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Cast |
| Raina Petkoff |
Claire Dean |
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| Catherine Petkoff |
Ailsa Oliver |
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| Captain Bluntschli |
Andy Hodgson |
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| An Officer |
Steve Clappison |
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| Major Paul Petkoff |
Brian Watson |
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| Major Sergius Saranoff |
Mark Bateman |
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Directed by Helen Robinson & Brian Watson |
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| We Won't Notice The Audience! |
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After the full houses
for 'Ratbrain' we had disappointingly small
audiences for this one. Obviously GBS is not such a
crowd puller as Edgar Harrison! Or just possibly a combination of Euro 2004 and
a Bryan Adams concert at the KC stadium. |
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Critics Rave |
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Quoth the Hull Daily Mail,
"Expertly directed, with excellent music by Maurice Houlden, the obvious warmth between Claire Dean
and Andy Hodgson made this a real feelgood show which didn't get the audience
figures it deserved" Must be Mozza's first ever mention in a review! |
| Was I In That One? |
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A
warm welcome to Mark who finally got on stage after a long correspondence by
email. It made a refreshing change for someone who contacted us in this manner
to actually turn up to a rehearsal! |
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| Quote, Unquote |
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It's been three years since I last was on stage,
and this production brought everything back and reminded me what I had been
missing! Playing Sergius was a challenge, as he switched from the
"apostle of higher love" all the way down to an outright bounder
and a cad (at least that's the polite way of putting it!) It's the first time I have ever played the 'bad guy' in a show and I look forward to doing it
again Mark |
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Many thanks to Helen for letting me help and for
casting me as an old codger with a 23(?) year old daughter. I suppose I'll never
get the juvenile lead again Brian
Quiet humour seemingly enjoyed by all
- some even saw the quite rude parts of the play Terry
A great cast to work with. Terry
was wonderfully obsequious, Steve deliciously slimy, Emily vivacious, Mark
superb and splendid, and Andy - what a man!!
Ailsa |
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