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12th May 1952 to 17th May 1952 |
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The Show | Dramatis personę | The Production Team | The Orchestra |
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Otherwise known as "The Peer and the Peri". For the detailed synopsis click here. |
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The Lord Chancellor |
Peter Jenkyns |
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Earl of Mountararat |
Bertram Mycock |
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| Earl Tolloller |
Dennis Hodgson |
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Private Willis, of the Grenadier Guards |
Morrie Morris |
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| Strephon, an Arcadian shepherd |
David Bennett |
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| Queen of the Fairies |
Gillian Gray |
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Iolanthe, a Fairy, Strephon's mother |
Kathleen Beattie |
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| Celia | Fairies |
Eileen Tapster |
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| Leila |
Anne Deeks |
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| Fleta |
Mary Claisen |
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| Phyllis, an Arcadian shepherdess and Ward in Chancery |
Joan Townley |
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| Fairies |
Dorothy Barnes, Shirley Briggs, Marie Gray, Valerie Harding, Mary Hoyle, June Martin, Olive McDermott, Iris Mee, Audrey Moos, Pauline Rogers, Esther Secker, Vera Shelford, Ann Smith, Doris Smith, Dorothy Tabraham, Constance Tourney, Mary Whitcomb, Doreen Young |
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| Dukes, Marquises, Earls, Viscounts, and Barons |
Earnest Bennett, David Bevan, Frank Chandler, Matthew Culley, Frederick Deeks, Richard Glover, George Goodhead, John Hare, Peter Hodge, Robin Hodgson, Derek Hoyle, John Jarman, Frank Law, Hugh Maguire, Frank Marsh, Len Moody, Walter Rodford, James Sutherland, Eric Whetton |
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| Train bearer |
Michael Covey-Crump |
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Producer |
Michael Newling Ward |
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Musical director |
Lewis Covey-Crump |
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| Scenery |
Stage Scenery Limited |
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| Wardrobe mistress |
Margaret Mycock |
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| Assisted by |
Kathleen Goodhead, Maud Chandler |
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| Electrician |
Harold Westell |
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| Stage manager |
Bernard Sissens |
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| Prompt |
Nancy Booth |
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| House manager |
W. W. Sharp |
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| Ballet mistress |
Sally Andrews |
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| Programmes & refreshments |
Brenda Maguire |
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| Make up |
Bert |
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| Costumes & wigs |
J. B. Simmons & Co. (1941) Ltd |
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Violins |
Stuart Foord, Alfred Alcock, Peter Boyle, Joyce Covey-Crump, Stephen Fitzjohn, Mona Hunt, Fred Townley |
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Viola |
Elsie Lavers, Robert Lindsay |
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Cello |
Grace Coles |
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| Double bass |
Jack Pickering |
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| Woodwind |
Vera Brunskill, Emlyn Protheroe, R. Gordon Booth, Roger Stalman, Haydn Roberts, John Plummer |
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| Horns |
Cyril Taylor, Clement Peters |
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Trumpets |
Harry Peck, Barry Smith |
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| Trombones |
George Allen, Alfred Furness |
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| Timpani, drums etc |
John Tournay |
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