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1st October 1974 to 5th October 1974 |
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The Show | Dramatis personę | The Production Team | The Orchestra |
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A depiction of the London of the past and the present through the music of the shows, including Bitter Sweet, My Fair Lady, The Quaker Girl, Mary Poppins and Oliver! |
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| Ladybird | American tourists |
Eileen Coates |
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| Wilbur |
Alan Coates |
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| Mary-Lou |
Jeanne Cavill |
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Ladies & working girls of London |
Dilys Amos, Gloria Barratt, Muriel Boddy, Alison Coates, Sue Cole, Marilyn Dixon, Diana Gatward, Audrey Gordon, Sue Heath, Carol Horne, Pamela Kell, Pauine Kensett, Valerie Langfield, Rosemary Luke, Joanna Merrett, Mary Myers, Rosalie Ollis, Elaine Piesse, Janet Scott, Elizabeth Walker, Evelyn Whinney |
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Gentlemen, costermongers, policemen, buskers etc |
David Berridge, Richard Boniface, Jim Burgess, Vic Dutton, Keith Eaton, Iain Galley, Arthur Harris, John Heath, Martyn Knight, Peter Marshall, Stephen Martin, Peter Norris, Jim Parkinson, Frank Powis, Nigel Richings, Don Scott, Derek Selden, William Whittuck |
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Devised & produced by |
Pauline Kensett, David Berridge |
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Musical director & pianist |
Harvey Dagul |
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| Choreographer |
Rosalie Ollis |
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Stage manager |
Peter Boddy |
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Stage director |
Derrick Challis |
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Lighting |
Julian Duggan |
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Set designed, constructed and painted by |
Peter Boddy, Peter Hammond, Margaret Hammond, Yvonne Harding |
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Wardrobe |
Mary Myers |
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Properties |
Jane Hawkins, Elizabeth Tabraham |
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Front of House |
Lorna Skillman |
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Chorus master |
Peter Stokes |
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Business manager |
John Heath |
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Piano |
Harvey Dagul |
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Bass |
Judith Stoddard |
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Drums |
John Tournay |
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