Directed by Stan Harbidge
Produced by Christine Jackson
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The Cast (in order of appearance) |
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Daisy Meredith |
Rebecca Thompson |
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Mother |
Sheila Cridge |
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Monica Smithers |
Hannah McLauchlan |
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Clare Beaumont |
Lucy Cope |
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Sybil Burlington |
Ailsa Warren |
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Alice Fitzpatrick |
Beth Marriott |
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Trixie Martin |
Liz Loach |
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Miss Gibson |
Val Culm |
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Matron |
Gill Wingfield |
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Miss Granville |
Pam Thompson |
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Mademoiselle |
Suzie Rushworth |
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Belinda Mattieson |
Anna Price |
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Winnie Irving |
Stephanie Cridge |
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Dora Johnson |
Stephanie Cridge |
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Mr Scoblowski |
Jon Jones |
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Mr Thompson |
Michael Geisow |
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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
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The Production Team |
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Stage Manager |
Mike Geisow |
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Prompt |
Joy Bennett |
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Properties |
Helen Mee |
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Lea Sharrock |
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Sound & Light |
Clive Holland |
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Martin Day |
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Susan Jones |
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Set Design |
Stan Harbidge |
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Set Construction |
James Spencer |
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Jeremy Rowe |
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Ron Bennett |
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& Members of the group |
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Costumes |
Penny Barnes |
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Make-up |
Sally Anderson |
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Artwork |
David Darby |
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Ray Jackson |
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Publicity |
Pam Thompson |
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Ticket Sales |
Kath Ready |
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Refreshments |
Kath Ready |
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Front of House |
Kath Ready |
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Photography |
Gill Wingfield |
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David Darby |
