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10th November 1992 to 14th November 1992 |
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The Show | Dramatis personę | The Production Team | The Orchestra |
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On the West Side of New York during the last days of Summer, two rival gangs
live their lives in an elaborate game of cat and mouse. The Jets regard
the street as their territory. Their opponents are the Sharks, a Puerto
Rican gang who, to the Jets, are the invaders against whom they will protect
their property with fists and, if necessary, more dangerous weapons.
The warring gangs will close ranks against the police; no one will break faith with their unwritten code, nor let the law take revenge for a slashed ear or a blacked eye. |
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Riff |
The Jets |
Richard Crisp |
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Tony |
Charlie Cain |
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| Action |
Martin Scott |
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| A-rab |
Adam Astill |
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| Big Deal |
Mike Fooks |
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| Baby John |
Paul Cattermole |
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| Snowboy |
Neil Price |
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| Gee-Tar |
Simon Harding |
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| Anybody's | Their girls |
Sally Elsden |
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| Graziella |
Sara Bienvenu |
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| Velma |
Carolyn Walker |
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| Minnie |
Sandra MaNeill |
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| Bobbie Jo |
Jane Watkinson |
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| Clarice |
Jo Hope |
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| Marsha |
Julie Tyler |
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| Cindy |
Karen Thorp |
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| Shelly |
Susanne Judd |
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| Joleene |
Phyllida Whinney |
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| Tracy |
Amy Stroud |
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| Bernardo | The Sharks |
Joe Robinson |
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| Chino |
Tim Featherstone |
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| Pepe |
Michael Kerr |
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| Luis |
James Shipp |
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| Anxious |
Dominic Gunning |
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| Indio |
Patrick Snowdon |
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| Nibbles |
James Smith |
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| Juano |
Craig Lear |
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| Toro |
Scott Lear |
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| Maria | Their girls |
Claire Harding |
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| Anita |
Clare Basinger |
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| Rosalia |
Xanthe Johnstone |
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| Francisca |
Andrea Wilder |
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| Teresita |
Julie Martin |
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| Estella |
Helen Tunnicliff |
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| Margarita |
Fiona Walker |
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| Consuelo |
Helen Pettet |
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| Catalina |
Clare McMillin |
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| Josephina |
Liz Burgess |
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| Donna-Maria |
Alison Mills |
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| Lieutenant Schranke |
Rory Byrne |
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| Officer Krupke |
Peter Jones |
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| Doc |
Jeremy Boulton |
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| Gladhand |
David Berridge |
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Director |
Stuart Harding |
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Musical director |
Yvonne Harding |
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Stage manager & technical co-ordinator |
Barry Sawyer |
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Assistant stage manager |
Nicola Whinney |
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| Lighting |
Dave Mead, Daniel Heath, Justin Davies, Pete Adkins, Simon Cox |
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Set designer |
Peter Hiom |
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| Technical consultant |
Tony Ayre |
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Stage crew |
Colin Wells, Steven Sinfield, Chris Burford, Elaine Stapley, |
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| Set construction |
Members & Friends of the Society |
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| Set |
P.L. Parson & Co Limited, SGB |
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| Properties |
Gill Knifton, Hannah Smith, Lesley Addington, Lucy Billing, Sarah Burbridge |
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Wardrobe co-ordinator |
Mary Myers |
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| Wardrobe |
Barbara Bostock, Audrey Taylor, Janet Biggs, Melanie Goddard |
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Costumes |
The Society, Theatrical Costume House (Westcliff) Limited |
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| Hairstyling |
Jeff of Roots |
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| Rehearsal accompanists |
Clive Sear, Jon Bender, Neil Buick |
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Production manager |
Lesley Duggan |
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| Production secretary |
Sue Tunnicliff |
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| Publicity |
Peter Jones, James Shipp, Sarah Burbridge |
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| Ticket secretary |
David Berridge |
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| Prompts |
Gerri-Anne Stump, Hatty Gillmor |
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| Front of House manager |
Stan Owen |
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| Stewards / Programme sales |
Jeanie Owen |
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Director's assistants |
Eve Davies, Katy Lewis |
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| Mambo choreography |
Clare Harding, Martin Scott |
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| Singers in "Somewhere" |
Alison Mills, Mike Fooks |
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| Photography |
Marshall Aver |
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| Printing |
Watford Printers, Jetspeed Printing, Harpenden |
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| Flowers |
"Mostly Roses" |
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First violins |
Geoffrey Barker, Gareth Covey-Crump, Susan Greengrass, Jenny Wigram, Julian Groves |
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| Celli |
Rosemary Leak, Chris Huggett |
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| Double bass |
Martin Bird |
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| Horns |
Uwe Radok |
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Trumpets |
Giles Fowler, Adtian Tribe, Andrew Rigby |
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Trombones |
Matthew Little, Nick Smith |
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| Keyboard |
Neil Buick |
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| Guitar |
Colin Knowles |
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Woodwind |
Jenny Barker, David Milstead, Penny Manning, Gary Manning, Graham Pinder, Felicity Jones, Chris Pettit, Stephen Greengrass |
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Percussion |
James Keen, Richard Tait, Martin Potts |
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