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16th May 1984 to 19th May 1984 |
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The Show | Dramatis personæ | The Production Team | The Orchestra |
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A Dutch sea captain, caught in terrible seas as he tried to round the Cape of Good Hope, swore that he would go on trying until the Day of Judgement. Satan heard this blasphemy and condemned him and his crew to sail the seas for all eternity. An angel intervened, however, to grant him a chance of redemption: once every seven years the Dutchman was permitted to leave his ship to find a woman whose love would be true to him after death. Her faithful love alone would lift the curse. |
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The Dutchman |
John Davies, Stuart Harding |
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Daland, a Norwegian sea captain |
Michael James, Roy Butlin |
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| Senta, Daland's daughter |
Anne Cooke, Veronica Gant |
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Erik, a hunter |
John Heath |
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| Mary, Daland's house-keeper |
Josephine Jenkin, Pam Homan |
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| The Steersman |
Patrick Dyer |
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| Villagers, sailors |
Ingrid Astill, Mary Bamford, Helen Burrage, Hilary Chapman, Eileen Coates, Hilary Crouch, Eve Davies, Helen Davies, Jean Day, Elizabeth Ellis, Elizabeth Galley, Elisabeth Gorton, Claire Harding, Valerie Houghton, Lindsey Jones, Pam Kell, Charlotte McCay, Nicola McCay, Sarah McDonald, Noreen Martin, Jo Merret, Mary Myers, Helen Parrott, Rosemary Pigott, Roma Prior, Julie Ryan, Mary Skillman, Jo Taylor, May Teague, Elizabeth Warren, Joanne Westrop, Evelyn Whinney, Jean Wingfield, Carol Wright David Berridge, William Bowen, Mike Chapman, Vic Dutton, David Fletcher, Alan French, Iain Galley, Bob Gunning, Geraint John, Paul Leggatt, Dick Marshall-Hardy, Alan Massey, David Mills, Philip Orton, Jim Parkinson, Frank Powis, Bob Read, Geoffrey Smith, Robert Turnbull, Bill Whittuck |
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| Children |
Julie Eaton, Katherine Davies, Sally Homan, Helen Martin, Miranda Merret, Siobhán Ryan, Alexandra Stone, Philip Davies, Andrew Gunning, Dominic Gunning, Andrew Homan, Patrick Ryan |
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Producer |
Yvonne Harding |
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Musical director |
Adrian Brown |
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| Stage co-ordinator |
Ken Warminger |
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| Stage manager |
John Whinney |
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| Assistant stage managers |
Barry Sawyer, Phyllida Whinney |
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| Stage crew |
Alan Baker, Phil Beal, Guy Chapman, Nick Duggan, Andrew Jenkin, Neil MacEwan, Steve Taylor, Elizabeth Whinney |
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| Scenery designed, built and painted by |
Roy Fielden, the Stage Crew & Members of the Society |
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| Lighting |
Julian Duggan, Clive McFarland, Stage Control and Lighting Systems |
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| Wardrobe |
Mary Myers, Audrey Taylor, Barbara Bostock, Melanie Taylor |
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| Properties |
Lesley Duggan, Elaine Baker, Nicky Seymour, Lesley Addington |
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| Rehearsal accompanists |
Ingrid Astill, Neil Buick, Adrian Joliffe, Valerie Langfield, Giles Turner, David White |
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| Production secretary |
Hilary Chapman |
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| Producer's assistant |
Marilyn Warminger |
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| Business manager |
Len Evans |
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| Publicity |
Geoff Bostock |
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| Costumes |
Theatrical Costume House (Westcliff-on-Sea) |
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| Front of house manager |
Tony Gordon |
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| Box office |
Stan Owen |
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| Transport manager |
Mike Chapman |
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| Programmes & stewards |
Jeannie Owen |
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| Wigs |
Warren Landsfield (Hampstead) |
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| Make up |
Anne Butterworth |
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Violins |
Geoffrey Barker, Paul Jourden, Peter Boyle, Frances Rotchell, Sarah Butt, Vivienne Young, Neil Symonds, Jenny Wigram, Marjorie Hill, Frances Williams, Judith Burnett |
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Violas |
Fergus Scarfe, Tony Wigram, Ruth Chitty |
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Celli |
Vivian Williams, Miriam Alcock, Wendy Fulford, Rosemary Leak |
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| Double bass |
Wray Nunn, Norman Hill |
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| Woodwind |
Virginia Burdon-Cooper, Ben Pateman, Anthony Robb, Cathy Lowe, Claire Jarvis, Marion Crouch, Graham Pinder, Richard Jacklin, Alison Pinder |
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| Horns |
Douglas Scarfe, Elizabeth Price, Uwe Radok, Michael Carey |
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Trumpets |
Graham Weekes, Michael Cannon |
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| Trombones |
Paul St. J. Smith, Michael Savage, Tibor Hartman |
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| Tuba |
Robin Tweddle |
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| Timpani |
John Standing |
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