Gullible's Troubles (1982)

Poster by Poster Designer

by Angie Shrubsole

Directed by Harry Sanders & Adrian McLaughlin

Musical Director - Lynn Jenner, assisted by Maddie Caldwell

Performances: Sat 2nd – Sun 3rd, Tues 5th - Sun 10th & Tues 11th - Sun 16th January (Matinees all Saturdays) 1982, Bell Theatre

Introduction

• CHEER - at the stout hearted bravery of King Gullible!
• GASP - at the evil audacity of Princess Purida!
• THRILL - to the awesome splendour of the Nether Regions!
• WARM - to the ructic friendliness of the Mothers Busybee and Scattergood!
• DRINK - to the alcoholic incompetence of the Giver of Good Things!
• QUAKE - with terror at the curse of Raspberry jam!

Cast

• Master of Ceremonies - Dennis Packham
• King Gullible - John Lyne
• Princess Saccharina - Julia Voak
• Princess Putrida - Midge Adams
• Fluffable - Chris King
• Bumble - Matthew Lyne
• Scrimpscrape - Mike Gabe
• Giver of Good Things - Mickie Hewwitt
• Mother Busybee - Jilly Cowley
• Mother Scattergood - Pam Lyne
• Prince Bicep - Jeremy Brudenell
• Bazooka - Zed

• Chorus of Ramparts, Trees, Vegetables & Furniture
• Men - Chris Stooke, Richard Dickson, Matthew jones, Steve Hannington, Simon Vaal
• Women - Ann Richards, Sharon Pidgeon, Ginny Clarke, Mary Donaghue, Cindy Seibert, Sue Thompson

Crew

• Stage Manager - Sonia Burke
• Assistant Satge Managers - John Kidd, Roger Taylor, Kyria Wilcok, Su Hands, Pat Cantwell, Charlotte Hands, Tania Wade, Richard Hands
• Lighting - Ian Clark
• Sound - Brian Fretwell
• Choreography - Jean Warboyes
• Design - Ahgie Shrubsole
• Set Construction - Jim Doyle, Jane Jorda, Lisch Hughes, Terry Fawthrop, Roger Taylor
• Wardrobe - Sue Marler, Rose Lynch, Lynn Jenner, Debby Parrett
• Thanks to - David Bret, Don Cheeseman, Jill Clarke, Bon Clemens, Malcolm Johnson

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