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== Crew ==
 
== Crew ==
  
*[[Stage Manager]] - [[SM Name]]
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* Stage Manager - [[Siobhan Campbell]]
*[[Lighting Designer]] - [[Designer Name]]
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* Lighting & Sound Designer - [[Charles Doyle]]
*[[Lighting Operator]] - [[Operator Name]]
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* Lighting & Sound Operator - [[Caroline Doyle]]
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* Director of Silly Ditties - [[Catherine Ellis]]
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* Composer of Silly Ditties - [[Dave Hollander]]
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* Set Construction - [[Charles Doyle]], [[Naomi Liddle]]
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* Set Painting - [[Emma Symes]], [[Naomi Liddle]]
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* Costume - [[Caroline Doyle]], [[Lisa Thomas]], [[Naomi Liddle]]
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* Props - [[Alan Buckman]], cast & crew
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* Poster - [[Charles Doyle]]
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== Merci Beaucoup to ==
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The cast and crew of the plays rehearsing next to our melodramatic wailings, [[Lisa Thomas]] for frock coat patterns, sewing and support; [[Caroline Doyle]] for amazing and tireless work on buttons, braiding and breeches while magically creating waistcoats from scratch; [[Catherine Ellis|Ellis]] and [[Dave Hollander|Dave]] for helping with the musical stuff (not my forte); [[Induja Bandara|Induja]] for unpleasant medical devices; my patient and supportive cast, [[Charles Doyle|Chaz]] for helping evenwhenlaid low with man flu and, of course, the bar, FoH and box office staff without whom we couldn't put on a show at all.
  
 
== Reviews ==
 
== Reviews ==

Revision as of 01:29, 6 March 2013

Poster by Poster Designer

by Moliere, in a translation by Roger McGough

Directed by Naomi Liddle

Performances: Tue 5th – Sat 9th March 2013, Bell Theatre


Introduction

Argan is a perfectly healthy gentleman convinced that he is seriously ill. He drives his wife, his daughter and his feisty servant to distraction with his reliance on quack medicines until they decide it is time to take things into their own hands with a cunning plan for his most efficacious cure. Roger McGough injects his own brand of silliness into Moliere’s scathing comedy.

Cast

Crew

Merci Beaucoup to

The cast and crew of the plays rehearsing next to our melodramatic wailings, Lisa Thomas for frock coat patterns, sewing and support; Caroline Doyle for amazing and tireless work on buttons, braiding and breeches while magically creating waistcoats from scratch; Ellis and Dave for helping with the musical stuff (not my forte); Induja for unpleasant medical devices; my patient and supportive cast, Chaz for helping evenwhenlaid low with man flu and, of course, the bar, FoH and box office staff without whom we couldn't put on a show at all.

Reviews

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Gallery

Reminiscences and Anecdotes

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See Also

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