Programme – Bullshot Crummond

Napier Repertory Players present ..
an Art Deco Play

BULLSHOT CRUMMOND

A COMEDY Directed by
NEVILLE BAKER

LITTLE THEATRE
McGRATH ST. FRI 20 FEB – SAT 7 MAR

Acknowledgements:

Napier Repertory would like to thank the following businesses and individuals for their support in this and other productions.
We urge you to support them whenever possible.

Hayter & Flemming – Publicity and Backdrop
David Lowe Photography – Publicity Photos
Raphael’s Studio – Props
Napier Aero Club – Costume and Flying Lessons
Tabard Theatre – Costume and Props
Cheryl K. – Artwork
Gary Bain – Costume
Napier Antique Centre – Costume

Coming Attractions:
Keep your eyes peeled for AUDITIONS for
NEVILLE’S ISLAND
This is a ‘different’ kind of show a comedy/drama with an all male cast
Directed by Bob Sheldrake
CASTING VERY SOON!!!
Be in – watch the local papers for details.

Neville Baker – has entered his second childhood with this production. He has resurrected this grand play with a new, young and vibrant cast … and is wondering why he just feels older!

Janneen Love was first in line when they were giving out names and, when asked what she wanted, said she’d just have two of almost every letter. Janneen is a sweet thing and says she has trouble acting wicked … Rubbish!! Love spelt backwards is “evol”!!

Graham Wilson – used to be a newcomer but now he isn’t. This is a most profound statement and it really sums Graham up. He is living proof that man does not require taste and discernment as long as he keeps a stock of cheap Irish Whiskey on hand.

BULLSHOT CRUMMOND
by
An ensemble of writers

CAST LIST
(in no particular order)

Hugh “Bullshot” Crummond – Russell Booth
Rosemary Fenton – Danielle Coe
Otto Von Bruno – Peter Pigott
Lenya Von Bruno – Janneen Love
Algy Longwort – Graham Wilson

At times during this play other characters may appear – who they are is a complete mystery

This play takes place in the 1930’s. A time of Art Deco, rattling good adventures, jolly good yarns and fairly ripping action.

Act 1:
Scene 1   Somewhere over England
Scene 2   Chambers in Mayfair
Scene 3   Netherington Abbey
Scene 4   The Carlton Tearooms

Act 2:
Scene 1   Somewhere in Kent
Scene 2   Netherington Abbey
Scene 3   “The Larches”
Scene 4   The Dungeons of the Abbey

Backstage Crew

Director – Neville Baker

Stage Manager – Jeff Elkins
Production Secretary – Philip Jackson
Set Design and Construction – Jeff Elkins, Duncan McLean, Tony Scott, Derek Thompson, Malcolm Smith
Lighting Design – Tony Unsworth
Lighting Operation – Denys Meek, Lisa Berry, Lance Scarrott
Sound Design and Operation – John Holmes, Roy Holderness
Prompt – Mary Fisher
Properties – Maria Paterson, Alex Randrup, Erin Smith, Amanda Jackson, Margery Gurney and friends
Wardrobe – Eleanore McLean, Jean Hunter, Mig McMillan and Ros O’Crucian
Publicity – Michael Smith
Programme – Norman Bulansky
Chef – Tony Scott
Rosters – Alex Randrup
Front of House and Waiting Staff – Members and friends of Rep.

Behind the scenes there is a ripping crew of ‘mysterious others’ who are having a really topping time making things go thump, bang, creak, sproing, whoosh and tinkle!

Peter Pigott – renegade pom. Peter is a man for all seasons – strong, handsome and stupid!! Peter enjoys the role of Otto because, at last, his poor dyslexic brain can spell his name no matter which way around it’s written.

Danielle Coe – is not only a newcomer to Rep. but is almost a newcomer to the world!! Still … if Anna Paquin can get an Oscar. … Danielle has been well coached in drama and is the perfect English Rose – smells good, looks good and is bloody prickly when riled!

Russell Booth – has not suffered by being named after the gin bottle his parents drank from on the night he was conceived. He is a newcomer to Rep and has developed the most phoney English accent since Peter Pigott and Tony Scott.

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