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24th April 1990 to 28th April 1990 |
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The Show | Dramatis personę | The Production Team | The Orchestra |
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Based on the novel "Kipps" by H. G. Wells |
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Arthur Kipps, an orphan |
Grant Burnham |
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Sid Pornick, a Socialist |
Clive Webb |
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| Buggins, a pessimist |
Patrick Snowdon |
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Pearce, a dandy |
Roy Byrne |
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Carshot, head floor-walker |
Len Evans |
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Mr. Shalford, owner of the Emporium |
David Burgess |
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| Flo Bates | shop girls |
Jean Day |
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| Victoria |
Clare Basinger |
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| Kate |
Jane Ryan |
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| Emma |
Sonya Arden |
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| Mrs. Botting, a customer |
Jane Forster |
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| Bella |
Herself |
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| Mrs. Walsingham, Helen's mother |
Mary Myers |
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| Ann Pornick, Sid's sister |
Carla Tams |
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| Helen Walsingham, an enlightened young lady |
Jane Farrar |
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William Walsingham, her brother (a lawyer) |
Peter Jones |
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| Harry Chitterlow, an actor-playwright |
Barry Sawyer |
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| Laura, a barmaid |
Xanthe Johnstone |
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| Photographer |
Peter Jones |
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| Reporters |
David Berridge, John Taylor |
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| Gwendolin, a parlour-maid |
Claire Eaton |
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| Shop-girls, customers, students, towns-people, etc |
Alison Belding, Sarah Burbridge, Elizabeth Burgess, Jeanne Cavill, Hilary Chapman, Helen Davies, Sue Denham, Elizabeth Galley, Julie Martin, Noreen Martin, Clare McMillan, Anita Rowlands, Karen Thorpe, Sue Tunnicliff, Beth Walker, Phyllida Whinney Jim Burgess, Mike Chapman, Luccio Daley, Arthur Harris, Michael Kerr, Dick Marshall-Hardy, David Mills, Jim Parkinson, Tim Richardson, Tug Wilson |
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Producer & choreographer |
Valerie Fardell |
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Musical director |
Neil Buick |
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Stage manager & technical co-ordinator |
Ken Warminger |
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Assistant stage manager |
Nicola Whinney |
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| Sound |
Denis Carter, Tony Ayre |
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Lighting |
Mike Bean, Keith Eaton |
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Stage crew |
Alan Baker, John Briggs, John Carrington, Lewis Hicks, Mark Hornby, Tony Leggatt, Chris Male, Philip Orton, Tim Proctor, Leonard Tilbrook, Bill Whittuck |
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| Properties supplied by |
Keeleys Theatrical Hire |
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| Properties |
Dorothy Whittuck, Alma Bond, Janice Sutton, Marilyn Warminger |
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| Scenery |
Stage Productions |
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| Hats |
Roy Appleby |
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Wardrobe co-ordinator |
Mary Myers |
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| Wardrobe |
Barbara Bostock, Audrey Taylor, Janet Biggs, Janet Eaton, Melanie Taylor |
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Costumes |
Allan Scott Costumes |
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| Make up |
Anne Butterworth, Janet Aga, Eileen Coates, Joanna Dunstan |
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| Rehearsal accompanists |
Blair Cargill |
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Business manager |
Lesley Duggan |
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| Production secretary |
Nicola Whinney |
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| Publicity coordinator |
Michael James |
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| Ticket secretary |
David Berridge |
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| Prompter |
Kate Brown |
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| Front of House manager |
Stan Owen |
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| Stewards / Programme sales |
Jeanie Owen |
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| Photography |
Michael James |
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| Printing |
The Furnival Press, London |
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| Flowers |
"Mostly Roses" |
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First violins |
Geoffrey Barker, Marion Brister, Susan Greengrass, Nigel Millbank, Jennifer Wigram |
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| Second violins |
Garth Covey-Crump, Chris Melchior, Jennifer Purvis, Robert Whale |
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| Violas |
Kirsty Millbank, Tony Wigram |
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| Celli |
Ginny Davies, Bernice de Smet |
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| Bass |
Nigel Benson |
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Trumpets |
Peter Crompton, Tim Welch |
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Trombones |
Paul Barron, Mike Griffiths |
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Woodwind |
Jenny Barker, Penny Manning, Peter Manning, Stephen Greengrass |
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Percussion |
Richard Tait, Arthur Soothill |
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