| Gibraltar School was founded as a
school for young ladies by the two dear old Misses Pye,
now deceased. The long suffering teachers now have their
lives made miserable not only by their pupils but also by
the present headmaster Mr Rowe, known universally as
'Hard Rowe'. Since Gibraltar School is a private school,
they resign themselves to the fact that there is little
they can do about it, but find help coming from a very
unexpected quarter indeed.
Shenley Leisure Centre
Saturday 10 & Sunday 11 July 2004
|
| Sally Burgess, School
Secretary |
Harriet Green |
Jane Cox
Mrs Thorpe [teachers]
May Danvers
Miss Maudesley |
Tina Nichol
June Cooper
Margaret Harper
Joan Walker |
| Mr Rowe, Headmaster |
Peter Sawyer |
| Mrs Emmett, a
parent |
Julie McPheat |
| Miss Harriet Pye, a
former headmistress |
Valerie Brown |
| Miss Matilda Pye, her
sister |
Helen Simmonds |
| Front
of House / Lighting |
Frank
Walker |
| Refreshments |
Joanne
Pennant |
| Costume |
Group
Wardrobe |
| Prompt |
Jean
Stratford |
| Backstage |
Jemma
Stratford |
| Ghost
Sketches |
Jemma
Stratford and Children from the Coldharbour
Children's Centre |
| Producer |
Joan
Walker |
See also Ladies of
Spirit (1989).
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