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Director Julia Rymer.
Choreography Emma Taylor.
Musical Director Toby Cruse.
The founding of a new state at the turn of the nineteenth century, when new beginnings were often only for brave settlers in "Injun Country" Where disagreements were settled over a fight, women were winsome and men were men, and Curley and Laurey fall in love. Bring in Ado Annie, torn between sweet-heart Will Parker and exotic Ali Hakim, kindly Aunt Eller and the menacing Jud Fry whose actions play a key part in whether our two lovers find happiness. Songs include: 'Oh, what a beautiful morning' , 'People will say we're in love', 'Farmer and the Cowman', 'Kansas City','Farmer and Cowman' and Oklahoma!
Bind this together with the wonderfully stirring combination of music and lyrics from Rodgers and Hammerstein for a winning show in the remarkable year - a centenary for Richard Rodgers and an 80th anniversary for HAODS.
Principals
Curly Alan Elston
Laurey Christine Valentine
Will Parker James Gwynne
Ado Annie Lou Mawby
Aunt Eller Jennifer Scott
Jud Fry John Horsburgh
Ali Hakim Barrie Scott
Gertie Cummings Caroline Hopkins
Andrew Carnes Peter Dayton
Dancers
Kate Langford Jan Massey
Jackie Snellgrove Lin Cole
Louise Shearer Ann Burley
Company
Chris Hall
Geoff Clarkson
Terry Rymer
Basil Evans
Bob Alderson
Norman Pope
Neil Allen
Michael Rice
Basil Evans
Lynne Clarkson
Mary Dickinson
Julie Huntington
Rosalie Raymond
Val Harling
Jeni Wood
Sandy Kent
Stella Robinson
Anne James
Hazel Robinson
Carol Jones
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