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Latest revision as of 15:58, 22 February 2013
Book & Lyrics by George Haimson & Robin Miller, Music by Jim Wise
Directed & Designed by Alan Buckman
Performances: Sun 1st - Sat 7th December 1985, Bell Theatre
Contents
Introduction
Time : The Early Thirties
- Act I Any 42nd St. Theatre
- Act II On the Battleship
Cast
- Mona Kent - Eileen Bicarregui
- Joan - Ann Richards
- Ruby - Alison Lees
- Lucky - Paul Barclay
- Hennessey/The Captain - Richard Shead
- Dick - Leigh Smith
Crew
- Musical Director - William Hedley
- Production Assistant - June McAuliffe
- Stage Manager - Sonia Burke
- Lighting - Brian Fretwell
- Set Construction - Bernie Bullbrook, David Lamkin, Bobby Kopestick, Jane McDowell
- A.S.M's - June McAuliffe, Sarah Coleman, Ann Curtis
- Flying - John Kidd
- Choreography Advisor - Jean Warboyes
- Ladies Costumes made by - Alan Buckman
- Pianos - William Hedley and Stephen Watts
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
- Photos by Brian Fretwell
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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References
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