Let’s Get Laid
A revival, under a new title, of Sam Cree’s THE BED, previously presented by Paul Raymond at the Royalty Theatre in June 1970 [qv].
Advertised as ‘a sensuous sex comedy’ starring ‘MEN ONLY magazine’s world-famous reporter’ Fiona Richmond, this production marked the re-opening of the Windmill as a live theatre. Performances were twice-nightly, at 7.00 and 9.00pm.
Another female character, Maxime, was added during the run, together with one called Fluckenzee on Fiona Richmond’s departure. Brian Marshall took over from John Inman in November 1975.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Britt | Janet Adler |
|---|---|
| Britt [replacement] | Jan Demiller |
| Fiona | Fiona Richmond |
| Fluckenzee [replacement: Fiona] | Lorraine Layton |
| Gordon Hardcastle | John Inman |
| Gordon Hardcastle [replacement] | Brian Marshall |
| Harry (Goldie) Locke | Terry Denton |
| Harry (Goldie) Locke [replacement] | Brian Godfrey |
| Judy | Andrea Godfrey |
| Judy [replacement] | Jean Watson |
| Lionel Willis | Jack Haig |
| Lionel Willis [replacement] | Danny O’Dea |
| Maxime | Carla Duncan |
| Maxime [role swap] | Kate Harper |
| Nancy | Kate Harper |
| Nancy [role swap] | Lynda Rae |
| Suzie | Lynda Rae |
| Suzie [replacement] | Maria St Clare |
| Tony Scott | Kevan Sheehan |
| Tony Scott [replacement] | Tony Sweeny |
| Vera Dunwoody | Jenny Kenna |
Crew | |
| Designer | Tod Kingman |
| Director | Victor Spinetti |
| Presented by | Paul Raymond |
| Show costumed by | Fiona Richmond |
| Company Manager | John Toogood |
| Deputy Stage Manager | Tom Cockerell |
| General Manager | George Richardson |
| Press Representative | Brian O’Hanlon |
| Wardrobe Mistress | Annette Sharville |
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Play description
Retitled version of THE BED [qv].
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