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Past Productions |
February 2003
Because of the Lockwoods
a
play by Constance Cox
Directed
by Beryl Gadd
Set in Lancashire in 1902 this play deals with the Hunter family who are obliged to live in the poorer district of town. The Lockwoods' former neighbours prove patronising but the Hunters are saved from despair by the help of Oliver Read, a young junk dealer whose cheerfulness and acumen assists them to a much brighter future. This play has moments of great comedy and is simple to dress and set.
Cast
|
Mrs Hunter |
Barbara Goffin |
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Molly Hunter |
Anita Rushman |
|
Mrs Lockwood |
June Brogdale |
|
Martin Hunter |
Christopher Swan |
|
Thea Hunter |
Alison Warburton |
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Mr Lockwood |
John Shaw |
|
Oliver Read |
Philip Brogdale |
|
Clare Lockwood |
Angela Hornby |
The Bridgewater Players drama group performs three full length plays per year in Thelwall, near Warrington in Cheshire.
Whether you just want to watch a play or come and join the Society to act, produce, work backstage or just enjoy the social life, you can be sure of a welcome.
