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23rd October 1972 to 28th October 1972 |
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The Show | Dramatis personę | The Production Team | The Orchestra |
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Quaker Girl is set in an English village and Paris, sometime in the 19th century. It is an excellent example of that highly proper and polite form of entertainment known as musical comedy - a form that emerged from Victorian burlesque and music hall. |
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Jarge, village crier & church clerk |
Frank Mills |
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Mrs. Lukyn, landlady of "The Chequers Inn" |
Audrey Gordon |
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William, waiter at "The Chequers Inn" |
Kenneth Howkins |
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Nathaniel Pym, a Quaker |
Keith Eaton |
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Rachel, his sister |
Evelyn Whinney |
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Phoebe, an English maid to princess Mathilde |
Pauline Kensett |
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Captain Charteris, a King's Messenger |
William Bowen |
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Princess Mathilde, an exile Bonapartist |
Jocelyn Marsh |
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Madam Blum, proprietress of "La Maison Blum", Paris |
Pamela Kell |
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Tony Chute, Naval Attache at the American Embassy, Paris |
David Berridge |
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Jeremiah, a Quaker, servant to Nathaniel |
Don Scott |
| Prudence Pym, a Quaker girl, niece of Nathaniel |
Elizabeth Reeves |
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| Toinette, head fitter at "La Maison Blum" |
Susan Cleverly |
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| Monsieur Larose, Parisian Chief of Police |
Derrick Pope |
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| Diane, a Parisian actress |
Mary Myers |
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| Prince Carlo, affianced to Princess Mathilde |
John Heath |
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| Monsieur Duhamel, a Minister of State |
Roy Craske |
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| Principal dancers |
Marilyn Dixon |
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| Gendarme |
Philip Gilmore |
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Villagers, quakers, works girls, guests etc |
Pat Baikie, Muriel Boddy, Iris Briggs, Susan Cleverly, Janet Eaton, Joan Foster, Audrey Gordon, Carol Horne, Eileen Jarvis, Mary Myers, Elaine Piesse, Janet Scott, Sheila Stewart, Dorothy Tabraham, May Teague, Evelyn Whinney Roy Craske, Keith Eaton, Alan Harris, John Heath, Ken Howkins, Alan Massey, FRank Mills, James Parkinson, Derrick Pope, John Simpson, William Whittuck |
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Producer |
David Berridge |
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Musical director |
Lee Skillman |
| Choreographer |
Marilyn Dixon |
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Society stage manager |
Derrick Challis |
| Production stage manager |
Peter Boddy |
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Assistant stage manager |
John Merrett |
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Lighting |
Julian Duggan |
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Set design |
Derrick Challis |
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Scenery, constructed by |
Peter Boddy, John Briggs |
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Wardrobe mistress |
Mary Myers, Janet Eaton |
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Costumes |
A. & C. Mardorf, members of the Society |
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Property mistresses |
Angela How, Jeanne Cavill |
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Prompter |
Peter Norris, Helen Davies |
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Make up |
The Cast |
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Wigs |
Lily Mee |
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Business manager |
Keith Eaton |
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Ticket secretary |
Ken Bunce |
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Rehearsal accompanist |
Isabel, Harvey & Guy Dagul |
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House manager |
Nancy Booth |
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Flowers by |
June Butler |
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Piano |
Isabel & Harvey Dagul |
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Double bass |
Judith Stoddard |
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Timpani & percussion |
John Tournay |
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