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8th November 1983 to 12th November 1983 |
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| The Show | Dramatis personę | The Production Team | The Orchestra | ||
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The story is set in pre-war Berlin and the action alternates between the glitter and make-believe world of the Kit Kat Club in Berlin and the harsh reality of the rise of Nazism in Germany, between 1929 and 1930. Through the eyes of the bizarre character of the EMCee, we observe the experiences of the people involved. The blend between reality and the fantasy world of the club allows for a wide range of well-known music and exciting dancing. |
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Master of Ceremonies |
Mark Chapman |
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Clifford Bradshaw |
Graham Ryan |
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Ernst Ludwig |
Barry Sawyer |
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Customs Official |
Dick Marshall-Hardy |
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Fraulein Schneider |
Mary Myers |
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Herr Schultz |
Michael Bernstein |
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Fraulein Kost |
Jeanne Cavill |
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Sally Bowles |
Sue Heath |
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Kit Kat Band |
Myrna Fleet, Julia Smith, Jenny Purvis, Robert Snoxall |
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Maitre D' |
David Berridge |
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Max |
William Bowen |
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| Gretchen & Heide, two ladies |
Lesley Addington, Jean Day |
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| Kit Kat Girls |
Lesley Addington, Andrea Baron, Eve Davies, Jean Day, Elizabeth Galley, Claire Gorton, Claire Harding, Marilyn Warminger |
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| Singing waiter |
John Heath |
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| Meeskite Mime |
Elizabeth Galley |
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| Gerter |
Len Evans |
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| Chorus of sailors, waiters, guests and hatcheck girls |
Hilary Chapman, Audrey Gordon, Valerie Houghton, Alison Mills, Jane Ryan, Mary Skillman, Vivienne Simpson, Monica Squire, Sheila Turnbull, Beth Walker, Joanne Westrop, Evelyn Whinney, Phyllida Whinney, Jean Wingfield Jim Burgess, John Carrington, Mike Chapman, Iain Galley, Simon Harding, Arthur Harris, Jim Parkinson, John Taylor, Bill Whittuck |
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| Producer & choreographer |
Pauline Kensett |
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Musical directors |
Roger Nobes, Jill Jarman |
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Stage manager |
Kenneth Warminger |
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Assistant stage managers |
John Whinney, Elizabeth Whinney |
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Lighting |
Roy Fielden |
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Stage crew |
Alan Baker, John Briggs, John Davies, Julian Desborough, Julian Duggan, Mick Duggan, Duncan Gorton, Nick Green, Peter Hughes, Don James, Clive McFarland, Steve Taylor |
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Set designed, constructed and painted by |
John Heath, John Briggs, the stage crew, and Members of the Society |
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Wardrobe |
Mary Myers, Melanie Taylor, Barbara Bostock, Audrey Taylor, Helen Davies |
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Costumes supplied by |
The Hazelmere Wardrobe & the Society |
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| Wigs |
Warren Landsfield (Hampstead) |
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Properties |
Alma Bond, Veronica Gant, Pam Homan, Sue Power, Elaine Baker, Mary Misra, Dorothy Whittuck |
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Make-up |
Anne Butterworth, Pat Carne |
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Production secretary |
Jeanne Cavill |
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Business manager |
Geoffrey Bostock |
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Producer's assistant |
Julie Kensett |
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Prompts |
Lesley Duggan, Pam Kell |
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| Ticket secretary |
Helen Davies |
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| Front of House |
Tony Gordon |
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| Box office |
Stan Owen |
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| Photographer |
Stanley Cohen |
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| Programmes |
Jeannie Owen |
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Publicity |
Len Evans |
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Transport manager |
Mike Chapman |
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Double bass |
Rod Dunc |
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Woodwind |
Roy Smith, Chris Pine, Bernie George, Roy Sidwell |
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Trumpet |
David Plews |
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Trombone |
John Bridge, Frank Sego |
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Piano |
Jill Jarman |
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Percussion |
Keith Hall |
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