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A farce by Derek Benfield.
Performed by STADS at St. Teilo's Church Hall, Bishopston on November 13th, 14th & 15th, 1986.
Synopsis
Chester Dreadnought has bought a lovely country cottage, dreaming of idyllic peace, but is he able to enjoy it? Not with Abel Bounty, the local un-handyman always around, and not with Carol, an attractive girl who seems to have mysteriously moved in. Those who have met Chester already in Wild Goose Chase and Post Horn Gallop know his aptitude for social and antisocial blunders, and Lord and Lady Elrood and scatty Miss Partridge also make a reappearance.
Programme
Dorothy Morris
'Abel Bounty' ~ Bill Riseborough
'Chester Dreadnought' ~ David Spear
'Carol' ~ Jill Usher
'Patricia' ~ Carol Shepherd
'Lady Elrood' ~ Felicity Harris
'Miss Partridge' ~ Brenda Jones
'Lord Elrood' ~ Robin Wayne
'Sergeant Everest' ~ Martin Rowlands
'Mrs Bounty' ~ Dorothy Morris
Stage Management ~ John Lloyd, Rodney Fryer, Brian Shaw, Mick Shaw, Howard Mead
Lighting ~ John Dixon
Props ~ Alison Shepherd
Prompt ~ Pam Parker
Sound Effects ~ Anthony Pressdee
Make-up ~ Beryl West, Beryl Maslin
Scenery ~ Jean Hewlett
This play has certainly lived up to its name! For various reasons beyond our control, we had to cancel our first two performances. In fact, we seriously considered postponing the production until the spring, but after discussion we decided to go ahead.