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Image:Pippin001.jpg|[[Bruce Murray]] as Leading Player.
 
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Image:Pippin002.jpg|[[John Harris]] as Charles with [[Mike Hall]] as Pippin.
 
Image:Pippin002.jpg|[[John Harris]] as Charles with [[Mike Hall]] as Pippin.
Image:Pippin003.jpg|[[Alex Kapila]] as Mosca with [[Michael Wilson]] as Volpone.
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Image:Pippin003.jpg|[[Mike Hall]] as Pippin with [[Jeanette Hoile]], {{Cheryl Webb]], [[Cathy Harding]] & [[Lynn Jenner]].
 
Image:Pippin004.jpg|The Company.
 
Image:Pippin004.jpg|The Company.
 
Image:Pippin005.jpg|The Company; "War is a Science".
 
Image:Pippin005.jpg|The Company; "War is a Science".

Revision as of 17:23, 1 August 2007

Poster by Poster Designer

Music & Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, Book by Rodger O'Hirson

Designed & Directed by Bruce Murray

Musical Director - Ron Pite

Performances: Tue 5th – Sat 19th January 1980, Main Stage


Introduction

  • Time - 730 A.D. and thereabouts
  • Place - The Holy Roman Empire and thereabouts

Cast

A band of players from which the following characters emerge:

Crew

Acknowledgements

Paul Allan, George Battrick, Bernie Bullbrook, Hilda Coulden, Jim Doyle, Ray Ellison, Terry Fwthrop, Brian Fretwell, John Harris, Sheila Harris, Sally Hebberd, David Hickman, Jeanette Hoile, Gillian Holmes, Lynn Jenner, Robin Jones, Ann King, Iris Lenny, Ann Mattey, Charles Nicholls, Dave Picot, Debbie Picot, Len Picot, Janet Robinson, Kris Swarbrick, Roger Taylor, Ian Valleder, Cheryl Webb, Carol Wheeler, Shirley Woodman.

My special thanks to all these people, without whose help I could not have succeeded.

Bruce Murray, from addendum sheet to programme.

Reviews

Some review quotes go here


Gallery

Reminiscences and Anecdotes

Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.

See Also

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References

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External Links

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