Therfield School Leatherhead - alumni
Production, 18-20 Jan 2006
Cast
Seymour: Alec Mills w, Matt Pitt tf Girls Group: Chiffon/Crystal/Ronnette Boys Chorus Girls Chorus |
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Production and Backstage Team
Producer: Cathy Hudson Choreography: Lucy Thomas, Sue Lanson Stage Manager: Susie Sykes Lighting /Projections: Paul Bates, David Mitchell, Dina Williams, Alex Burrows, James Waters & Simon Lockyer Sound: Matt Willsher & Peter Leppard Costumes: Greeta Cresswell, Sonya Barrow, Sinead Bushnell Set construction: Nick Cockerill Backstage crew Susie Sykes, Gayle Rennie, Mark Richardson, Daniel Howell, Jessica Anderson, Rebecca Kyriacou, Jonathan Hodson, Michael Young & Ollie Marriage Green Room Supervisor: Sinead Bushnell, Mark Pordage, Lucy Thomas & Christine Thomas Set design: Mel Collins Poster & ticket design/admin support: Paul Bates Box office: Denise Nicholas & Trudie Purdue Front of House: Eileen Wingrove Programme: James Casselton, Michelle Lewis & Cathy Hudson Refreshments: Robin Eddleston & the Friends of Therfield Props on hire from The Really Youthful Theatre Company Band In addition to those mentioned above, we would like to thank the
following people for their assistance in mounting this production: Musical Numbers
ACT I Prologue (Little Shop of Horrors) ACT II We hope that you have enjoyed the show If you are a parent or Friend of Therfield School with theatrical experience including set design, painting or building, operating lighting or sound equipment and would like to get involved with the next production, please leave your name and contact details at the reception desk or with a member of the crew before you leave.
Leatherhead Advertiser, Thursday January 26, 2006 SCHOOL GETS TEETH INTO MUSICAL IN FRONT OF PACKED AUDIENCES Therfield School's musical show Little Shop of Horrors played to full houses on the three nights of its production last week. In all, 52 students were involved in the show from Year 7 to Year 12. There were two casts for the leading roles. The senior cast were students from Years 10 and 9, while the junior cast were from Years 8 and 9. This gave greater opportunity for younger students to experience the excitement of performing major musical roles.There was also a band made up of three students and two teachers playing non-stop for almost the whole performance. Students from Years 7, 11 and 12 were part of the production and backstage team along with members of staff. All worked incredibly hard ensuring that the production went as smoothly as possible. images: Mrs Barbara Sharkey page last updated 2 Mar 2006 |