Who Was That Lady ?
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An upstairs / downstairs innocent lust type of plot is the vehicle for some brilliant songs and a masterful Brisket role as waiter in the Cremorne Gardens, masked ball, “Chateau bottled our wine, it may look very fine, but the labels are made in Bombay!” – “ they’ll all have to sup, from what’s not been used up, or we might have to throw it away!” the lighting was suitably dim, to allow for many mistaken identity situations! The excuse for the man of the house to go to Town, “keep your eye on Surats!” (shares) stock exchange trip – assignations, etc. Excellent show.
Adapted from “The Pink Dominoes” by James Albery.
Book and Lyrics by John Albery.
Music by John Gould
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Brisket | Haydn Wood |
|---|---|
| Charles Greythorne | Rex Doyle |
| First Waiter | Roger Brunel |
| George | Christopher Reeks |
| Henry Tubbs | Peter Robert Scott |
| James | Roger Brunel |
| Joskin Tubbs | David Monico |
| Lady Maggie Wagstaff | Josephine Tewson |
| Mrs. Tubbs | Dorothy Edwards |
| Rebecca | Christine Edmonds |
| Second Waiter | Christopher Reeks |
| Sir Percy Wagstaff | Granville Saxton |
| Sophia | Angela Barlow |
Crew | |
| Designer | Paul Mayo |
| Lighting | Michael Poynor |
| Musical Director | William Whymper |
| Production and choreography by | Christopher Dunham |
- Added by Peter Hunter.
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