall the show bore favourable comparison with Joan Littlewood's original of 16 years ago.
The musical director, Donald Halliday, skilfully co-ordinated matters and the immortal songs touched the hearts of the elderly members of the audience.
The cast was to be congratulated for tackling several parts in the course of the evening. It was, in alphabetical order, [[John Adams]], [[Bozena Borzyskowska]], [[Maddy Cordwell]], [[John Harris]], [[Alan Johnston]], [[Sally Lill]], [[Matthew Lyne]], [[Ann Mattey]], [[Adrian McLoughlin]], [[Bruce Murray]], [[Dennis Packham]], [[John Rogers]], [[Mikael Rust]], [[Walter Ross-Gower]], [[Harry Sanders]], [[Richard Thomas]], [[Philip Tong]] and [[Annette Wiseman]].

J.M.E. (Croydon Advertiser}

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Play It Again, Sam (1979)

2009-12-03T11:13:59Z

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by [[Woody Allen]]

Directed & Designed by [[Charles Cheetham]]

Performances: Sun 1st – Sat 7th April [[1979]], [[Bell Theatre|Main Stage]]

== Introduction ==

Text about the play

== Cast ==

*Allan Felix - [[Mark Dosher]]
*Nancy - [[Sue Hill]]
*Bogart - [[Peter Dawson]]
*Dick Christie - [[Harry Sanders]]
*Linda Christie - [[Monica Kennedy]]
*Sharon - [[Julia Stratton]]
*Sharon Lake - [[Elizabeth Hansford]]
*Gina - [[Sylvia Rowe]]
*Vanessa - [[Janet Barber]]
*Go-go Girl - [[Imogen Donnelly]]
*Intellectual Girl - [[Nikky Packham|Nikki Hogg]]
*Barbara - [[Jennie Burnard]]

== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[Gary Newman]]
*Assistant Stage Managers - [[Matthew Lyne]], [[Jennie Burnard]]
*Assistant to the Director - [[Sheila Harris]]
*Lighting Design - [[Colin Stokes]]
*Sound Recording - [[Charles Cheetham]]
*Sound Operator - [[Marty Emery]]
*Wardrobe - [[Debby Parrett]]
*Set Construction - [[Charles Cheetham]], [[Terry Fawthrop]], [[Gary Newman]]
*Prompter - [[Adrian McLoughlin]]

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

== Gallery ==

== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==

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== See Also ==
[[Play It Again, Sam (1997)]]

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A Day in the Death of Joe Egg (1979)

2009-12-03T11:13:25Z

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

by [[Peter Nichols]]

Directed by [[Malcolm Saunders]]

Performances: Sun 4th - Sat 10th March [[1979]], [[Bell Theatre|Main Stage]]

== Introduction ==

Text about the play

== Cast ==

*Bri - [[Colm O'Neil]]
*Sheila - [[Ann Mattey]]
*Freddie - [[Brian Scoltock]]
*Pam - [[Julia Stratton]]
*Joe - [[Lorraine Goodman]]
*Grace - [[Yetta Turner]]

== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[Debby Parrett]]
*Assisted by - [[Richard Lewis]], [[Paul Wiseman]], [[Gary Newman]]
*Lighting Design - [[Tony Rapson]]
*Lighting Operator - [[Roger Taylor]]
*Sound Recording - [[Brian Fretwell]]
*Sound Operator - [[Jennie Burnard]]
*Set Construction - [[Don North]], [[Stephen Holroyd]], [[Michael Head]]
*Set Design - [[Roy Bickley]], [[Shirley Bickley]]
*Prompt - [[Matthew Lyne]]
*Box Office - [[David Bell]]

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
Image:JoeEgg001.jpg
</gallery>

== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==

This play was produced before the Main Stage of the SLTC was given the name "Bell Theatre".

== See Also ==
[[A Day in the Death of Joe Egg (2007)]]

== References ==

== External Links ==

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The Freedom Fighter (1979)

2009-12-03T11:13:00Z

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

by [[Charles Phillips]]

Directed by [[Leslie Lidyard]]

Performances: Sat 17th & Sun 18th February [[1979]], [[Prompt Corner]]

== Introduction ==

Half of a double bill with "The Siege of Circa Castle", under the overall title "Illusion and Reality"

== Cast ==

*Character 1 - [[Pip Piacentino]]
*Character 2 - [[Terry Barden]]
*Character 3 - [[Actor 3]]

== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[Kris Swarbrick]]
*Assisted by - [[Jackie Wilson]], [[Pam Meliphany]]
*Lighting - [[Peter Boon]]
*Assisted by - [[Ann King]]
*Sound - [[Brian Fretwell]]
*Costumes - [[Debby Parrett]]

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
Image:FF001.jpg|[[Terry Barden]] and [[???]] as Joan.
Image:FF004.jpg|[[Pip Piacentino]] with [[???]] as Joan.

</gallery>
Photos: [[Brian Fretwell]]

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The Siege of Circa Castle (1979)

2009-12-03T11:12:39Z

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

by [[Ken Lucas]]

Directed by [[John Woodrooffe]]

Performances: Sat 17th & Sun 18th February [[1979]], [[Prompt Corner]]

== Introduction ==

Half of a double bill with "The Freedom Fighter", under the overall title "Illusion and Reality"

== Cast ==

*Simon Spooner - [[Derek Bell]]
*His Wife - [[Annette Wiseman]]

== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[Kris Swarbrick]]
*Assisted by - [[Jackie Wilson]], [[Pam Meliphany]]
*Lighting - [[Peter Boon]]
*Assisted by - [[Ann King]]
*Sound - [[Brian Fretwell]]
*Kings Costume - [[Debby Parrett]]

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
Image:Siege005.jpg|[[Derek Bell]] with [[Annette Wiseman]].
Image:Siege029.jpg|
</gallery>
Photos: [[Brian Fretwell]]

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The Wizard of Oz (1979)

2009-12-03T11:12:09Z

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

by [[L Frank Baum]] Music & Lyrics by [[Harold Arlen]] & [[E H Harburg]]

Directed by [[Bruce Murray]]

Performances: Sat 6th – Sun 13th & Tues 15th - Sat 20th January [[1979]], [[Bell Theatre|Main Stage]]

== Introduction ==

Text about the play

The classic movie musical came to SLTC for a sold out season designed and directed by Bruce Murray.

== Cast ==

*Dorothy - [[Sally Lill]]
*Aunt 'Em - [[Joan Ives-Brown]]
*Witch of the West - [[Juliet Male]]
*Sorceress of the North - [[Ann Mattey]]
*Gloria - [[Julia Stratton]]
*Scarecrow - [[ John Harris]]
*Tin Man - [[Derek Bell]]
*Lion - [[Charles Cheetham|Charlie Cheetham]]
*Wizard of Oz - [[Adrian McLoughlin]]
*With - [[Trudi Ainley]], [[Fo Fountain]], [[Eileen Mellor]], [[Veronica Pirie]], [[Frances Walker]], [[Cheryl Webb]], [[John Hartnett]], [[Geoffrey Keep]], [[Mike Mattey]], [[Dennis Packham]], [[Glen Vaal]]
*Children - [[Sharon Cobb]], [[Susan Cobb]], [[Catherine Driver]], [[Lorraine Goodman]], [[ Meryl O'Rourke]], [[Kirsty Semple]], [[Keith Hawkridge]], [[Jason Hull]], [[Paul Lane]], [[Philip Parker]]

== Crew ==

*Musical Director [[Donald Halliday]]
*Assisted by - [[Lynn Jenner]]
*Stage Manager - [[John Woodrooffe]]
*Assisted by - [[Debby Parrett]], [[Annette Wiseman]], [[Jennie Burnard]], [[Matthew Lyne]]
*Lighting Design - [[Peter Boon]]
*Lighting Assistant - [[Ann King]]
*Lighting Operator - [[George Battrick]]
*Sound [[Brian Fretwell]]
*Set Construction - [[David Maitland]], [[Terry Fawthrop]]
*Costumes - [[Jeanette Hoile]]
*Assisted by - [[Hilda Coulden]], [[Iris Lenny]], [[Debbie Parrett]], [[Sylvia Rowe]] and thanks to many others.
*Assistant to the Director - [[Jeanette Hoile]]
*Prompt - [[Linda Hartnett]]
*Box Office Manager - [[David Bell]]

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

== Gallery ==
<gallery caption="Photos by [[Brian Fretwell]]" widths="100px" heights="100px" perrow="5">
Image:Oz001.jpg|[[Geoff Keep]], [[Glen Vaal]] ([[John Harris]] in background as Scarecrow).
Image:Oz002.jpg|[[Geoff Keep]], [[Dennis Packham]], [[Sally Lill]], [[Frances Walker]], [[Fo Fountain]], [[Eileen Mellor]], [[Mike Mattey]]
Image:Oz003.jpg|after arrival in Oz
Image:Oz004.jpg|Dorothy, [[Sally Lill]] meets Scarcrow, [[John Harris]] and Tin Man [[Derek Bell]]
Image:Oz005.jpg|the merry old land of OZ [[Dennis Packham]] and company
Image:Oz006.jpg|Lion [[Charles Cheetham]] (without face make-up) meets Oz guard [[John Hartnett]]
Image:Oz007.jpg|Lion [[Charles Cheetham]] meets The Wizard [[Adrian McLoughlin]]
Image:Oz008.jpg|Curtain Call

</gallery>

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I remember with great fondness Juliet Male being thrown head first into the cauldron each night and watching cast members corpsing at the sight. I still hear the line ''A Lion, A Lion!!'' every time I see one.... and who could forget those animal heads especially John Hartnett's big bird impersonation - Bruce Murray, Director

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An Inspector Calls (1979)

2009-12-03T11:10:35Z

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

by [[J.B. Priestley]]

Directed by [[Juliet Male]]

Performances: Sun 6th – Sat 12th May [[1979]], [[Bell Theatre|Main Stage]]

== Introduction ==

Text about the play

== Cast ==

*Arthur Birling - [[Leslie Lidyard]]
*Sybil Birling - [[Ruth Lidyard|Ruth Shettle]]
*Sheila Birling - [[Caroline Bryant]]
*Eric Birling - [[Haydn Leaker]]
*Gerald Croft - [[Mikael Rust]]
*Inspector Goole - [[Mike Mattey]]
*Edna - [[Nichola Staniforth]]

== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[Debby Parrett]]
*ASM - [[Matthew Lyne]]
*Lighting Design - [[Roger Taylor]]
*Assistant to director - [[Suki Gibson]]
*Lighting Operator - [[George Scott]]
*Sound - [[Brian Fretwell]]
*Set Designer - [[Bruce Murray]]
*Set Builders - [[David Maitland]], [[John Harris]]
*Wardrobe - [[Ann Mattey]]
*Properties - [[Anna Greenburg]]
*Prompter - [[Jo Lampart]]

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

== Gallery ==

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Butley (1979)

2009-12-03T11:09:31Z

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

by [[Simon Gray]]

Directed by [[Mike Mattey]]

Performances: Tue 20th – Sat 24th February [[1979]], [[Bell Theatre|Main Stage]]

== Introduction ==

Text about the play

== Cast ==

*Brian Butley - [[Colm O'Neill]]
*Joseph Keyston - [[Brian Scoltock]]
*Miss Heasman - [[Maggie Griffin]]
*Edna Shaft - [[Su Hands]]
*Ann Butley - [[Elizabeth Hansford]]
*Reg Nuttall - [[Malcolm Saunders]]
*Mr. Gardner - [[Adrian McLoughlin]]

== Crew ==

*Production Assistant - [[Pamela Melinaphy]]
*Stage Manager - [[Iris Lenny]]
*Assisted by - [[Carol Oake]]
*Lighting - [[Colin Stokes]]
*Sound - [[Brian Fretwell]]
*Set Construction - [[Charles Cheetham]], [[Debby Parrett]]
*Wardrobe - [[Debbie Parrett]]
*Props - [[Sally Hebberd]]
*Prompter - [[Sandy Rowe]]

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

== Gallery ==

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