Bazaar & Rummage

Sue Townsend

Fliss: Rachel Holt
Gwenda: Angela Wright
Katrina: Sarah Taylor
Bell-Bell: Christine Jackson
Margaret: Pam Thompson
Policewoman: Christina Warrington
Synopsis The play is in two acts, both of which are set in a Church Hall in Acton, London. This play brings together a neurotic do-gooder, a trainee Social Worker and three agoraphobics who have been persuaded to venture out of their homes to run a jumble sale in a church hall. In the course of this we see how these five very different women relate to each other in their conversation, attitudes and reminiscences. The result is a very entertaining, witty and sometimes poignant play.:
The Production Team Stage Manager Stan Harbidge Properties Val Rushworth Judith Pratt Prompt Tina Warrington Angela Wright Barbara Wilson David Darby Sound & Light Clive Holland Martin Day Set Construction Stan Harbidge Richard Miller Front of House Kath Ready Group Members Incidental Music composed & arranged by Stuart Atkinson:
Stage Manager: Stan Harbidge
Properties: Val Rushworth
Judith Pratt
Prompt: Tina Warrington
Angela Wright
Barbara Wilson
David Darby
Sound & Light: Clive Holland
Martin Day
Set Construction: Stan Harbidge
Richard Miller
Front of House: Kath Ready
Group Members
Incidental Music:
composed & arranged by: Stuart Atkinson

John Holt & Val Culm

Produced & Directed by John Holt & Val Culm The Cast (in order of appearance) Fliss Rachel Holt Gwenda Angela Wright Katrina Sarah Taylor Bell-Bell Christine Jackson Margaret Pam Thompson Policewoman Christina Warrington:
Fliss: Rachel Holt
Gwenda: Angela Wright
Katrina: Sarah Taylor
Bell-Bell: Christine Jackson
Margaret: Pam Thompson
Policewoman: Christina Warrington
Synopsis The play is in two acts, both of which are set in a Church Hall in Acton, London. This play brings together a neurotic do-gooder, a trainee Social Worker and three agoraphobics who have been persuaded to venture out of their homes to run a jumble sale in a church hall. In the course of this we see how these five very different women relate to each other in their conversation, attitudes and reminiscences. The result is a very entertaining, witty and sometimes poignant play.:
Stage Manager: Stan Harbidge
Properties: Val Rushworth
Judith Pratt
Prompt: Tina Warrington
Angela Wright
Barbara Wilson
David Darby
Sound & Light: Clive Holland
Martin Day
Set Construction: Stan Harbidge
Richard Miller
Front of House: Kath Ready
Group Members
Incidental Music:
composed & arranged by: Stuart Atkinson