The Wizard of Oz
Above: Nicholas Brownlie, Kenneth Eason
Carol Wratten
Below: Tracey Bithell, Derek Harris, Paddy McGahey
The Wizard of Oz
Characters (in order of appearance):
Aunt Em, Paddy MeGahey, Uncle Henry, Derek Harris, Dorothy, Tracey Bithell/Lisa Mansell, Sorceress of the North, Rosemary Eason, Munchkin Mayor, Andrew Davison, Munchkin Farmers: Jonathon Angell and Richard Green, Witch of the West, Audrey Harris, Scarecrow, Nicholas Brownlie, Tinman, Kenneth Eason, Lion, Carol Wratten, 1st General, Jonathon Angell, Private, Richard Green, Lady of Oz, Lilian Mozley, Lord Growlie, Robert Brownlie, Gloria, Kathryn Abercrombic/Nicola Hill, Wizard of Oz, Hugh Rogers, Visiting Witches: Paddy McCahey and Anne Snead, Tibia, Cecilia Eason/Stephen Brownlie.
Munchkins, Ozkins, Dancers: Beryl Bonham, Barbara Cartlidge, Maureen Cooper, Katherine Day, Margaret Day, Kerrie Harris, Barbie Heald, Theresa Kepple, Rebecca Ray, Barbara Wilson.
Children of Munchkinland and Oz, Creatures & Fairies: Angela Anderson, Zoe Coombes, Angela and Philip Eason, David Francis, Rachel Hancy, Rebecca Harvey, Catherine Innes, Dean and Zak Jacobs, Nina Keeler, Rachel Mitten, Martin Parr, Lynda Poulter, Debbie Ruffell, Joanne and Samantha Savage, Caroline Sylvester, Lisa and Nina Turton, Amelia Wilson, John Wilson.
At the Piano, Sylvia Sylvester, On the Drums, John Jacobs.
Choreographer, Margaret Jacobs, Costumes designed and made by Dorothy Abercrombie, Scenery painted by Phil Hooper, Scenery Constructed by Stuart Abercrombie and John Harvey, Lighting, Paul Curtis assisted by Peter Abercrombie, Sound, Philip Abercrombie and Brendan MeGrath, Stage Manager, Dorothy Abercrombie, Assisted by Teresa Brownlie, Dexter Chapman, Vincent Eason, Andrew Runham, David Farnham and Alastair Meese, Properties, Carol Turton, Continuity, Julia Eason, Children's dresser, Dorothy Mackintosh assisted by Judy Parnwell & Jackie Poulter .
Front of House Manager, Bill Cooper Assisted by Margaret Cooper, Doreen Freeman, Frances Mitten.
Directed by Frances Brownlie.
Separate Tables (Festival entry)
Anne Snead, Richard Green, Frances Mitton, Rosemary Eason
Kenneth Eason, Robert Brownlie
"Table No.7" from "Separate Tables" by Terence Rattigan
Jean Stratton, Frances Mitton, Charles Stratton, Richard Green, Major Pollock, Robert Brownlie, Mr Fowler, Kenneth Eason, Miss Cooper, Dorothy Abercrombie, Mrs Railton-Bell, Patricia McGahey, Miss Railton-Bell, Rosemary Eason, Lady Matheson, Audrey Harris, Miss Meacham, Anne Snead, Doreen, Judith Parnwell.
Scene : Lounge and Dining Room of the Beauregarde Private hotel 1952
Set Designed by Carol Turton.
Producer, Frances Brownlie.
A Midsummer-Night's Dream
Gill Francis, Adrian Shirling, Kenneth Eason, Anna Cope, Bill Greer, Paddy McGahey
Benjamin Hill, Martin Parr, John Wilson, Robin Frost, Rosemary Eason
A Midsummer-Night's Dream by William Shakespeare
Theseus-Duke of Athens, Teddy Morison, Hippolyta-betrothed to Theseus, Anne Snead, Egeus-Hippolyta's father, Bill Greer, Hermia, Heidi Wratten, Lysander, Richard Green, Demetrius, Nicholas Brownlie, Helena, Kate Abercrombie, Philostrate, Ray Raikes, Oberon, Robin Frost, Titania, Rosemary Eason, Puck, David Francis & Philip Eason, Peaseblossom, Ruth Adams, Cobweb, Claire Fidoe, Mustardseed, Jane Taylor, Moth, Cecilia Eason, Changling Boy, Peter Steinberg, Mistress Quince, Anna Cope, Nick Bottom, Kenneth Eason, Francis Flute, Bill Greer, Tom Snout, Gill Francis, Robin Starveling, Paddy McGahey, Snug, Adrian Shirlin.
Attendants to Theseus and Hippolyta: Lilian Mozley, name withheld, Sue Woodford, Barbie Heald.
Pages: Debbie Pellant, Catherine Innes, Rachel Hancy, Lucinda Raikes. Richard Woodford.
Attendants to Oberon: John Wilson. Martin Parr, Stephen Brownlie. Benjamin Hill.
Fairies: Nina Keeler. Joanne Savage. Samantha Savage Samantha Pellant, Sophie Jones
Recorder Players: Helen Kirkby, Tamara Fletton,, Rosemary Bonner. Rebecca Harvey, Lucy Tomson, Pamela Thrower, Samantha Duce,, Kerrie Harris, Julie Saban, Jeremy Burrows, Christopher Lea - led by Sue Blake.
Lighting, Paul Curtis and David Sandford, Sound, Lisa Mansell and Jonathen Angell, Stage Manager, Chris Hindley assisted by Vincent Eason, Geraldine Kelly, Val Hunt, Betty Hunt, Make up, Val Hunt and Betty Hunt, Costumes, Dorothy Abercrombie assisted by Barbara Andrews and Christine Willis.
Poster Design, Annette Wallace, Publicity, Margaret Frost, Front of House Manager, Bill Cooper Assisted by Margaret Cooper, Tracey Bithell, Maurice Day, Kathryn Day, Margaret Day, Carol Wratten, Doreen Freeman.
Directed by: Frances Brownlie & Ray Raikes for Sawaton Players & Shelford Drama Circle
Tudor Evening
Philip Eason, Maurice Day, David Farnham, Rosemary Eason, Margaret Angell
A TUDOR EVENING based on the life and times of HENRY VIII
The following scenes will be presented for your entertainment:
"A Man for all Seasons" - Robert Bolt
In this scene, Henry's Chancellor, Sir Thomas More, who will not agree to a divorce between the king and Catherine of Aragon, is sentenced to death.
"The Merry Wives of Windsor " - Willam Shakespeare
In these two scenes, Sir John Falstaff, who has been trifling with the affections of both Mistress Page and Mistress Ford, is taught a lesson, as is Master Ford - a very jealous husband.
"Room in the Tower" - Hugh Stewart
In this scene, Lady Jane Grey, awaiting execution, is visited by the one person who could pardon her - Mary Tudor.
INTERVAL
"Twelfth Night" - William Shakespeare
Malvolio, Chief Steward to the Lady Olivia, entertains thoughts above his station - even aspiring to the affection of his mistress. His fellow-servants, resenting his officiousness, drop a forged letter for him, to find, hoping he will think it comes from his mistress. In this scene, Malvolio carries out what he believes are his employer's wishes.
"The Rose without a Thorn - Clifford Bax
When Henry's beloved wife, Catherine Howard, was found guilty of misconduct, she suffered execution on the scaffold, much against the natural wishes of her husband. In this scene, three travelling players are invited to present an interlude before the king at Hampton Court in the hope that it will take Henry's mind off that day's unhappy event.
There will be songs and dances between the scenes
PLAYERS: Margaret and Jonathon Angell, Tracey Bithell, Robert Brownlie, Anna Cope, Helen Crowe, Maurice Day, Rosemary, Philip and Kenneth Eason, David Farnham, Gill and David Francis, Rachel Hancy, Barbie Heald, Catherine Innes, John Lambert, Lisa Mansell, Patricia MeGahey, name witheld, Teddy Morison, Lilian Mozeley, Debbie and Samantha Pellant, Andy Runham, Joanna Savage, Anne Snead, Carol Wratten.
SERVING WENCHES: Barbara Cartlidge, Margaret Cooper, Michaela Beard, Teresa Brownlie, Cathy and Judy Parnwell, Barbara Wilson.
At the piano: Sylvia Sylvester
On the lights: Nicholas Brownlie
On the door: Bill Cooper
Serving Wine: Dexter Chapman
Directed by: Frances Brownlie