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| − | *Stage Manager - [[ | + | *Production Assistant - [[Emma Wilson]] |
| − | *Lighting Design - [[ | + | *Stage Manager - [[Tricia Carroll]] |
| − | *Lighting | + | *Youth Coordinator - [[Ronae Jolliffe]] |
| − | + | *Musical Director - [[Andrew Chadney]] | |
| + | *Choreographer - [[Anna York]] | ||
| + | *Assistant Stage Managers - [[Colin Johnson]], [[Jennifer Campbell]], [[Ciaran Whelan]], [[Paul Boyce]] | ||
| + | *Set Design - [[Stuart Flitton]], [[Steve Marchant]], [[Graham Clements]] | ||
| + | *Set Construction - [[Stuart Flitton]], [[Graham Clements]], [[Steve Marchant]], [[Tricia Carroll]], [[Ciaran Whelan]], [[Jennifer Campbell]], [[Rosie Clements]], [[Colin Johnson]], [[Nick Mansley]], [[Tim Newey]], [[Helen Herman]], [[John Thompson]], [[Anna York]], [[John Carrol]] | ||
| + | *Lighting Design - [[Bob Callender]] | ||
| + | *Sound Design - [[Darien Graham-Smith]] | ||
| + | *Lighting Operation - [[Phil Gammon]], [[Jon Ward]], [[Emma Howcutt] | ||
| + | *Sound Operation - [[Darien Graham-Smith]], [[Emma Hillman] | ||
| + | *Costume Coordination - [[Jayne Hutchinson]], [[Miriam Evans]], [[Jenny Clements]] | ||
| + | *Humphrey's creator - [[Val Williams]] | ||
| + | *Lady Howard's wig - [[Jay Michaels]] | ||
| + | *Props - [[Alan Buckman]], [[Tricia Caroll]], [[Graham Clements]] | ||
| + | *Publicity - [[Dee Fancett]], [[Stuart Draper]], [[David Macdonald]] | ||
| + | *Artwork - [[Ju Ratzin]] | ||
| + | *Programme - [[Nick Mansley]] | ||
== Reviews == | == Reviews == | ||
Revision as of 15:51, 3 July 2007
Directed by Beth Smith
Performances: Wed 5th to Sat 15th January 2005, Bell Theatre
Contents
Introduction
Dick Whittington arrives in London, where he’s heard that the streets are paved with gold. Whilst it might not be gold that he finds, he does make some new friends – in the guise of Lady Howard and her employees, and Bill the Bard and his company of merry actors – as well as enemies - in the shape of evil Olaf the Norse and his band of fierce and deadly pirates. Might he even find love with the beautiful Alice Esmerelda…?
Cast
- Dick Whittington - Claire Purcell
- Lady Howard - Helen Herman
- Alice Esmerelda - Jumoke Oke
- Cook - David Macdonald
- Abacus - Nick Mansley
- Canon Shott - John Thompson
- Bill the Bard - Alan Brown
- Stackpole - Caroline Durant
- Broadbent - Steve Imrie
- Crookshank - Laura Maidment
- Olaf the Norse - Bob Callender
- Sheikh Italabout - Paul Gibbons
- Al Gebra - Peter Judge
- Captain - Robert Hannah
- Lookout - Anna York
- Street vendor/pet peddlar - Martin Allen
- Town Crier - Bernie Bullbrook
- Camel - Chris Learmonth/Anna York
- Hawkers - Jenny Clements, Jayne Hutchinson, Rachael Lovegrove
- Rat Pack Leader - Chris Learmonth
- Chorus - Jennifer Campbell, Sara Pascoe, Tim Newey
Crew
- Production Assistant - Emma Wilson
- Stage Manager - Tricia Carroll
- Youth Coordinator - Ronae Jolliffe
- Musical Director - Andrew Chadney
- Choreographer - Anna York
- Assistant Stage Managers - Colin Johnson, Jennifer Campbell, Ciaran Whelan, Paul Boyce
- Set Design - Stuart Flitton, Steve Marchant, Graham Clements
- Set Construction - Stuart Flitton, Graham Clements, Steve Marchant, Tricia Carroll, Ciaran Whelan, Jennifer Campbell, Rosie Clements, Colin Johnson, Nick Mansley, Tim Newey, Helen Herman, John Thompson, Anna York, John Carrol
- Lighting Design - Bob Callender
- Sound Design - Darien Graham-Smith
- Lighting Operation - Phil Gammon, Jon Ward, [[Emma Howcutt]
- Sound Operation - Darien Graham-Smith, [[Emma Hillman]
- Costume Coordination - Jayne Hutchinson, Miriam Evans, Jenny Clements
- Humphrey's creator - Val Williams
- Lady Howard's wig - Jay Michaels
- Props - Alan Buckman, Tricia Caroll, Graham Clements
- Publicity - Dee Fancett, Stuart Draper, David Macdonald
- Artwork - Ju Ratzin
- Programme - Nick Mansley
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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