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Written by Jeremy Brock
From the story by Charles Dickens
Directed by Matthew Horton
Rhoda McGaw Theatre, Woking.
3rd – 6th December 2008 at 7.45pm
6th December 2008 at 2.30pm
Tickets: £10 (£8 concessions)
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Synopsis
Living at the work house Oliver does not see much of bright future especially living on nothing more than gruel and in a brutal regime. However, he never gives up hope and finds the courage to rebel and ask for more. Oliver is sold into virtual slavery but escapes and finds his way to the great city of London. Here he meets the Artful Dodger and is drawn into Fagin’s gang and a murky criminal underworld. The brutal Sikes and the loving Nancy lead Oliver into some thrilling adventures and dangerous situations that see him meet the ominous Monks. Whatever circumstances he may face, somewhere, tangled up with the perils and menace, are links to his unknown and mysterious past. Suitable for adults and older children.
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Cast
| Oliver Twist | James Cochrane |
| Artful Dodger | Devon White-Aldworth |
| Charley Bates | Faith Bavington-Hall |
| Workhouse Paupers and Fagin's Gang | Zoe Pembery / Daniel Bowman / Amelia Mandeville / Grace Mandeville / Louise Irvine / Cara Silbery / Zoe Collier / Jennifer Tate / Tilly Greenstreet / Alice Cochrane / Eathan White-Aldworth |
| Mr Bumble | Peter Moore |
| Mrs Corney | Kay Doyle |
| Monks | Bill Jackson |
| Fagin | Mark Holton |
| Bill Sikes | Phil Pile |
| Nancy | Sophia Hodgson |
| Young Woman | Clare Groome |
| Doctor | Graham Collier |
| Mr Limbkins | Bob Day |
| Lady Stock-Jobber | Alison Byers |
| Workhouse Assistant | Nick Daborn |
| Mr Sowerberry | Tony Richardson |
| Mrs Sowerberry | Hannah Rose |
| Charlotte | Amanda Keating |
| Noah Claypole | Nick Daborn |
| Mrs Maylie | Lynne Walters |
| Rose Maylie | Clare Groome |
| Mr Grimwig | Bob Day |
| Dr Losberne | Paul Bungard |
| Old Hag 1 | Jean Matthews |
| Old Hag 2 | Fiona Collier |
| Nurse | Lynne Walters |
| Husband | Graham Collier |
| Old Woman | Alison Byers |
| Mr Brownlow | Paul Bungard |
| Witness | Fiona Collier |
| Mr Fang | Bob Day |
| Clerk | David Dunlop |
| Mr Giles | Graham Collier |
| Mrs Brittles | Fiona Collier |
| Policeman | David Dunlop |
Crew
| Director | Matthew Horton |
| Set Design | Alan Wakefield and James Gallimore |
| Set Build | David Moore and Peter Pratt with Paul Bungard, David Dunlop and Members of the Players |
| Costumes | Chris Moore and Kate White-Aldworth |
| Props | Claire White-Aldworth |
| Stage Manager | Lyn Mison |
| ASMs | Stewart Mison and Lisel Slark |
| Lighting | Jonathan Miller |
| Sound | Tim Matthews |
| Chaperones | Brenda Midwinter, Danny Sparkes and Jill Wakefield with Anna Bourne |
| Publicity Design | Peter Moore |
| Box Office / Front of House | Chris Moore |
| FOH Assistants | Members of the Players |
| Photography | James Gallimore |
Reviews
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