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by [[Arthur L. Kopit]]

Directed by [[Pip Piacentino]] 

Performances: Sun 7th & Weds 10th– Sat 13th May [[1989]], [[Bell Theatre]]


== Introduction ==

The action takes place in Port Royal, a city somewhere in the Caribbean.

Described by the author as a "farce in three scenes" the story involves an over-bearing mother who travels to a luxury resort in the Caribbean, bringing along her son and her husband (who is deceased, but preserved and brought along in his casket).<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oh_Dad,_Poor_Dad,_Mama%27s_Hung_You_in_the_Closet_and_I%27m_Feelin%27_So_Sad Play on Wikipedia]]</ref>

== Cast ==


*Madame Rosepettle - [[Su Hands]]
*Jonathan - [[Roland Jobson]]
*Rosalie - [[Rosa Mauger]]
*Commodore Roseabove - [[Keith Borgust]]
*Head Bellboy - [[Marshall Penn]]
*Bellboys - [[Jeremy Borgust]], [[Mark Evans]], [[Jann Herlihy]], [[Godfrey Jansen]], [[Chris Lyon]] & [[Paul Percival]]

== Crew ==

*Stage Managers - [[Helen Morris]] & [[Paul O'Connor]]
*Assistant Stage Managers - [[Anji Gibson]] & [[John Kidd]]
*Lighting - [[Gareth Barker]]
*Sound Recording - [[Mark Ahearn]]
*Sound Operator - [[Alf Vaal]]
*Set Design - [[Victor Kelly]]
*Set Construction - [[Steve Nash]]
*Prompt - [[Linda White]]
*Director's Assistant - [[Jane McDowell]]
*Rosalie's Costume, Bellboy Uniforms, Plants, Rosalina & Skeleton - [[Val Williams]]
*Madame Rosepettle's Milinery & Furs - [[Alan Buckman|Maison Alain]]
*Bellboy Pillbox Hats - Patsy & Tracy Johnson of Performance of London
*Albert Edward Robinson Rosepettle III's Coffin - [[John Boswell]]
*Special Thanks to [[Russell Sanderson]] & [[Keefe Browning]]

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