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November 12, 2008

Outside Edge

The great John Arlott once remarked “Villagers do not think village cricket is funny”. This wry observation of how seriously we can sometimes take ourselves goes a long way to explaining the humour and occasional sadness of Richard Harris's classic slice of English Village life. We always try to present a varied programme for both our audiences and our members. Earlier this year we presented Rogers and Hammerstein's 'Oklahoma!', a far remove from 1970s Surrey and the thwack of leather against willow. We are currently in the planning stages of our next production, Robert Bolt's classic “A Man for All Seasons” and this time next year we will be bringing you “Oh What a Lovely War!”. A theatrical variety box I'm sure you would agree, spanning 500 years, corsets to flares, political tragedy to farcical comedy via vaudevillian musical sketch and anti-war comedy. We really do try to cater for all tastes.

If you are interested in getting involved with Pirton Players, whether it be on-stage or backstage; acting or set building, singing or lighting, making costumes or wearing them, painting, stage managing, directing or even making the tea then do get in touch with any one of us; there really is something for everyone.

[Introduction by: Anton Jungreuthmayer]

Director  -  Dudley Gentle
Producer  -  Debbie Bassnett

Cast
Alex  -  Adam Nicoll
Bob  -  Dave Woodward
Dennis  -  Peter Donovan
Ginnie  -  Clare Easterbrook
Kevin  -  Richard Sexton
Maggie  -  Jill Rogers
Miriam  -  Janet Tackley
Roger  -  Paul Kerswill
Sharon  -  Amanda Vines

Crew
Bar  -  Malcolm Brodie
Costumes  -  Valmai Guess
Director  -  Dudley Gentle
Hair  -  Fran Manning
Ice Creams  -  Pam Finbow
Lighting  -  Peter Johnson
Photography  -  Dave Woodward
Producer  -  Debbie Bassnett
Programme Design  -  Sarah Oliver
Prompt  -  Susie Welch
Props  -  Liz Gentle
Props  -  Liz Chapman
Publicity  -  Susie Welch
Set Construction  -  Dudley Gentle
Set Construction  -  Graham Gibbs
Set Design  -  Peter Harding
Set Design  -  Beth Harding
Sound  -  Dave Wallace
Stage Manager  -  Debbie Keating

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