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5th November 1996 to 9th November 1996 |
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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 |
Robert Milner |
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Samuel, his lieutenant |
Martin Scott |
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Frederic |
Jeremy Pelzer |
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Ruth, a Pirate maid |
Clare Basinger |
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Edith |
Some of Major General Stanley's daughters |
Yioda Panayiotou |
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Kate |
Angela Thurman |
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Isabel |
Julie Martin |
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Mabel |
Clare Pettet |
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Major General Stanley |
Don Scott |
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| The Sergeant of Police |
Matthew Gregory |
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| The Pirates and Police |
David Barker, Peter Barker, David Berridge, Mike Chapman, Patrick Dyer, Len Evans, Jonathon Field, David Fletcher, Alan French, Arthur Harris, Craig Lear, Scott Lear, Jim Parkinson, Michael Readman, James Shipp, John Taylor, Clive Webb |
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| The Major General's remaining daughters |
Andrea Baron, Stephanie Lang, Karen Northcott, Karen Thorp, Jane Watkinson, Phyllida Whinney |
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| Governesses and Nurses |
Susan Brodie, Hilary Chapman, Jane Clark, Stella Eastwood, Jane Farrar, Jane Forster, Marion Hammond, Sue Heath, Emma Hill, Julia Smith |
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Director & choreographer |
Martyn Knight |
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Musical director |
Peter Jones |
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Stage co-ordinator & stage manager |
Barry Sawyer |
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| Deputy stage manager |
Mark Wiggins |
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| Assistant stage manager |
Nicola Shipp |
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| Sound |
Tony Ayre |
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Lighting |
Dave Mead |
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Stage crew |
Iain Galley, Pete Adkins, Annette Robinson, Dave Smith |
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| Scenery |
Proscenium Limited |
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| Wardrobe co-ordinator |
Mary Myers |
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Wardrobe mistress |
Barbara Bostock |
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| Assisted by |
Audrey Taylor, Jean Halsey, Margaret Baker, Helen Tunnicliff |
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| Costumes by |
Northern Costume Hire |
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| Pirates hair pieces by |
Janet Jomain |
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Property mistress |
Dorothy Whittuck |
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| Assisted by |
Doreen Gray, Miriam Parker |
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| Properties and Furniture |
Keeleys, Abbey Theatre |
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| Make up |
Anne Butterworth |
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| Assisted by |
Eileen Coates, Marilyn Warminger |
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| Hairstyling |
GFW Luxury Freelance Hairdressing Company |
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| Production manager |
Bill Whittuck |
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Production secretary |
Alma Bond |
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Publicity co-ordinator |
Len Evans, Clive Webb |
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| Ticket secretary |
Pam Kell |
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| Rehearsal accompanist |
Peter Jenkin |
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| Producer's assistant |
Eve Davies |
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Prompts |
Lesley Duggan, Janet Eaton |
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| Front of House decoration |
Mary Myers, Len Evans |
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| Front of House manager |
Stan Owen |
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| Stewards / programme sales |
Jeanie Owen, Members and Friends of the Society |
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| Transport |
David Mills, Jim Parkinson |
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| Photography |
Michael Readman |
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| Production refreshments |
Dorothy Tabraham, Marjorie Wilkinson, Janet Biggs |
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| Flowers |
Jane Louise |
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Woodwind |
Jenny Barker, Wendy Goddard, Chris Pettitt, Dieter Hester |
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Trumpets |
Tim Benwell, Jamie Stoneman |
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Trombone |
Richard Turbeville |
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Bass guitar |
Gareth Covey-Crump |
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| Percussion |
Richard Horne, Richard Tait, Leon Warner |
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Keyboards |
Peter Jenkin, Graham Thomson |
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