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'And Then There Were None'
by Agatha Christie
7:30pm Wednesday 7th - Saturday
10th December, 2011
Directed by John Covey
Felpham
Village Hall

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Rogers |
David Rosser |
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Mrs Rogers |
Sue Bartlett |
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Narracot |
Keith Hellyer |
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Vera |
Liz McNally |
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Lombard |
Richard Greenhorn |
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Marston |
Matthew Hughes-Short |
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Blore |
Doug Hammond |
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Gen. Mackenzie |
Trevor Roman |
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Emily Brent |
Sandy Knight |
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Wargrave |
Bernard Taylor |
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Dr Armstrong |
Alan Ward |
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Director |
John Covey |
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Stage Manager |
Judy Roberts |
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Technical Manager |
Alex Marner |
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Natalie Rowland |
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Wardrobe |
Becky Moore |
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The quality of amateur productions in my area has gone up and up
over the past few years. This show was no exception as it was very
well staged and kept us guessing who the murderer could possibly be
up until the very last minute. The set, sound and lighting were
very good and the cast members performed with confidence being very
careful not to pick up each other’s vibes. All eleven performers
came over as very different characters, each one an unusual
personality in his or her own right. There were a number of deaths
on stage and each one was totally convincing in both the way they
died and the fact that they were dead. It is very difficult to pick
out individuals for their performances as they all maintained their
personalities so well throughout but I must mention Liz McNally,
Richard Greenhorn, and Bernard Taylor as they were exceptional as
was the director who managed to move a great many performers around
the stage without ever allowing them to upstage each other. No
small effort with such a large cast and a small stage. My
congratulations to them all.
Jose Harrison. Noda Rep. Dist. 9.
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