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== Crew == | == Crew == | ||
| − | *Stage Manager - [[Graham Clements]] | + | * Stage Manager - [[Graham Clements]] |
| − | *Lighting Design - [[Mark Davies]] | + | * Lighting Design - [[Mark Davies]] |
| − | *Sound Design - [[Kevin Leech]] | + | * Sound Design - [[Kevin Leech]] |
| − | *Costumes - [[Lisa Thomas]] | + | * Costumes - [[Lisa Thomas]] |
| − | *Lady Bracknell's outfits made by [[Lisa Thomas]] and [[Jenny Gammon]] | + | * Lady Bracknell's outfits made by [[Lisa Thomas]] and [[Jenny Gammon]] |
| − | *Lighting and Sound Operator - [[Guy Jones]] | + | * Lighting and Sound Operator - [[Guy Jones]] |
| − | *Assistant Stage Managers - [[Rodney Quinn]], [[Matt Moore]] and [[James Hough]] | + | * Assistant Stage Managers - [[Rodney Quinn]], [[Matt Moore]] and [[James Hough]] |
| − | *Set - [[Mark Ireson]] and [[Graham Clements]] | + | * Set - [[Mark Ireson]] and [[Graham Clements]] |
| − | *Scenic Artist - [[Hazel Hindle]] | + | * Scenic Artist - [[Hazel Hindle]] |
| − | *Algernon's piano played by [[Alan Walker]] and [[James Hough]] | + | * Algernon's piano played by [[Alan Walker]] and [[James Hough]] |
| − | *Props - [[Alan Buckman]], [[Carrie Andrews]], cast and crew | + | * Props - [[Alan Buckman]], [[Carrie Andrews]], cast and crew |
| − | *Poster design - [[Emma Baines]] | + | * Poster design - [[Emma Baines]] |
| − | *Production photography - [[Phil Gammon]] | + | * Production photography - [[Phil Gammon]] |
| − | *British Sign Language interpretation (on 12 January) - [[Bibi Lacey-Davidson]] | + | * British Sign Language interpretation (on 12 January) - [[Bibi Lacey-Davidson]] |
* Hairdressing advice and tuition - [[Mary McKeown]] | * Hairdressing advice and tuition - [[Mary McKeown]] | ||
Revision as of 12:52, 15 January 2012
by Oscar Wilde
Directed by Mark Ireson and Charlotte Vaight
Performances: Tuesday 10 to Saturday 14 January 2012, Bell Theatre
Contents
Introduction
- Act I Algernon Moncreiff's flat in Half-Moon Street, W. Act II The garden at The Manor House, Woolton. Act III Drawing-room at The Manor House, Woolton.
Cast
- Mr. Algernon Moncrieff - Martin Smith
- Lane - James Hough
- Mr. John Worthing, J.P. - Lawrence Dunant
- Lady Bracknell - Jenny Gammon
- The Hon. Gwendolen Fairfax - Jessica Preston
- Miss Cecily Cardew - Jade Warner
- Miss Prism - Kay Anderson
- The Rev. Canon Chasuble, D.D. - John Irvine
- Merriman - Matt Moore
- Footman - Graham Clements
Crew
- Stage Manager - Graham Clements
- Lighting Design - Mark Davies
- Sound Design - Kevin Leech
- Costumes - Lisa Thomas
- Lady Bracknell's outfits made by Lisa Thomas and Jenny Gammon
- Lighting and Sound Operator - Guy Jones
- Assistant Stage Managers - Rodney Quinn, Matt Moore and James Hough
- Set - Mark Ireson and Graham Clements
- Scenic Artist - Hazel Hindle
- Algernon's piano played by Alan Walker and James Hough
- Props - Alan Buckman, Carrie Andrews, cast and crew
- Poster design - Emma Baines
- Production photography - Phil Gammon
- British Sign Language interpretation (on 12 January) - Bibi Lacey-Davidson
- Hairdressing advice and tuition - Mary McKeown
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
The Company
The (almost complete) company pop round to Algernon's for a cup of tea and some cucumber sandwiches.
Phil Gammon's complete gallery of production photos can be seen here
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.
- On 9 January 2012, shortly before the final dress rehearsal, smoke was smelt coming from the electrical supply box in the switch room, which was very hot. Electrical arcing had taken place and one of the fuses had welded to the terminal. This photo taken by Graham Clements shows the interior of the box after the EDF electricians had managed to remove the welded on fuse.
See Also
The Importance Of Being Earnest (1976)
The Importance Of Being Earnest (2003)
References
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