Daisy Pulls it Off

Denise Deegan

Daisy Meredith: Rebecca Thompson
Mother: Sheila Cridge
Monica Smithers: Hannah McLauchlan
Clare Beaumont: Lucy Cope
Sybil Burlington: Ailsa Warren
Alice Fitzpatrick: Beth Marriott
Trixie Martin: Liz Loach
Miss Gibson: Val Culm
Matron: Gill Wingfield
Miss Granville: Pam Thompson
Mademoiselle: Suzie Rushworth
Belinda Mattieson: Anna Price
Winnie Irving: Stephanie Cridge
Dora Johnson: Stephanie Cridge
Mr Scoblowski: Jon Jones
Mr Thompson: Michael Geisow
School pianist: Tina Warrington
Synospis This comedy engagingly captures the uncomplicated innocence of Angela Brazil's Schoolgirl novels. It is about the attempts of super-achiever, Daisy Meredith to submerge her poor elementary school background and find acceptance in snobby confines of Grangewood School for Young Ladies. Our plucky heroine undergoes a number of tribulations (including possible expulsion) before, by being honourable and straight in all things, all comes right in the end with Daisy saving sneaky Sybil and toady Monica-her arch-enemies and discovering the treasure of Grangewood, scoring the winning goal at hockey and finding her long-lost father! The play is in two acts set in Grangewood School for Young Ladies. The period is 1927:
The Production Team Stage Manager Mike Geisow Prompt Joy Bennett Properties Helen Mee Lea Sharrock Sound & Light Clive Holland Martin Day Susan Jones Set Design Stan Harbidge Set Construction James Spencer Jeremy Rowe Ron Bennett & Members of the group Costumes Penny Barnes Make-up Sally Anderson Artwork David Darby Ray Jackson Publicity Pam Thompson Ticket Sales Kath Ready Refreshments Kath Ready Front of House Kath Ready Photography Gill Wingfield David Darby:
Stage Manager: Mike Geisow
Prompt: Joy Bennett
Properties: Helen Mee
Lea Sharrock
Sound & Light: Clive Holland
Martin Day
Susan Jones
Set Design: Stan Harbidge
Set Construction: James Spencer
Jeremy Rowe
Ron Bennett
& Members of the group
Costumes: Penny Barnes
Make-up: Sally Anderson
Artwork: David Darby
Ray Jackson
Publicity: Pam Thompson
Ticket Sales: Kath Ready
Refreshments: Kath Ready
Front of House: Kath Ready
Photography: Gill Wingfield
David Darby

Stan Harbidge

Directed by Stan Harbidge Produced by Christine Jackson The Cast (in order of appearance) Daisy Meredith Rebecca Thompson Mother Sheila Cridge Monica Smithers Hannah McLauchlan Clare Beaumont Lucy Cope Sybil Burlington Ailsa Warren Alice Fitzpatrick Beth Marriott Trixie Martin Liz Loach Miss Gibson Val Culm Matron Gill Wingfield Miss Granville Pam Thompson Mademoiselle Suzie Rushworth Belinda Mattieson Anna Price Winnie Irving Stephanie Cridge Dora Johnson Stephanie Cridge Mr Scoblowski Jon Jones Mr Thompson Michael Geisow School pianist Tina Warrington:
Daisy Meredith: Rebecca Thompson
Mother: Sheila Cridge
Monica Smithers: Hannah McLauchlan
Clare Beaumont: Lucy Cope
Sybil Burlington: Ailsa Warren
Alice Fitzpatrick: Beth Marriott
Trixie Martin: Liz Loach
Miss Gibson: Val Culm
Matron: Gill Wingfield
Miss Granville: Pam Thompson
Mademoiselle: Suzie Rushworth
Belinda Mattieson: Anna Price
Winnie Irving: Stephanie Cridge
Dora Johnson: Stephanie Cridge
Mr Scoblowski: Jon Jones
Mr Thompson: Michael Geisow
School pianist: Tina Warrington
Synospis This comedy engagingly captures the uncomplicated innocence of Angela Brazil's Schoolgirl novels. It is about the attempts of super-achiever, Daisy Meredith to submerge her poor elementary school background and find acceptance in snobby confines of Grangewood School for Young Ladies. Our plucky heroine undergoes a number of tribulations (including possible expulsion) before, by being honourable and straight in all things, all comes right in the end with Daisy saving sneaky Sybil and toady Monica-her arch-enemies and discovering the treasure of Grangewood, scoring the winning goal at hockey and finding her long-lost father! The play is in two acts set in Grangewood School for Young Ladies. The period is 1927:
Stage Manager: Mike Geisow
Prompt: Joy Bennett
Properties: Helen Mee
Lea Sharrock
Sound & Light: Clive Holland
Martin Day
Susan Jones
Set Design: Stan Harbidge
Set Construction: James Spencer
Jeremy Rowe
Ron Bennett
& Members of the group
Costumes: Penny Barnes
Make-up: Sally Anderson
Artwork: David Darby
Ray Jackson
Publicity: Pam Thompson
Ticket Sales: Kath Ready
Refreshments: Kath Ready
Front of House: Kath Ready
Photography: Gill Wingfield
David Darby