Difference between revisions of "War-Note (1972)"

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Poster by Poster Designer

Compiled by John Yorath

Produced by Deirdre Shaw

Performances: Sunday 12th October 1972, Prompt Corner

Introduction

Text about the play

Running order

• The Nation at Peace - Sir Edward Cecil - Pauline Slater
• I've lost my rifle and bayonet - Song - Mike Mattey
• An untrained solier - Nicholas Breton Brian Scoltock
• A war song to Englishmen - William Blake - Paul Beech
• I'll make a man out of you - Song - Ann Mattey
• Speech from "The Recruiting Officer" - George Farquar Malcolm Saunders
• The British Grenadiers - Anon - All
• The Recruit - A.E. Houseman - Ann Mattey
• Goodbeye-ee - Song - Mike Mattey
• Song of farewell - John Pickering - Pauline Slater
• Portsmouth song - Trad - Mike Mattey
• Two World War II marching songs - Anon - Paul Beech & Malcolm Saunders
• The Bloody Orkneys - Capt Hamish Blair (posted there during WWII) - Brian Scoltock

Crew

• Musical Direction - Jan Pringle
• Lighting - Mike Mawby
• Back Projection - Laurence Staig
• Sound - John Yorath
• Sound and projection equipment provided by Ken Gilley

Reviews

Some review quotes go here

Gallery

Reminiscences and Anecdotes

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See Also

War Note

References

External Links

• This play on the web