Caramba's Revenge
by
William Norfolk
Directed by: Charlie Cook
10,12-17 Mar 2001
A black comedy about four retired ladies who have formed a co-operative, sharing their lives in Violet's rented house,
pooling their pensions and sharing the chores. That is until Violet dies after a mugging. Needing to hold on to her pension
book and rent book Marge, Lottie and Doris omit to tell the authorities and leave Violet's body peacefully in a cemetery.
Life goes on happily until the arrival of Violet's granddaughter, Ronnie, from Australia,
the police in the person of Inspector Grubb, and another housemate, Rose (complete with a parrot)...
Lottie |
Elizabeth Veronon |
Doris |
Doris Cocking |
Marge |
Margaret Williams |
Ronnie |
Rhinannon Lewis |
Augustus Grubb |
Tom Thistleton |
Rose |
Irene White |
Grace |
Barbara Ritchie |
Stage Manager |
Liz Cook |
Wardrobe |
Jayne Taylor |
Properties |
Liz Cook
Joyce Sykes
Valerie Swithenbank
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Continuity |
Barbara Hopkinson |
Lighting |
Ian Tyler |
Sound |
Derrick Frith |
Set Construction |
Doreen Brady
and the Workshop Team |
Scenic Artist |
Shirley Murray |
Programme Cover |
Derek Frith |
Original music written and performed by Charlie Cook and Ian Parker |
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