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23rd April 1985 to 27th April 1985 |
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The Show | Dramatis personę | The Production Team | The Orchestra |
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Otherwise known as "The Witch's Curse". For the detailed synopsis click here. |
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Sir Ruthven Murgatroyd, disguised as Robin Oakapple, a young farmer |
Tim Briggs |
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| Richard Dauntless, his foster brother, a man-o-wars-man |
Bernard Carey |
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| Sir Despard Murgatroyd of Ruddigore, a wicked baronet |
John Harris-Bass |
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| Old Adam Goodheart, Robin's faithful servant |
David Berridge |
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| Sir Roderick Murgatroyd, 21st Baronet of Ruddigore |
Robert Gunning |
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| Rose Maybud, a village maiden |
Andrea Baron |
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| Mad Margaret |
Helen Burrage |
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Dame Hannah, Rose's aunt |
Susanna Cookson |
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| Zorah | Professional bridesmaids |
Alison Mills |
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| Ruth |
Jane Ryan |
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| The Rederring Corps of Professional Bridesmaids |
Lesley Addington, Eve Davies, Jean Day, Elizabeth Galley, Polly Gimson, Penny Gorton, Lindsey Jones, Sarah McDonald, Mary Skillman, May Teague |
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| Villagers, bucks, blades & ancestors |
Mary Bamford, Clare Basinger, Hillary Chapman, Eileen Coates, Joanna Dunstan, Sandra Goodall, Audrey Gordon, Noreen Martin, Janet Scott, Vivienne Simpson, Marilyn Warminger, Joanne Westrop, Evelyn Whinney William Bowen, Jim Burgess, John Carrington, Mike Chapman, Roy Craske, Vic Dutton, Patrick Dyer, Keith Eaton, Len Evans, David Fletcher, Philip Gillmor, Arthur Harris, Garon Heslop, Michael James, Richard Marshall-Hardy, Alan Massey, David Mills, Jim Parkinson, Frank Powis, Don Scott, Geoff Smith, John Taylor, Roderick Westrop |
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Producer |
Valerie Fardell |
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Musical director |
David Cookson |
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| Stage co-ordinator |
Ken Warminger |
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| Stage manager |
Alan Baker |
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| Assistant stage manager |
Nikki Sawyer |
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| Stage crew |
Nick Duggan, Peter Hughes, Steve Taylor, Elizabeth Whinney, John Whinney, Bill Whittuck |
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| Wardrobe |
Mary Myers, Audrey Taylor, Margaret Baker, Helen Davies, Melanie Taylor |
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| Costumes |
Alan Scott Costumes, London |
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| Properties |
Elaine Baker, Jane Westrop, Lesley Duggan |
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| Lighting |
Julian Duggan |
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| Set design & construction |
David Casey, Ken Warminger, Alan Baker |
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| Make up |
Anne Butterworth, Pat Carne |
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| Business manager |
Roderick Westrop |
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| Production manager |
Elizabeth Galley |
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| Publicity manager |
Geoff Bostock, John Carrington, Arthur Harris, Graham Ryan, Joanne Westrop |
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| Programmes & stewards |
Jeannie Owen |
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| Ticket secretary |
Jean Wingfield |
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| Transport |
Mike Chapman |
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| Rehearsal accompanist |
Neil Buick, Janet Hayward |
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| Front of House |
Tony Gordon |
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| Box office |
Stan Owen |
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| Photography |
Stanley Owen |
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| Prompts |
Lesley Duggan, Jean Wingfield |
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| Floral decorations |
Phyllis Bosdet |
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| Costumes & wigs |
B. J. Simmons & Co. (1941) Limited |
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Violins |
Brenda Potts, Jenny Wigram, Geoffrey Barker, Gwen Johnston, Elisabeth Southgate, Janet Burke, Janet Jordan, Stuart Harding |
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Viola |
Tony Wigram, Jennifer Purvis |
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Celli |
Bernice De Smet, Lyn Howells |
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| Double bass |
Wray Nunn |
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| Woodwind |
Virginia Burdon-Cooper, Jenny Barker, Rachal Burdon, Richard Palman, Graham Pinder, Alison Pinder |
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| Horns |
Uwe Radok, Brigid Fowler |
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Trumpets |
Tim Welsh, Stella Carter |
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| Trombones |
Nick Malley, John Tapster |
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| Timpani, drums etc |
Hazel Bishop |
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