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9th November 1982 to 13th November 1982 |
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The Show | Dramatis personę | The Production Team | The Orchestra |
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Otherwise known as "The Slave of Duty". For the full synopsis, please click here. |
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The Pirate King |
Stuart Harding |
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Samuel, his lieutenant |
Julian Desborough |
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Frederic |
John Heath |
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Ruth, a Pirate maid |
Josephine Jenkin |
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Edith |
Some of Major General Stanley's daughters |
Kathryn Jenkin |
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Kate |
Jane Craske |
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Isabel |
Andrea Baron |
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Mabel |
Margaret Johnstone |
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Major General Stanley |
Don Scott |
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| The Sergeant of Police |
David Berridge |
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| The Pirates and Police |
John Bowen, Jim Burgess, Mike Chapman, Roy Craske, Vic Dutton, Patrick Dyer, Keith Eaton, Len Evans, Alan French, Arthur Harris, Jon Harris-Bass, Alan Massey, David Mills, Peter Norris, Jim Parkinson, Dennis Poole, Frank Powis, Barry Sawyer, John Taylor, Bill Whittuck |
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| The Major General's remaining daughters |
Lesley Addington, Helen Burrage, Jeanne Cavill, Eve Davies, Elizabeth Galley, Claire Harding, Joanna Merrett, Rosemary Piggott, Sandra Rutt, Mary Skillman, May Teague, Joanne Westrop |
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| Children |
Julie Eaton, Miranda Merrett, Adam Astill, James Davies |
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| Governesses and Nurses |
Pat Baikie, Mary Bamford, Hilary Chapman, Eileen Coates, Helen Davies, Janet Eaton, Audrey Gordon, Valerie Houghton, Noreen Martin, Elaine Piesse, Vivienne Simpson, Monica Squire, Jo Taylor, Sheila Turnbull, Beth Walker, Marilyn Warminger, Evelyn Whinney, Phyllida Whinney |
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Producer |
Yvonne Harding |
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Musical director |
Bob Ladkin |
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Stage co-ordinator & manager |
Ken Warminger |
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| Assistant stage manager |
Julian Duggan |
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Lighting |
Clive McFarland |
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Stage crew |
Alan Baker, Malcolm Baker, Nick Duggan, Simon Harding, Charles Houghton, Don James, Paul Kell, Rod Westrop, John Whinney |
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| Scenery |
Stage Sets Limited |
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Wardrobe mistress |
Mary Myers |
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| Assisted by |
Barbara Bostock, Dianne Poole, Audrey Taylor, Melanie Taylor, Jean Wingfield |
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| Costumes by |
W. A. Homburg Limited, and the Society |
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| Pirates hair pieces by |
Wig Creations, W. A. Homburg Limited |
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Property mistress |
Dorothy Whittuck |
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| Assisted by |
Elaine Baker, Alma Bond, Janet Scott |
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| Make up |
Anne Butterworth, Pat Carne |
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| Business managers |
Michael James, Evelyn Whinney |
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Production secretary |
Joanne Westrop |
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Publicity co-ordinator |
Julian Desborough |
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| Ticket secretary |
Helen Davies |
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| Rehearsal accompanist |
David Cookson, Anita Corbett, Sylvia Guy, Jennifer Purvis |
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Prompts |
Jean Wingfield, Margaret Ladkin |
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| Box office |
Stan Owen |
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| Front of House manager |
Tony Gordon |
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| Stewards & programme sales |
Jeanie Owen |
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| Transport |
Dennis Poole |
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| Photography |
Stanley Cohen |
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| Poster, handbill & programme design |
Sean Cusack |
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Violins |
Geoffrey Barker, Peter Boyle, Judy Taylor, Jenny Wigram, Gwen Johnston, Rachel Burden, Marjorie Hill, Frances Rotchell |
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| Violas |
Jennifer Purvis, Tony Wigram |
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| Celli |
Miriam Alcock, Marion Hosker |
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| Double bass |
Wray Nunn |
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| Woodwind |
Virginia Burdon-Cooper, Penny Manning, Gary Manning, Marion Crouch, Elizabeth Jay |
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Trumpets |
Michael Cannon, Graham Weekes |
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Trombones |
Paul St. John Smith, Julian Windross |
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| Percussion |
Graham Hosker |
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