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Make
Do And Mend
October 2005 |
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Written by
Steve Wallis |
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Music by
Joshua Goodman |
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Synopsis
It's
the early 1940's and the Second World War is on. Down at the Palais De
Danse Club in Nottingham a group of young women are trying to have a good
time.
Enter
a group of young soldiers also out for a good time on home leave. The
ladies' eyes light up at this opportunity and no time is wasted in getting
to know them.
Things
however do not run smoothly and emotional turmoil ensues. The reprucussions
affect an entire family and group of soldier friends..
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Cast
List |
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Production
Team |
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Costumes
Karon Wallis
Cassandra Stone
Choreography
Rebecca Mayes
Sound Engineer
Peter Frost
Lighting
Paul Frost
Keith Williams
Stage Artwork
Rachel Arrowsmith
Opening Film Sequence
Dave Harness
Stage Manager
Carl Wilkinson |
Set Construction
Carl Wilkinson
Dave Harness
Specialist Props
Richard Turner
Front of House
Kath Williams
Jessica Wall
Public Relations
Steve Wallis
Linda Mayes
Assistant Directors
Linda Mayes
Karon Wallis
Director
Cassandra Stone
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Publicity
Photos |
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Karon
and Paula read about the war effort.
The
Chorus in fine tune. |
It's
all getting a little too much for Kim! |
Straighten
your uniform Sargeant..
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The
ladies can't get enough of our leading man.. |
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Rehearsal
Photos |
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| Linda
directs with a watchful eye! |
Kim
and Lydia mid scene. |
Josh
in musical mood. |
Jess
having a break. |
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| Dan,
Joey and Betty chat while waiting for their scenes. |
Front
of House Manager Aunty Kath. |
Jonathan
and Lydia in full swing. |
Dan
and Jonathan ponder the next line.. |
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| Linda,
Karon and writer Steve. |
Jess
having a photo moment with choreographer Rebecca. |
Belting
out 'Don't Trust a Man in Uniform'. |
It's
not my line is it? |
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| Linda
on prompt as Cassandra directs |
What
are you lookin' at? |
Perhaps
Kim and Russell know something we don't? |
Everbody's
busy learning their lines.. |
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After
Show Party Photos |
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| Keith,
Jonathan and Mark having a great time. |
Karon
pointing the finger.. |
Kum..er
I mean Kim and friend. |
Paula's
got well into the spirit of the occasion. |
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| Lydia
and our backstage helpers resplendant in costume. |
Tracy
has a lovely new hat and hair-do! |
Russell
and Betty are engrossed in something.. |
Josh
certainly looks the part as Hitler. |
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| Keith
our front of House and Business Manager. |
Cassandra
our Director. |
June
our Jive dancer extraordinaire.. |
Richard
our Barman and part time German soldier. |
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| Now
then as it 'appens Dan does a good Jimmy Saville. |
Linda
and Becs share a joke. |
Josh,
Steve and Karon accept pressies from the cast. |
Linda
and Jonathan, best of mates! |
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Press
Reviews |
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'Wartime
Memories Set To Music'
It is not
often Hucknall Lovelace Theatre Group has the chance to stage a world
premiere.
But members made the most of this golden opportunity with a high-octane
production of 'Make Do And Mend', a musical set in Nottingham during World
War Two. More..
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