Guys & Dolls

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Cast
(in order of appearance)

Benny Southstreet .................................................................... Tom Adamson
Nicely-Nicely Johnson ............................................................. Brian Robinson
Rusty Charlie ............................................................................ ........ Mark Duffy
Sarah Brown ............................................................................ .. Paula Copland
Arvide Abernathy ...................................................................... Tony Adamson
Harry the Horse ............................................................................ . Martin Parry
Lt. Brannigan ........................................................................ Andrew Albertina
Nathan Detroit ......................................................................... Eric W Rimmer
Miss Adelaide .......................................................................... Carol Kennedy
Sky Masterson ......................................................................... Neil Townsend
Agatha ............................................................................ ............... Laura Hoye
Joey Biltmore ....................................................................... Norman Jackson
Mimi ............................................................................ .................. Jo Horrocks
General Matilda B. Cartwright ................................................... Anita Davies
Big Jule ............................................................................ ................ Tony Reid


The Dolls
 Thelma Adamson, Joan Albertina, Davida Bentham, Joan Durham, Gaynor Hale, Irene Halliday, Jo Horrocks, Peggy Hulme, Pam Jillings, Melanie Lawson, Barbara Lowe, Debra Parks, Ann Povlo, Stephanie Stacey, Lynn Vincent, Elaine Summerskill, Laura Hoye, Gill Thornton, Joanne Fairhurst, Jenny Hagan, Irene McCoy


The Guys
 Geoff Povlo, Mark Duffy, Ian Culshaw, Tony Fennell, David Cox, Andrew McCarthy, Chris Durham, Sean Reck, Tony Carpenter, Mathew Shaw, David Parry, Mathew O'Hara, Richard Lessey


For M.A.O.S.
Stage Manager ......................................................................... Norman Jackson
Scenery ............................................................................ . James Fredericks Ltd
Costumes .............................. Masquerade (Newton-le-Willows) and M.A.O.S.
Wardrobe Mistress ............................................................... Patricia Robertson
Properties ............................................................................ ............. Alan Davies
Stage Crew ...................................................................... Friends of the Society
Publicity ............................................................................ ............ Neil Townsend
Programme design and Compilation ........................................ Neil Townsend
Front of house ..................................... David Banks and friends of the Society
Continuity ............................................................................ ......... Yvonne Perdue
Accompanist ............................................................................ ........ Jack Schiller
Photographs ............................................................................ . Norman Jackson
Librarian ............................................................................ ........... Tom Adamson
Make up ............................................................................ .................. Paul Boyle


For Southport Little Theatre
Lighting ............................ Derek Heywood
Sound .........................................Bill Davies

NODA Review

We had here a rather slow opening. The success of this show depends on its slickness. This was not the case in Fugue for Tin Horns although, as the production progressed, so did the pace.

Neil Townsend gave a creditable performance as Sky but Paula Copeland, as Sarah, although acting well, voice-wise, was weak. Eric Rimmer and Carol Kennedy as Nathan Detroit and Adelaide partnered well. There was a nice cameo from Davida Bentham.

The dancing could have been better e.g. the Hot Box number, but Luck Be A Lady was excellent. The chorus, especially in Sit Down, You're Rocking the Boat, and the orchestra were well handled by Edna Lally.

The costumes for the Salvation Army were rather vivid. Overall, this was a good production by Molly Jackson and one which was well received by the audience.

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