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Cast |
| Don Parkes |
Iain Buckley |
| Maggie Parkes |
Ailsa Oliver |
| Helen Francis |
Mandy Green |
| Alan Sexton |
Dave Pearson |
| Jane Abbott |
Jenny Stewart |
| Liz Thomas |
Joanne Coates |
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Directed by Helen Robinson |
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| Murder (Not) In The Title |
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After three successive
'Murders' we had 'Kill'. Close but no cigar. |
| Was I In
That One? |
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Once we got Mandy on stage
there was no stopping her. But this was Iain’s final
appearance which came as no surprise after his (very) regular
absences from rehearsals which didn't endear him to the rest of the cast. |
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Unquote |
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Not much remains in my memory of this one,
I'm afraid. Probably the fondest memory I have is of all the ridiculous things
Helen had put in the suitcase to make me smile when I was supposed to be finding
'costume' for Dave to change into. I always think if I can't remember much about
it, then it must have been ok! Ailsa
A real girly play with a good twist Mandy
This was a bit different and a good cast to work with;
enjoyable Joanne
This relied too heavily on stupid characters making stupid decisions for
no other reason than that the plot would have fallen apart if they hadn't. If only Alan had told those four self-righteous harpies where to get
off we could all have got to the pub earlier. An obvious dénouement
David
Cast did well but the play was predictable and too long Sharon
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