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Written by Dean Beedell (webmaster)   

November 14th - 20th 2004

John Barry and Don Black's musical, based on Keith Waterhouse novel Billy Liar, involves a lively Yorkshire lad who invents a fantasy life in order to escape his nagging parents and dull job in a funeral parlor. One fantasy features the mythical land of Ambrosia, where Billy is hailed as a national hero for his daring exploits. Another transforms his working class family into cut-glass toffs. And then there is a Marilyn Monroe in his bedroom wardrobe. But when the chance comes to escape to London, Billy is too afraid to take it. And there lies much of the dramatic tension - and humour.

Billy is a one of those engaging characters you just can't help liking, full of schemes and possessed of the gift of the gab - particularly with girls. In the absence of his true love, Liz, he has acquired no less than two fiancées, dowdy Barbara and tarty Rita.

Director - Kay Lord
MD - David Hazeldine

CAST

Billy

James Gwynne

Arthur

Dan Powell

Liz

Sarah Lloyd

Rita

Kate Massey

Barbara

Helen Wigmore

Stamp

Paul Francis

Alice

Annette Bowden

Geoffrey

Geoff Clarkson

Gran

Wendy Huntley

Shadrack

Roger Redfern

Cllr Duxbury

Peter Dayton

 

CHORUS  

 Lynn Clarkson

Lorraine Stiller

Alok Tripathi

Jeni Wood  Sarah Greenwood

Ian Smith

Jan Beyts Andrew Finlay

Alok Tripathi

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