Frederic (Peter Farrimond) and Ruth (Emma Westhead)
Ruth's mistake in apprenticing Frederic to the Pirate band was amusingly illustrated with hand puppets
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Within the conceit of an 1888 parlour entertainment by The Honorable Anthony Smith and his friends, this Lincoln Gilbert & Sullivan Society Singers presented a partially costumed, slightly staged concert version of The Yeomen of the Guard.
Director: Andrea Atherton
Musical Director: Alison Knight
St Mary's RC High School is an establishment for 11-18 year old students. It is a school with a reputation of high standards in music and drama, winning awards at the National Student Drama Festival and the International Gilbert & Sullivan Festival as well as appearing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
They believe in fun, attention to detail, the discipline of the stage and as full an involvement as possible by members of the cast.
Their non-traditional productions have generally receive loud applause at the Festival.
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When Frederic was a little lad Frederic (Peter Farrimond) and Ruth (Emma Westhead) |
| Climbing over rocky mountain Isabel (Julia Sutton), Kate (Jenine Hart) and Edith (Catherine Welch) |
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| Let's talk about the weather! Mabel (Lucinda Timperley) and Frederic |
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I am a very model of a modern Major General Major General Stanley (Andrew Hampson) |
| Pray observe the magnanimity! |
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The pirate band and the police band fight it out |
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The Octagon was filled by the cast of St Mary's RC School, their own band and their 'sisters, cousins and aunts'. Their confident and well rehearsed cabaret included 'Freight is Great' from Starlight Express. |
Page updated 24 August 1998
