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18th April 1955 to 23rd April 1955 |
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The Show | Dramatis personę | The Production Team | The Orchestra |
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HMS Pinafore is otherwise known as "The Lass that loved a sailor" For the detailed synopsis click here. |
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Trial by Jury |
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| The Learned Judge |
Frederick Deeks |
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| The Plaintiff |
Mary Whitcombe |
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| The Defendant |
Barry Mitchell |
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| Counsel for the Plaintiff |
Frank Chandler |
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| Usher |
Stuart Harding |
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| Foreman of the Jury |
John Jarman |
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| Associates |
George Goodhead, Gwilym Griffiths |
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| Bridesmaids |
Jean Haynes, Iris Briggs, Kathleen Beattie, Wendy Hutchinson, Gwendoline Kerslake, Stella Jarman, Eileen Tapster, Tessa Wilson |
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| Gentlemen of the Jury |
David Bevan, Richard Glover, Harvey Haynes, Peter Hodge, James Last, James McClenahan, Morrie Morris, Albert Nixon, Geoffrey Tegerdine, Edward Turton, Eric Whetton |
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| Members of the public |
Maud Chandler, Anne Deeks, Marie Gray, Valerie Houghton, Pamela Kell, Joan Loyd, Margaret Olivant, Dorothy Osborne, Suzanne Revitt, Helen Dickinson, Diana Salter, Vera Shelford, Doris Smith, Dorothy Tabraham, Doreen Young |
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HMS Pinafore |
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| The Right Hon. Sir Joseph Porter K.C.B, First Lord of the Admiralty |
Peter Jenkyns |
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| Captain Corcoran, Commanding HMS Pinafore |
Bertram Mycock |
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| Able Seaman Ralph Rackstraw |
Jack Crossfield |
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| Able Seaman Dick Deadeye |
Albert E. Nixon |
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| Boatswain's Mate Bill Bobstay |
Eric Whetton |
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| Carpenter's Mate Bob Beckett |
James McClenahan |
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| Midshipmite Tom Tucker |
Master Beck |
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| Marines |
D. Newling, R. Stanley |
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| Josephine, the Captain's daughter |
Margaret Waller |
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| Hebe, Sir Joseph's first cousin |
Dorothy Barnes |
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| Little Buttercup, a Portsmouth bumboat woman |
Olive McDermott |
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| First Lord's sisters, cousins & aunts |
Heather Auckland, Olive Beck, Iris Briggs, Barbara Buckley, Joyce Chandler, Vivian Ellis, Marie Gray, Jean Hayes, Wendy Hutchinson, Valerie Houghton, Gwendoline Kerslake, Suzanne Revitt, Diana Salter, Vera Shelford, Doris Smith, Dorothy Tabraham, Eileen Tapster, Tessa Wilson, Doreen Young |
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| Sailors |
David Bevan, Frank Chandler, Richard Glover, Gwilyn Griffiths, Stuart Harding, Harvey Haynes, Peter Hodge, John Jarman, James Last, James McClenahan, Morrie Morris, Geoffrey Tegerdine, Edward Turton |
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| Producer |
Michael Newling Ward |
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Musical director |
Lewis Covey-Crump |
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| Deputy musical director |
Peter Jenkyns |
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| Make up |
Bert |
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| Scenery |
Stage Scenery Limited |
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| Costumes |
J. B. Simmons & Co. (1941) Limited |
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| Stage manager |
Bernard Sissens |
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| Wardrobe mistress |
Margaret Mycock |
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| Assisted by |
Maud Chandler |
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| Electrician |
Frank Lee |
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| House Manager |
W. W. V. Cockle |
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| Advertising manager |
D. Buxham |
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| Prompt |
Pamela Kell |
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Violins |
Stuart Foord, P. Boyle, Joyce Covey-Crump, O. Cowlishaw, Mona Hunt, S. Rumbelow, M. Simpson |
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Viola |
Elsie Lavers, Doreen Amey, Barbara Sheed |
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Celli |
Grace Coles, Rose Miller |
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| Double bass |
W. Tewson |
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| Woodwind |
Vera Brunskill, D. Hinton, Elizabeth Ogden, H. Roberts, Naomi Spray, J. Webb |
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| Horns |
C. Taylor, C. F. Peters |
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Trumpets |
G. Peck, B. Smith |
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| Trombones |
A. Furness, S. Edwards |
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| Timpani |
J. Tourney |
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