Gay’s the Word

At the Manchester try out the part of the Stage Door Keeper was played by William Clifford and John Wynyard was playing Old Man. By the time the show reached London John Wynyard was playing the Stage Door Keeper and the Old Man seems to have disappeared.

For the post London tour nearly all the original cast played their original parts. May Tomlin took over the part of Madame Nicolini and her part of Mrs Parkes was taken on by Margot Bryant in addition to her part as Lancashire Woman.

A new character called Ray Hartley, played by Frank Forsyth, seems to have appeared for the tour.

Cast & Crew

Cast

Birdie Wentworth
Birdie Wentworth (Replacement)
Dancer – Female
Dancer – Female
Dancer – Female
Dancer – Female
Dancer – Female
Dancer – Female
Dancer – Female
Dancer – Female
Dancer – Female
Dancer – Female
Dancer – Female
Dancer – Female
Dancer – Female
Dancer – Female
Dancer – Female (Replacement)
Dancer – Female (Replacement)
Dancer – Female (Replacement)
Dancer – Female (Replacement)
Dancer – Female (Replacement)
Dancer – Female (Replacement)
Dancer – Female (Replacement)
Dancer – Male
Dancer – Male
Dancer – Male
Dancer – Male
Dancer – Male
Dancer – Male (Replacement)
Dancer – Male (Replacement)
Gay Daventry
Lancashire Woman
Linda
Madame Nicolini
Madame Nicolini (Replacement)
Margaret Fallowfield
Miss Cheadle
Monica Stevens
Mr Nespoulos
Mrs Parkes
Mrs Parkes (Replacement)
Peter Lynton
Pierre Silvano
Prince
Ray Hartley
Rosetta
Singer – Female
Singer – Female
Singer – Female
Singer – Female
Singer – Female
Singer – Female
Singer – Female
Singer – Female
Singer – Female (Replacement)
Singer – Female (Replacement)
Singer – Female (Replacement)
Singer – Male
Singer – Male
Singer – Male
Singer – Male
Singer – Male
Singer – Male
Singer – Male
Singer – Male
Sir Claude Burton
Stage Door Keeper
Stage Door Keeper (Replacement)

Crew

Choreograher
Choreograher
Costumes
Designer
Director
Lyrics
Music & Book

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