They Call it Murder

Bettine Manktelow

Mrs Moore .: Sally Anderson
Julie Strange: Liz Loach
Babs Strange: Suzie Rushworth
Peggy Strange: Sarah Taylor
Howard Pierce: Jon Jones
Mr Dalrymple: Geoff Halfnight
Julian Rudge: David Darby
Synopsis The action of this play takes place in the home of the Stranges. The time is the present. Mr. Dalrymple is a penny-pinching, cantankerous old devil, who is now ailing fast. He is cared for by his three granddaughters. Although they have very different personalities, the three young women are united by their sometimes oppressive duties toward their grandfather and by their anticipated inheritance of his estate. The play is in 3 Acts. The interval follows the opening scene of the second Act.:
The Production Team Stage Manager Pam Thompson Prompt Annette Ayres Properties Stan Harbidge Beth Marriott Sheila Cridge Sound & Light Clive Holland Jeremy Rowe Susan Jones Set Construction Members of the group Publicity Pam Thompson Ticket Sales Kath Ready Refreshments Kath Ready Front of House Mick & Maureen North Photography Gill Wingfield:
Stage Manager: Pam Thompson
Prompt: Annette Ayres
Properties: Stan Harbidge
Beth Marriott
Sheila Cridge
Sound & Light: Clive Holland
Jeremy Rowe
Susan Jones
Set Construction: Members of the group
Publicity: Pam Thompson
Ticket Sales: Kath Ready
Refreshments: Kath Ready
Front of House: Mick & Maureen North
Photography: Gill Wingfield

Michael Geisow

Directed by Michael Geisow Produced by Val Culm The Cast (in order of appearance) Mrs Moore . Sally Anderson Julie Strange Liz Loach Babs Strange Suzie Rushworth Peggy Strange Sarah Taylor Howard Pierce Jon Jones Mr Dalrymple Geoff Halfnight Julian Rudge David Darby:
Mrs Moore .: Sally Anderson
Julie Strange: Liz Loach
Babs Strange: Suzie Rushworth
Peggy Strange: Sarah Taylor
Howard Pierce: Jon Jones
Mr Dalrymple: Geoff Halfnight
Julian Rudge: David Darby
Synopsis The action of this play takes place in the home of the Stranges. The time is the present. Mr. Dalrymple is a penny-pinching, cantankerous old devil, who is now ailing fast. He is cared for by his three granddaughters. Although they have very different personalities, the three young women are united by their sometimes oppressive duties toward their grandfather and by their anticipated inheritance of his estate. The play is in 3 Acts. The interval follows the opening scene of the second Act.:
Stage Manager: Pam Thompson
Prompt: Annette Ayres
Properties: Stan Harbidge
Beth Marriott
Sheila Cridge
Sound & Light: Clive Holland
Jeremy Rowe
Susan Jones
Set Construction: Members of the group
Publicity: Pam Thompson
Ticket Sales: Kath Ready
Refreshments: Kath Ready
Front of House: Mick & Maureen North
Photography: Gill Wingfield