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A play by Anton Chekhov
11-13 May 2006
at Faringdon Junior School
Directed by John Taylor
Cast in order of appearance:
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Dunyasha, a maid Yermolai Lopakhin, a merchant Yepikhodov, the estate clerk Firs, an old retainer, aged 87 Servants Anya, Ranevskaya's 17-year-old daughter Lyubov Ranevskaya, a landowner Varya, Ranevskaya's adopted daughter Leonid Gaev, Ranevskaya's brother Charlotta Ivanovna, a governess Simeonov-Pishchik, a landowner Yasha, a manservant Pyotr Trofimov, a student Tramp, Stationmaster |
Karen Whiffen Daniel Lander Dominic Bullock Dave Headey Tim Evans, Nick Evans Laura Coleman Carolyn Taylor Sandra Keen Peter Webster Katie Dyet Jeff Barry Gary Field Adrian Wells Alan Taylor |
The Production Team:
| Producer Stage Manager Set Design Set construction Stage crew Lighting Sound Wardrobe Props Prompt Posters Programmes Publicity Magic consultant Dance arrangements Sourcing dance music Noises off Front of House |
Mary Mountford-Lister Tim Evans Jo Webster Nick Coard, Nick Evans, Tim Evans, Gary Field, Rob Griffin, Richard Lock, Paul Mountford-Lister, Carole Tappenden, Rob Thorpe, Jo Webster, Peter Webster Nick Evans Ian Chandler, Rob Griffin Gary Bates Joan Lee, Jeni Summerfield, Anita van Eijndhoven Fiona Merrick, Keith Merrick Debbie Lock Adrian Wells Dave Headey Mary Mountford-Lister, David Field Daniel Lander Carolyn Taylor Katie Dyet, Daniel Lander Gary Bates, Debra Warner, Jennifer Whiffen Denise Monk (organiser), Jill Headey, Katie Goodwin, Joyce Harrison, Gillian Jacobs, Mary Mountford-Lister, Clare Pinkney, Ann Taylor |
Acknowledgements
The Society would like to thank the following for their assistance:
Faringdon United Church for rehearsal facilities
Faringdon Junior School for providing a venue and for their continuing
cooperation
Oxford Rural Drama Wardrobe for assistance with costumes
Tetronics Ltd for storage and scenery-building facilities
White Horse Country Wear for box office facilities
Members of the Society, A£PiC charity shop, Jenny Braithwaite, Haine and Smith,
Folly Flowers, White Horse Country Wear and The Portwell Bar for kindly
providing props
Frankie Keen for the loan of Poppy