 |
|
 |
An Old Time Music Hall
Performed in November 2000 at The Faringdon Corn Exchange
Directed by Mesdames Carolyn Taylor & Debbie Lock
Musical Director: Miss Debra Warner
The Programme:
Hosted by Mr Gary Bates
Opening Chorus "Daisy and Sunshine"
Mr Allyn Richardson and the Company
Mr Dave Headey tells the story of
Jason and the Arguments
"A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square"
Miss Lucy Walden
Miss Debra Warner treats to a
Piano Recital
Mesdames Carole Tappenden, Carolyn Taylor and Jo Webster are
"Three Little Maids from School"
The Karen Brind Dancers
Misses Catherine Walden, Rebecca Whiffen and Kim Ashdown will perform a Ballet
A Melodrama "The Squire's Evil Plot Foiled" is performed by:
Miss Carole Tappenden, Mr GaryThompson,
Miss Rachel Coward, Mr Dominic Bullock,
assisted by Mr Alan Taylor
Interval
Opening Chorus: "A Military Medley"
The Company
Mr Allyn Richardson sings
"Where'er You Walk" and "Sea Fever"
Miss Helen Barter relates the tale of
Albert and the Recumbent Posture
Miss Lucy Walden and Mr Allyn Richardson perform
"The Cats' Duct"
The Teddy Bears Picnic is performed by
Mr Dominic Bullock with the assistance of
Misses Karen Price, Catherine Walden and Katherine Smith
Mr Dave Headey sings of his
"Uncle Walter"
Mr Ken Brown is
"Henery the Eighth"
Final Chorus: "A London Medley"
The Company
THE QUEEN
The Company are:
| Miss Helen Carter Miss Rachel Coward Mr Gary Bates Miss Joyce Harrison Mr Ken Brown Miss Karen Price Mr Dominic Bullock |
Miss Carole Tappenden Mr Dave Headey Miss Carolyn Taylor Mr Allyn Richardson Miss Lucy Walden Mr Gary Thompson Miss Jo Webster |
Production Team:
| Costumes Publicity Lighting Front of House staff |
Jeni Summerfield, Joan Lee Ken Brown, Adrian Wells, Lois Wells Dave Headey Ian Chandler, Eric Partington Jill Headey, Denise Monk, Jim Tappenden, Peter Webster |
Faringdon Dramatic Society would like to thank: Reflections for sale of tickets, Faringdon United Church for a rehearsal venue, The Corn Exchange Management for their cooperation, Karen Brind for dance tuition, Ian Chandler for the lighting. Thanks also to The Swan for provision of the Bar.