We hope our choice of play for
our new time slot in April will be a popular one. We have decided to present
Noel Coward's much loved, supernatural comedy Blithe Spirit. Most people will
be aware of this classic tales' story line as it was made into a very
successful film staring Rex Harrison and Margaret Rutherford and is at this
moment showing in London's West End with Penelope Kieth, but for those that
haven't, it goes something like this: |
The year is 1945 and author,
Charles Condomine, and his wife Ruth host a party at their opulent home in
Kent. On the guest list are their friends the Bradmans and a rather excitable
local medium, Madame Arcati, who has been invited, rather cruelly, as research
for Charles into a character with a somewhat dubious psychic ability for his
new novel. |
When they all sit
down after dinner for the séance that they requested a rather unexpected
result materialises in the form of a ghost which is none other than.......well
if you don't know the story I will go no further than that. You will just have
to come along and enjoy the fun that ensues and ensue it certainly does in this
enthralling tale of love, jealousy and a sprinkle of revenge! |
We look forward to seeing you
once again and thank you in advance for your continued support. Have an
enjoyable evening. Peter Baker (President) Stock Drama Group |
At Stock Village Hall |
Ample car parking and full disabled access including
hearing aid loop is available |
Dates |
Tickets available
from |
Wednesday 27th
to Saturday 30th April 2005 |
Lewis News, The
Square, Stock |
Curtain up: |
Exclusive Dry
Cleaners, Holly Court, Billericay |
8pm |
Tickets |
Doors open: |
£6 for
adults |
7.30pm |
(£5 for
children under 16 and Senior Citizens). |
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Cast Members |
Directed by Peter Baker |
Charles |
Malcolm Bland |
Ruth |
Gwen Wilks |
Madame Arcati |
Mary Cole |
Elvira |
Dawn
Popplewell |
Doctor Bradman |
Bob Nafzgar |
Mrs. Bradman |
Shirlee Grundy |
Edith |
Barbara
Woolnough |
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Production Team |
Prompt |
Sarah Bleakley |
Stage Manager |
Ashley Bailey |
Lighting &
Sound |
Andrew Baker |
Photography |
Graham Platt |
Production Stills
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