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arrFiles=new Array();arrFiles[0]=new Array(1,"","13 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank What \'s On 2010 (Productions Schedule) AUDITION NOTICE Dancing at Lughnasa by Brian Friel AUDITIONS Sunday 30th May 2010 Rehearsals Commence Sunday 6th June (to be confirmed) Available Roles: Director, Yvonne Martin seeks a strong ensemble of dedicated actors (5F, 3M). Actors need not be exactly the same age – but need to be able to play the age convincingly. All the sisters need to be fit enough to dance an energetic Irish reel. Agnes, Chris and Gerry have to dance the Foxtrot. All the sisters and Michael will have Donegal accents. Gerry may have a hint of Welsh. Jack has lost his Irish accent. Note: Accents applauded but not essential for auditions. Michael 30+ yrs Narrator,also voice of the boy i.e. Michael himself aged 7 Kate 40 yrs Eldest sister. Schoolteacher. Maggie 38 yrs Housekeeper for the family. Full of fun. Agnes 35 yrs Shy, private person. Knits to earn money. Very good dancer. Rose 32 yrs A little simple minded. Also knits. Chris 26 yrs Unwed mother of Michael. Gerry Evans 33 yrs Michael \'s father. Welsh salesman. Charismatic. Great ballroom dancer. Jack 53 yrs Older brother to the sisters. Missionary priest just returned from Africa. Frail and mentally confused Performance Season: 24th July – 1st August (With a special preview performance (final dress rehearsal) on Friday 23rd July). For Audition appointments, information and script excerpts Phone Blair on (03) 381-7538 or email canterburyrepertory@xtra.co.nz Dancing at Lughnasa... Throughout the whole of Ireland and in parts of Great Britain and France, a festival celebrating the beginning of harvest was held every year in early August. In Ireland that festival was called Lughnasa (Loon-nasa) after Lugh, the pagan god, who had once more provided the rich crops. (Lugh’s counterpart was the Roman god Mercury, and the Greek god Hermes.) Tender drama of an Irish family - laughter and tears. © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",8);arrFiles[1]=new Array(2,"booking.html","13 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Society","The booking page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Court Theatre Online Bookings View Repertory Theatre Seating Plan Dancing at Lughnasa Tender drama of an Irish family - laughter and tears 24th July - 1st August On Stage at... Repertory Theatre, Kilmore Street Show Times Saturday, July 24th 7:30 p.m. Monday July 26th 6:00 p.m. Tuesday, July 27th 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 28th 7:30 p.m. Thursday, July 29th 6:00 p.m. Friday, July 30th 7:30 p.m. Saturday,July 31st 7:30 p.m. Sunday, August 1st 2:00 p.m. Adults 26 Concession 21 Students 15 Children 12 Groups 10+ 21 © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",5);arrFiles[2]=new Array(3,"favicon.ico","10 Jan 2010","favicon.ico","","","",1);arrFiles[3]=new Array(4,"contacts.html","8 Jan 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Contact Details Write to us at: 146 Kilmore Street Christchurch 1 New Zealand E-mail address: contact@repertory.co.nz Leave a message on (03) 379 8866 © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",1);arrFiles[4]=new Array(5,"support.html","8 Jan 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Support Our Sponsors You can support the Repertory Company in a number of ways: Become a financial member of Repertory. Volunteer to do one of the many tasks related to running a production. Acting or directing not your thing? Remember we need lighting and sound technicians, set designers, props and wardrobe specialists, stage managers and stage hands and of course people to run the front of house. Contact us for details. Make a donation to Repertory. Support our sponsors Most importantly, come to a show! Benefits for Sponsors Four ticket vouchers to each play. Ten tickets for only 100, usual price 200 - great for client giveaways. Complimentary programmes. Complimentary Coffee/Tea at interval. Regular Reporter newsletter. Acknowledgement in each programme. Acknowledgement on Sponsors \' notice board in foyer and website. Invitation to annual function for sponsors, hosted by the Repertory Executive Committee. Knowledge that you are helping to re-invigorate a historic theatre. For all these benefits the cost of sponsorship is only... 250 per annum Your participation will be welcomed and your support would be appreciated. Please fill in the form below Company Name: Postal Address Number: Street: Suburb / City: Contact Details: Thank you to the following sponsors... © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",5);arrFiles[5]=new Array(6,"member.html","12 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory Join Us","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Join the Canterbury Repertory Company On joining Repertory, you become a member of Christchurch \'s friendliest amateur theatre society. Membership is required for participation in a production. There are two membership options available Single and Double. To request membership, fill in your details below, select a membership type and click the submit button: Your Details: Your Name: Email Address: Postal Address: Suburb: City/Town: Postcode: Telephone: Select Membership Type: 46 single 80 double 33 student Note: All subscriptions now include a sliding scale for subs that reduce within the subscription year. Alternatively, request membership by leaving a message on the Repertory answerphone. See the Contacts page for our phone number. © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",5);arrFiles[6]=new Array(7,"Past_Prods.html","3 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX Past Productions Although Repertory has been around since 1928, this website is a recent publication and gradually it is hoped to fill in all the known productions and directors right through from that time. Year 1989 Play Author Director Stage Manager Perform. Dates Death of a Salesman [309] Arthur Miller William Cook Brenda Clarke 2 Mar-5 Apr Pack of Lies [310] Hugh Whitmore June Harvest 10-17 June Lady Windermere \'s Fan [311] Oscar Wilde Elizabeth Moody Brenda Clarke 5-12 Aug Out of Order [312] Terence Rattigan Lex Matheson Barbara Coup 23-30 Sept Relative Values [313] Noel Coward Penny Giddens 25 Nov- 2 Dec 1992 Play Author Director Stage Manager Perform Dates Hayfever [no] Noel Coward Crimes of the Heart [#] Yvonne Martin An Inspector Calls Elizabeth Moody The Visit [#] Friedrich Durrenmatt Hallum and Clark Brenda Clarke 1st-10th Oct Nunsense [#] 1995 Play Author Director Stage Manager Perform Dates I \'ll be Back before Midnight [3] Philiip Colley Heather Giles 8th-17th June King Lear [Art \'s Centre][3] William Shakespeare Hallum and Clark [S \'peare Trust] Brenda Clarke 10th-27th May Same Old Moon [3] Yvonne Martin Brenda Clarke September Dates!! Little Women [3] Penny Giddens November A Season of One Act Plays [3] Beverley Polson John Jefferies and William Cook February 1996 back to top © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",10);arrFiles[7]=new Array(8,"hire.html","8 Jan 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Christchurch Repertory Theatre is for Hire The Repertory Theatre is a fine venue for many functions and Christchurch Repertory Society welcomes enquiries from anyone who may be interested in hiring this historical working theatre. Rental Charges 2010 Pack in 250 + GST Rehearsals (Includes Lighting Rig) 350 + GST Performances (Includes Lighting Rig) 465 + GST Matinees (Includes Lighting Rig) 385 + GST Sound system (Includes Lighting Rig) 30 + GST Wages (As per Wages Book to be passed to the Tenant. PAYE returned by Repertory) Mechanist/Safety Officer 25 per hour Lighting Technician 25 per hour Flyman 22 per hour For further information preferably email to... The Theatre Manager Download Repertory Theatre Stage Dimensions pdf View Repertory Theatre Seating Plan © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",3);arrFiles[8]=new Array(9,"about.html","24 Jan 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About About the Canterbury Repertory Company Repertory \'s first production was on 15 November 1928 at the Radiant Hall (now The Repertory Theatre), and the Canterbury Repertory Theatre Society (Inc.) was incorporated on 1st April 1930. The Society \'s objectives are to: produce plays of literacy and artistic merit conduct drama classes and readings foster public interest in dramatic art, and to carry out these objectives only within New Zealand. The Society \'s has been serving its members and the community at the present location for over 77 years. It purchased the theatre in 1950. The building is distinctive with the facade very much as it was when it was built. There have been some alterations made to the interior, but in the main it has kept its essence which gives it a unique charm all of its own. The theatre has a seating capacity of 430; when required, this can be reduced to 180 seats to create an intimate atmosphere. The Canterbury Repertory Theatre Society (Inc.) is committed to staging five productions per year, filling all the key roles from its membership. It also rents out the premises at very reasonable rates to other groups and organizations. As a non-profit incorporated society Repertory is run by volunteers who love entertaining and being involved in a friendly environment. If you would like to become involved either actively or as a supporter please fill in the form at the Becoming a Member page. Beginnings In 1929, when the radiant health club wanted a place to meet in and Professor James Shelley wanted a Theatre for the people for the newly formed Repertory society Charles Luney was 23. 15 years ago, Charlie told me he wanted to get a bit bigger than a builder of houses so he looked around for a project to tender for. Frances Willis had created a design for the Radiant Health Club. Professor Shelley encouraged them to make their hall a Theatre as well, and Charlie got the contract. He told me in 1993, The building was to be brick with timber trusses and a lot of ornamental plaster work throughout, Frank Willis was fond of the twiddly bits. My plasterer Harry Sharman was talented; he made all the molds and cast the plaster detail on the ceiling. It was a great building to do at 23 years of age. I gained experience as I went along. The Radiant Health Club \'s 300 members hoped the new Radiant hall would become the home of true music, drama and modern thought. Professor Shelley headed English at Canterbury College and was founder of the University Drama Society, he designed the stage, fly tower, wings and dressing rooms. The interior of the hall was finished in old ivory embellishments in old gold and the curtain in tangerine and blue. From the start Repertory rented the hall that has been their home ever since. The first play performed there was Lilies of the Field in November 1929. For 20 years amateur theatre blossomed. The relationship between the club and its tenant was a good one. Then came an event that threatened to blow the society and the Theatre apart. Selling the Theatre, Almost We continue Penny Giddens’ recollections told to me for a story in The Press in January 1993. The attempt by the society to start a professional theatre had failed and Repertory ceased to have a professional director. Penny continues: “It was a reflection of the times that in the 1970s some society members put forward a plan to sell the Kilmore Street theatre. I had just returned from overseas and was struck dumb. I could not believe my ears. In the end we did not sell. It was a struggle, we owed money, but we got there under the inspired leadership of our new chairman, John Hendry.” Penny was appointed Artistic Director in 1983. At her first meeting she proposed significant changes to tune the theatre in to changing times. “It was clear at that time that fewer people were attending theatre, but those who did, wanted surroundings that were intimate and congenial.” She recommended dividing the theatre with a curtain, to create an intimate theatre at the front. She wanted to rake the rear seating and make more space between rows. The dress circle had already been removed to create upstairs rehearsal rooms, which should become a club with facilities for entertaining after first nights. The ideas were embraced by John Hendry, who was also resident architect. He designed the raked seating which transformed the theatre, creating excellent viewing even from the back. It was a point appreciated by major tenants such as St Josephs Light Operatic Society and Children’s Theatre. The post television era changed the theatre and the society, but the show went on. Yvette Bromley, Mervyn Thompson, Ray Hope, Harold Pointer, Wendy de la Bere, Neta Neale, and Ngaio Marsh, directed a wide variety of plays. In the mid 1980s Penny Giddens found herself fighting once again, to save the theatre she loved. A neighbouring firm offered to buy it and let the society use it for 20 years. The sum offered was large and some members thought it was a way of setting the society up financially and refurbishing the theatre. “At no stage was I drawn to the idea at all,” recalls Penny. “It was a terrible thing to be doing and I could see the dangers at once. Nothing is permanent when it comes to large companies, and the thing I feared happened. The neighbouring firm has gone.” At a special meeting at that time, the general membership rejected the idea of selling. It’s at the Very Heart of Me This is the final part of the The Press story from 1993, where Penny Giddens reflected on a Repertory past. At the end of the article she looked forward. She told me, “The West End of London is the theatre capital of the Western world and it does the sort of plays we do and people still go to see them. It’s our function to keep them fresh and alive, and provide an outlet for people who want to act, paint, design, direct, stage manage, and do props and wardrobe – all the things that go into it”. In 1990 Penny Giddens was awarded the Queen’s Service Medal for services to theatre in Canterbury. She was involved in Canterbury Opera and she directed for a range of organizations, but her first love was the Repertory Society and its Kilmore Street theatre. “I do love it – it’s at the very heart of me”, she said. “The fact that I’ve been here, and seen all these people through. We’ve done so many things together”. At that time, Rep had just mounted its 324th production, the comic musical Nunsense, directed by Penny Giddens. The Press named one of the actors, saying she gave the Best Performance of the Year. Penny said, “We have to increase Repertory’s position in the city, which is what we hope to do by giving the theatre a facelift shortly. Since the last major alterations we’ve spent a lot of money on lighting, settings and heating, but the time has come to give the theatre a 1990’s facelift.” It’s perhaps due to Penny’s vision for the theatre that we are now inspired to take things so much further and give our theatre a push in to the 21st Century. Penny went on to say at that time, “We must make people aware of what we have in this place. It is the only fully equipped small theatre in the city whose rental makes it viable for all kinds of groups and professional touring companies”. “Most people simply don’t realize what this theatre does, what it brings to all those people”, she went on to say. “If you see a dance recital, a Children’s Theatre play, a one-man show, a serious Rep drama, a big musical, a professional company, and see all the people involved, it’s fantastic.” “I stood in Kilmore Street only yesterday and looked back down, and there were all these square boxes and in the middle of it was the little gem that lightens your heart, and you think, “Gosh, isn’t it a joy to see that little thing sitting there?” Yes, Penny, it is. Thank you. Simon Williams © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",11);arrFiles[9]=new Array(10,"news.html","13 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory Green Room","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About 2010 | News | Past | London Report | Memoriam Tell the Reporter If you have any interesting news for the Reporter or our website, please email it to the editor, Lynn Williams on longcottage@xtra.co.nz We’d love to hear news of our members, any interesting theatre you’ve seen, anecdotes and news items from Repertory’s past or any great ideas you have for Rep in the 21st century. Audience Comment - Journey \'s End The Press May 5 True to The Press review of Rozena Hallum \'s direction of Journey \'s End, it was one of the most powerful and cathartic plays — from the programme notes to the curtain call —that has been staged (April 26). I am sorry if you have missed seeing it. Long live our Christchurch Repertory Theatre. BARBARA MURRELL Diary of Anne Frank Reviews Anne \'s Diary Still Resonates - Voxy.co.nz The Christchurch Star - Review The Diary of Anne Frank, dramatised by Goodrich and Hackett, Directed for Repertory Theatre by Robert Gilbert, 6-14 March at 7.30pm, (Monday, Thursday 6pm,Sunday 2pm). Running time 2 hours thirty-five minutes. Reviewed by Lin Clark. Repertory, Robert Gilbert and his whole team can be very proud of this richly detailed production. It is no mean feat to recreate the famous wartime attic where the Frank family and their  \'guests \' sheltered from the ruthless inhumanity of Hitler \'s Holocaust. The play is not only striking in its theatrical savvy, but keeps faith with the enduring and triumphant spirit of Anne herself so that there are many moments when we are reminded that happiness defies circumstances. So does human orneriness and wry humour abound as parents, teenagers and a pernickety old dentist struggle for  \'peace’ in their refuge. An inspired cast shapes the material with great authority. They bring to riveting reality the attic world designed by excitingly talented Rebecca Jane Novick Goldstein, lit with flair by visiting designer Rob Falk, whose skill imbues even wordless sequences with dramatic intensity. Key roles – though all are significant – are filled with great sincerity and conviction by Rosanna Hewson as Anne and Brian Sullivan as her father Otto Frank. Congratulations Repertory. Production Schedule 2010 The Diary of Anne Frank dramatised by Frances Goodrich & Albert Hackett The shining spirit of a young girl continues to address the conscience of the world 6th - 14th March Otago University Sheilah Winn Schools \' Shakespeare Festival Proudly hosted by Repertory 28th - 31st March Journey \'s End by R C Sherriff Ironic humour, stiff upper lip, courage and conflict in the trenches of WW1 24th April - 2nd May Dancing at Lughnasa (Loon-nasa) by Brian Friel Tender drama of an Irish family - laughter and tears 24th July - 1st August Noises Off by Michael Frayn Onstage and offstage antics in hilarious touring sex farce 30th October - 7th November Newsboard January/February 2010 Special General Meeting of the Repertory Theatre Society A robust number of people attended this meeting, indicative of a society that has the good of the society and its theatre at heart. This meeting was to announce the committee’s decision to cancel the Repertory Restage Project and to announce a new independent project that would include earthquake strengthening and other major improvements to be carried out in stages, while maintaining Society ownership of the land and building and remaining the resident theatre company. Members were also asked for their help. Many of us have extraordinary skills which could be useful, such as carpentry, artistic skills, carpet laying, plumbing, sewing and many others. Please ring David at the office if you think there is any way you could help. The first work day , where you might wield a paint brush, or just get stuck into some serious cleaning is on Saturday the 30th of January . A number of people have already signed up for this. If you have even an hour to spare, please call David at the office. We also have a wish list. If you can assist with any of these items, again, please call David. A dishwasher for the foyer kitchen Dressing room heaters to be replaced or repaired More electrical points Shower cubicles backstage A disabled lavatory Plumbing and drains to be looked into A fly tower upgrade New Greenroom carpet Bar and coffee equipment Storage space for costumes We have already been given a microwave by Peter Allen and 150 white tulips which I’m sure will be wonderful in an Anne Frank display. Thank you, Peter. Thank you too, to Elayne Buckler and Simone Kennedy, who not only assisted Rozena in painting one of the dressing rooms, but also donated a mirror, fit for a drama queen . Thank you, Elayne and Simone. Rozena and Tony Hallum are making a lovely job of painting the dressing rooms. London - Roderick Lonsdale In spite of the plethora of musicals on, in the West End, London has a wealth of theatre to offer. The Donmar Theatre has taken up residence at Wyndham \'s near Leicester Square and has offered star-studded productions from Ivanov to Hamlet. It was surprising that Kenneth Branagh didn \'t receive an Olivier award for his eponymous role in this Chekhov classic. His was a riveting performance; a performance to cherish. This year \'s winner of Best Actor, Derek Jacobi followed with perhaps the defining Malvolio of his generation in, of course, Twelfth Night. The supporting cast were almost as good. The National offered Michael Morpurgo \'s War Horse for the second year, a stunning production with life-size puppets for the horses, wonderful sets and lighting. Stoppard \'s Every Good Boy Deserves Favour with its onstage symphony orchestra and set in a Soviet insane asylum was both hilarious and moving. Seats are hard to get for both The Pitman Painters and Burnt by the Sun which have both received rave reviews. Five stars have been consistently awarded to Anna Mackmin \'s revival of Brian Friel \'s Dancing at Lughnasa which was lyrical and full of exuberant melancholy, and luckily for me on the Year 13 English course. The Royal Shakespeare put on a short season of Othello at the Hackney Empire which used some ingenious movement to suggest changes of scene but perhaps didn \'t quite convince with the lead actor whose accent varied from North African to Caribbean to South London. This rather superficial review only scratches the surface of the West End while deep in the East End, Arcola Theatre puts on forgotten repertoire and cutting edge plays in the round for only £15. The Royal Court in Sloane Square provides a venue for new writing and the Guildhall Drama School in the Barbican area also provides stimulating performances of less commercial plays. Roderick Lonsdale: Roderick was in Wendy de la Bere’s production of Six Characters in Search of an Author with Colin Alexander. Roderick now teaches at Chigwell School, North East London. Our Man in London, Colin Alexander Where have all the ‘New Wave’ plays Gone? ‘A play, a play, my kingdom for a play’. I can almost hear William Shakespeare cry out about the state of the British theatre today; and as for George Bernard Shaw, his rumblings would shake the theatres to their foundations. Every era has brought forth a new wave of plays. But what has happened since the last era, which brought a revolutionary change to British Theatre from 1956? John Osborne, David Hare, Arnold Wesker and the era of Harold Pinter. His recent departure from this earth makes us ask, “where now?” The plays that explore and stimulate with their use of the English language – compelling themes – social comments. Plays which produce good actors, whose task it is to fill the roles. Characters that fill the theatre and can be heard in the back rows and upper circles without aid of a microphone. So where have all the plays gone in recent decades? Anyone glancing through a list of the forty plus theatres in London may well ask this question. The Globe seems to have temporarily lost its way, the National Theatre rarely lives up to its name. The Donmar – expanding to a larger theatre in the Westend, draws top actors in quality revivals, actors who are crying out for a new period of dramatic writing: but making movies or TV dramas while waiting. Once London stimulated with great plays – great actors, so many it was nearly impossible to see them all. Today it is like looking for a needle in a haystack, to find that elusive new play, one that passes the test. The Westend is overflowing with long and short running musicals (old and new which rarely return the costs of production) pop or movie based. Seems the promoters grab at anything which was popular in another medium: Billy Elliot (a big success), Dirty Dancing , Jailhouse Rock , Wicked (OZ) , Spamalot , Phantom and now Phantom 2 – Love never Dies. Plays are often written with a particular actor in mind, i.e. Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, but are rarely seen after that. Which brings one to conclude that there is little money in spending time writing plays for the stage. One only has to look at the credits of TV dramas and films to see that this is so. Alan Bennett, David Hare, Simon Gray and others of repute and skill with language, are in demand to write ‘The screenplay’ and without a doubt this pays well. We are indeed fortunate then, when that rare play comes our way which is a contemporary piece of writing. ‘The History Boys’ has filled theatres round the world. ‘Doubt’ and ‘Frost vs Nixon’ had quiet showings, but reached the world in the cinema – adapted for the screen – and thrilled us with their use of the English language, bringing out great performances from the casts. So what does the theatre hold for the play and the actor? I wish I had a crystal ball and no doubt you do too. We can but lament the loss and continue to wait. In the meantime, Willie and George, rest peacefully, if possible. Blasts From the Past I decided to look through my memory drawer recently and found so many reminders of lovely times acting in Rep plays and seeing others perform. There were photos of my daughter, Juliet, as Beth from Little Women , Bella, the town tart from Same Old Moon , Louisa in The Sound of Music , the girl from The Music Man , Rizzo from Grease and of course Scout from Elizabeth Moody’s production in 1990 of To Kill a Mockingbird . I remember my husband trying to stifle sobs as Beth gave her dying speech, the pride, as we watched the 11 year old Scout go off to rehearsals with her clip board and pencil. Elizabeth said, “I knew she’d be fine when I saw her arrive with her clip board”. Juliet’s first time in the theatre was when, at the age of three, she came to see me in Round and Round the Garden and I heard a little voice saying, “that’s my Mummy up there”. I still have the card she made me with Sarah on it and the one she made with a picture of Julia on it. That’s when I was in A Month of Sundays . Colin Alexander was my husband and Bill Cook was my Dad. Penny directed. And then I found the packet that contained the Dracula fangs from when I was in The Passion of Dracula . I was Helga. A birthday card from a friend, saying, “I had a task to find a card with so many “bad habits” reminded me of the fun I had in Nunsense. But it was a sad time too. My Mother was dying. Another card, covered with busy little pigs in varying attitudes of domesticity reminded me of my role as Minimus in Animal Farm . I became a dab hand at somersaulting across the stage. “Perhaps I could stage a comeback”, I thought. There are numerous cards from Edna Neville, Penny Giddens and Sister Leonie wishing me wonderful First Nights and saying lovely things designed to give a girl a boost. A card from Dawn Somerville says,” Mille Grazie, Maria” and I remember one of the last rehearsals before Lend Me a Tenor opened. I thought I had been magnificent, but she told me to get control of my character. I was affronted, but she was right. I had forgotten Stanislavski’s maxim to keep a fraction of yourself as observer. That was my last play for Rep, so I haven’t had a chance to remedy that. So many plays, fading programmes with flowers from First Night bouquets pressed between the pages. I found little cards I’d written for First Night suppers with the names of specialty foods on. I remember visiting the Jewish Society and getting their menu advice for The Diary of Anne Frank supper. And what about the doll cake I made for Summer of the Seventh Doll . So many memories. Tell us yours. We’d love to hear them. Stop Press A Baby for Sarah and John and family The stork has been hovering over Repertory recently. Sarah Bohan and John Ashton now have a baby girl to add to their family. Sarah gave birth to her seven weeks ago. Sarah and John met at Rep when they were rehearsing in Jane Eyre . John was Rochester and Sarah was--- no, not Jane - the maid. Both of them have gone on to perform many important roles for us. Their new daughter’s name is Vanessa Bridie Alice. They are all doing very well. Perhaps one day we’ll see Vanessa’s name on a cast list too. Privates on Parade Robert Gilbert is taking excerpts from Privates on Parade to the New Zealand Theatre Federation Play Festival. We wish them all the best. Those who saw the play, will know that they take an excellent product. Architecture Students Today, (Thursday 23rd April) I was in talking to David at Repertory and he told me that he was just about to get a visit from some 2nd year architecture students from the Design and Art College. He’d arranged for Gavin Willis to come in and talk to them about Repertory’s beginnings and Repertory Restage. How exciting for us to be able to contribute to architectural students’ knowledge in this town. Of course Gavin is the ideal man for the job. Most of you will know that he is the Restage architect and his father, Frank Willis, was the architect responsible for the Repertory Theatre. Cultural Events And we’ve gone international! Recently, Canterbury Business Associates have staged an African and a Korean event in our theatre. Memoriam Elizabeth Moody It was with profound sadness that we learnt of the death of Elizabeth on the 11th January this year. We extend our deepest sympathy to Terrence and her family. During the funeral we could all feel her presence amongst us, as we celebrated her life. A number of her colleagues spoke with wit and love about the unique person who was Elizabeth. They spoke of her ability to shock, her intelligence, her verbal luminosity, her unequivocal honesty, her skill as an actor and director, and her vulnerability. It is not often that we are sent people such as Elizabeth, who truly leave their strongly indented and individual footstep on this planet. We are the richer for knowing her. Thank you, Elizabeth. Repertory sent flowers. Rozena Hallum said that Elizabeth would like flamboyant, so I chose a riotous bunch of white lilies, bright orange roses, orange Leukospernum, blue feathery things and purple-blue Gentians. In the message we sent, Rozena spoke of Elizabeth being a lodestar for Repertory. I asked Brenda Hayes to write a story for the Reporter . Here it is. Elizabeth. Where do you start? We worked on twenty four plays together over the years, moving from dumbstruck awe [I \'m working with ELIZABETH MOODY!] to a relationship that didn \'t need much explanation. The words You \'ll know what I want were often my entire brief for the sound scapes used. Finding just the right present for her, in relation to the play, turned into a game as she tried to outguess me. Outwitting her was rewarded with a delightful glint in her eye and visiting her house to see all the reminders of Rep plays proudly displayed,was a joy. She loved to direct, teach and banter with her cast. There was usually one member chosen for extra focus and many members will remember the Shut up, Roger that frequently peppered rehearsals even when Roger was silent. Her ability to remember the entire play kept the prompt focused as she would often give the line without reference to the script. Her most remembered prompt came when she walked from the auditorium, through the kitchen, up the stairs to backstage and still gave the correct prompt to an actor who had just dried. She knew well the rhythm of the piece. One of her most mentioned Rep moments was the opening night of the first play she directed here. Up went the curtain and the couch was missing. She was unable to stay in the theatre. Luckily the night was saved by Stuart Thomson who rearranged the remaining chairs. There was seldom an opening night that the pass door didn \'t burst open during performance and Elizabeth came back with a word or thought that couldn \'t wait until interval. She was a wonderful director/teacher of comedy, but I will remember best her dramas. The pathos of Arthur Chapman in You Never Can Tell , the aloneness of Vanessa Wells in A Doll \'s House , the gut wrenching sadness of John Willoughby and Roger Scott-Linfield in All My Sons and the scariness of Adrian Mc Namara and Brian Sullivan and despair of David Allen in The Birthday Party . What amazing memories she helped to create. But especially I must mention Social Climbers , her last production in 2009. Were we not all blessed who were involved in that production? After seeing Elizabeth so sick, to see the strength of personality that took her on that journey with us. It was a moment in time that felt special then, but on reflection we can all say, Wow what a curtain. What a lady. With Love Brenda Hayes Plays directed by Elizabeth Moody for Repertory Theatre Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale her infinite variety Anthony and Cleopatra Act 2 Sc. 2 1983 The Second Mrs Tanqueray 1 1984 I’m Talking about Jerusalem 2 1989 Lady Windermeres Fan 3 1990 No Sex Please We \'re British 4 1990 To Kill a Mocking Bird 5 1991 Dreams of Sussex Downs 6 1991 10 Little Indians 7 1992 An Inspector Calls 8 1997 The Bed Before Yesterday 9 1997 Out of Order 10 1998 When Did You Last See Your Trousers? 11 1999 Chase Me Comrade 12 1999 Present Laughter 13 2000 It Runs in the Family 14 2000 My Cousin Rachel 15 2001 Nightwatch 16 2001 Don’t Dress for Dinner 17 2002 A Doll’s House 18 2002 You Never Can Tell 19 2003 Romeo and Juliet 20 2003 Over the Moon 21 2004 Why Me? 22 2005 All My Sons 23 2005 The Circle 24 2006 The Birthday Party 25 2009 Social Climbers 26 Brenda Hayes with some sad news. There have been 2 deaths of note to the theatre community recently. Today in the paper I read that Kevin Tetley had passed away. Kevin was in A View from a Bridge , Come Back Little Sheba , Dreams of a Summerhouse and Up ‘n Under, as I remember. Kevin had a strong physical presence on stage and was a wonderful back actor, able to express a wide range of emotions through his body whilst facing upstage. Peggy Grant died in December. Although mostly known for her involvement in Children \'s Theatre and the early days of The Court theatre, Peggy was also involved with several plays at Repertory, the last being wardrobe mistress for The Merry Wives of Windsor . It is from such people as Peggy and Elizabeth Moody that I have drawn my lifelong interest in theatre. I remember sitting on the floor at Rep laboriously cutting out green leaves to put on some wire netting to make a Christmas wreath. Peggy walked up, picked up the uncut paper, screwed it up, pushed it into the holes in the wire, and in less than a minute, there was a beautiful three dimensional wreath, full of life, instead of the flat, lifeless one I had been working on for ages. A valuable lesson I still bring to mind. Lyall Hallum As you know Rozena Hallum is our Creative Director at Repertory. It was with great sadness that we learnt of the death of Rozena’s husband, Lyall. Lyall was not only a great support to Rozena in her work in the theatre, but he did much for our society over the years. Lyall was an artist, teacher, craftsman and builder and he created many superb theatre sets. Many of you will remember his innovative sets for The Shadow Box, The Visit , and Twelve Angry Men . He also produced posters, posters that had the ability to capture the essence of a play. Our love and support is with Rozena and her family as they learn to live without Lyall. Rozena continues to inspire with the passion and commitment she gives our society. Jim Taylor We were very sad to hear about the death of one of our valued members, Jim Taylor. Jim and his wife Marette have been coming to our plays together since the early 1970’s. But Marette used to come with her Grandmother, as a teenager, in the era of the fur coats. Jim and Marette are good friends of Penny Giddens. They used to sit up the front, because Marette said they were both a little deaf. Jim supported Marette’s great fascination with the theatre and learned to love it himself. The last play they saw together was 84 Charing Cross Road , which they adored. Marette is excited by the fact that the love of theatre which Rep has nurtured, is continued in her family and a number of new family members are joining up with Repertory today. And that is a fitting tribute for Jim. Mary Robertson It is with sad regret all at Repertory note the passing of Mary Robertson who always had a very active interest in the Theatre as well as cats and her garden. Doug Clarke of Riccarton Players supplied the brief notes about Mary and Stewart Mary & Stewart Robertson were both members of Elmwood Players in the good old Garage Days at 69 St Albans Street. They progressed and assisted with the creation of the Elmwood Playhouse, that was. Latterly Mary worked tirelessly for Canterbury Repertory Theatre, organising FOH, as well as maintaining a high profile with the Cats Protection League, maintaining her rambling garden which was full of surprises, and spending time with her grandchildren. She is survived by daughters, Lee, Ruth and Lynne, and of course son, Grant, who is co-owner of The Light Site. Another dedicated theatre person has passed on - now Mary can join her beloved Stewart creating a new theatre in the hereafter Penny Giddens Penny Giddens our long serving Artistic Director has retired and a special afternoon to farewell Penny was held at the theatre. About Penny Penny joined Repertory over 50 years ago and has been a driving force and amazing talent throughout. It is a pleasure to present this insight into a person who has lived life to the full. Penny was born in Southern Rhodesia but is very English!! Her younger life was mostly in England. She was educated at a prep. School In Surrey then went to boarding school. War Adventures She took herself out of school at 16 and a half, immediately added a year to her age and enlisted in the W.R.N.S. She trained as a wireless telegraphist in Edinburgh then served in the W.T.room at Admiralty before being posted to Gibraltar for 2 years. She served during that period on board ship and in Ceylon for a short time then it was back to Gibraltar. During this time her vessel was torpedoed on the way to Gibraltar, sank and the crew were picked up by a destroyer. She returned to Admiralty for a short while before being de-mobbed. How Penny came to NZ She spent time in Surrey but had itchy-feet so decided to take off back to Rhodesia but stopped off In Wellington NZ to have a look before intending to continue to Rhodesia. However, she met Peter Giddens and has spent the rest of her life in NZ - in Wellington for a while before coming to Christchurch where Peter lectured at the University of Canterbury and the relationship was becoming serious! Love and Marriage Peter and Penny married in Lower Hutt and lived in Christchurch in a bach they built over a weekend or two. They lived in this while they built their own house - yes, every bit of it and after about 18 months they moved in as the birth of their daughter Victoria was imminent. Introduction to Theatre Her introduction to theatre life was in London as an audience member and her interest in theatre was developed with the Anthony Quayle Company in Gibraltar. She played the Virgin Mary in a nativity play in Gibraltar. This was a professional engagement with Dickie Blyth and Phillipa Sparrow of the Shakespeare Company. Penny and Repertory Penny joined the Repertory Society in the early 50 \'s and has worked with our company ever since, eventually, after acting and backstage work, became Stage Director. Many highlights of course, but in particular was appointed Stage Director to the first Christchurch Arts Festival when Repertory staged the York Cycle of Mystery plays. After directing many plays for Repertory she subsequently became the Artistic Director. Service for Theatre and Canterbury Opera In the mid 70 \'s Penny was invited to become the Shopping Reporter at 3ZB and spent some years broadcasting in that programme and the women \'s hour. In 1980 she was awarded the OSM for service to theatre and to Canterbury Opera (where she was a foundation member) and for her work on the schools \' programme. She eventually directed some 30 musicals for Repertory and other companies, many Children \'s Theatre plays, as well as many productions for Repertory starting with The Boyfriend. Peter Giddens It is with regret we note the recent death of Penny \'s dearly loved husband Peter. Peter, a true gentleman, was much loved and respected by all who knew him. © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",39);arrFiles[10]=new Array(11,"Theatre_Plan.html","10 Dec 2009","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","",1);arrFiles[11]=new Array(12,"past_10_1.html","3 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX Sorry, Season has concluded. Encore Performance by popular demand Monday 15th March 6pm Door sales available Reviews Book now at... Online Court Theatre Bookings See links to: Cast & Production Team & Production Designer Rebecca Goldstein talks to Mornings host Ed Swift about the latest production at The Repertory Theatre,  \'The Diary of Anne Frank \' Focus on Youth at Repertory March to May 2010 (click below to download PDF file) Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader. THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett. On Stage 6th to 14th March 2010 Repertory Theatre, Kilmore Street, Christchurch. Repertory is proud to be presenting this iconic Pulitzer Prize-winning play lovingly adapted from the famous diary, to be directed by Robert Gilbert and designed by Rebecca Jane Novick Goldstein. With astonishing wit and determination the young Anne Frank records and confronts her rapidly changing life in hiding with her family in Nazi occupied Holland during the Second World War. Her smiling spirit is always on the move and continues to touch the conscience of the world. Rehearsal Notes: Rachel Walsh who plays Miep Gies in The Diary of Anne Frank tells us that it seemed as though the spirit of Miep miraculously touched the performers at the first rehearsal of the play. Miep Gies had just died at the age of 100. Miep was the woman who so courageously helped the Franks to stay in hiding. She gathered up Anne’s scattered diary pages after the Frank family was arrested and sent to concentration camps. She said she never read them. She respected the teenager’s privacy. Also, if she had read them, she may have had to burn them because they possibly would have incriminated those who helped the Franks. Although Miep never wanted to be known as a hero she was one. She gave the diary to Otto Frank after the war and of course, the rest is history. Without Miep Gies we would not have known Anne’s story. Rosanna Hewson who plays Anne is very excited. She says that Anne is her heroine. “I think of the miracle of Anne’s story coming to light for us to share”. And then there’s the Anne Frank Travelling Exhibition which will be at Te Papa at the same time as Repertory’s play is running. The exhibition will come to Christchurch in 2011. It introduces visitors to the events leading up to World War 2 and the government directed killing of Jews, Gypsies, the disabled, Slavs and others. The exhibit depicts individuals who chose to join the Nazi party and become perpetrators, those who were bystanders as well as those who were willing to resist the Nazi tyranny. The main focus though, is anti-Semitism and of course the Frank family and the other occupants of the Secret Annexe. The Diary of Anne Frank at Repertory is a story of hope. “I keep my ideals because in spite of everything I still believe that people are really good at heart”, said Anne. Her smiling spirit is always on the move and continues to touch the conscience of the world. Cast: Director, Robert Gilbert has selected a strong ensemble of dedicated actors, they are... Anne Frank: Rosanna Hewson Otto Frank: Brian Sullivan Edith Frank: Learne McArthur Margot Frank: Margot Gray Miep Gies: Rachel Walsh Peter Van Daan: Calum Fisher Mr Kraler: Russell Haig Mrs Van Daan: Naomi Ferguson Mr Van Daan: John Ashton Mr Dussel: Terry Regan Production Team: Director: Robert Gilbert Production Designer: Rebecca Jane Novick Goldstein Stage Manager: Celia Mann Production Managers: Rozena Hallum Blair Kershaw Light Design: Rob Falk Sound Design: Jason Spears Wardrobe: Elizabeth Hartley ASM \'s: Bernadette Richardson Nicole Whalley Set Building: Mike Wright Robin Harris -- Content on this page requires a newer version of Adobe Flash Player. -- Back to top © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",15);arrFiles[12]=new Array(13,"past_10_2.html","3 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX Season has now concluded watch for our next Production... Focus on Youth at Repertory March to May 2010 (click below to download PDF file) Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader. JOURNEY \'S END by R C Sherriff Performance Season: April 24 - May 2 (With a special matinee on ANZAC DAY April 25) Director Rozena Hallum Designer Peter Noonan The Play : Journey \'s End : grippingly portrays four days in the lives of a small group of soldiers in the trenches of WW1 in 1918. Set in a realistically detailed officer \'s dugout, the men do not know these are their last four days. They get on with doing their duty to King and Country as best they can - with courage, camaraderie, whisky, stiff-upper-lip, ironic humour - even races with earwigs! Outside the guns pound away, mortar shells smack the ground, the verey lights rise and fall, and there are eerie silences. We (the audience) know the end but it is the journey towards it that gives this play its dramatic punch and is so moving in its humanity. We are held in the moment. The first half is largely a waiting game, full of tension, bad jokes, and strained conversation as the German Offensive comes closer, but we get to know the characters intimately. After the interval when all hell breaks loose, we really care about the characters \' fate. The Cast & Crew Captain Stanhope Sam Mannering 2nd Lieutenant Trotter Julian Anderson Private Mason Stephen Ingwell Captain Hardy Greg Hynes Lieutenant Osborne Andrew Bell 2nd Lieutenant Raleigh Sam Entwistle 2nd Lieutenant Hibbert Max Towle The Company Sergeant Major Phillip Lee The Colonel Norman Forsey The German Soldier Tynam McCulloch Lance Corp Broughton Ricky Didham Production Team Director Rozena Hallum Production Designer Peter Noonan Stage Manager Celia Mann Production Manager Blair Kershaw Light Design Rob Falk Sound Design Jonathan Hill Wardrobe Mandy Adams ASM \'s Wendy Gardner Bernadette Richardson Alexandra Fergusson Zandra Ah Jay-Maepu Mechanist Robin Harris Hair & Makeup Faith Hensley-Smith Graphic Designer Tony Brittenden Set Building Mike Wright Robin Harris Paul Collins Set Painting Peter Noonan Effects Advisor Paul Collins Programme Brenda Hayes Publicity Dianne Jones Audio Visual John Molik Front of House Managers Victoria Southgate Cherie Wood Viv Limmer Carol Carr Show Times Saturday, April 24th 7:30 p.m. Sunday, April 25th ANZAC Day 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, April 27th 6:00 p.m. Wednesday, April 28h 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 29th 6:00 p.m. Friday, April 30th 7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 1st 7:30 p.m. Sunday, May 2nd 2:00 p.m. -- Content on this page requires a newer version of Adobe Flash Player. -- Back to top © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",20);arrFiles[13]=new Array(14,"past_09_5.html","3 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX The Performance Season has ended. Christchurch Press Review By Frances Hodgson Burnett Adapted For The Stage By Neil Duffield Directed by... Elayne Buckler Designer... Rebecca Goldstein This adaptation of the much -loved classic novel tells an inspiring story of transformation. As the change from winter to spring brings the garden to life, persuading it to release its secrets, so the characters of Mary and Colin and finally Mr Craven, begin to bloom. Mary learns to talk to birds, to skip and laugh, to experience the joy of watching things grow. Colin discovers the feel of a new-born lamb, the touch of a bird \'s feather, and the strength of his own under-used limbs. Mr Craven learns to release his locked-in grief and open himself once more to the warmth of human contact. The gardeners of the story – Martha, Dickon and old Ben – provide the key which unlocks the tightly-shut door inside Mary and motivates her, in turn, to bring Colin and his father out of their darkness and into the light. Book Now ! Performance Dates and times are:- Saturday 17th October at 7:30pm Monday 19th October at 6:00pm Tuesday 20th October at 7:30pm Wednesday 21st October at 7:30pm Thursday 22nd October at 6:00pm Friday 23rd October at 7:30pm Saturday 24th October at 7:30pm Sunday 25th October Matinée at 2:00pm Cast Mary Grace Palmer Mrs Medlock Sylvia Barnes Dickon John Gordon Colin Matthew Bonniface Ben Weatherstaff Don Donner Martha Celia Mann Mr. Craven Brian Sullivan Ensemble Rosanna Hewson Emma Bierwirth Stephen Inglewell Will Taffs Jonny Smith Emma Cusdin Anna Sturman Production Team Director Elayne Buckler Designer Rebecca Goldstein Production Manager Rozena Hallum Stage Manager Brenda Hayes Costumes Mandy Adams Lights Andy Simmons Secrets to success set, cast, director The Secret Garden, directed by Elaine Buckler, Repertory Theatre, 7.30pm. October 17 to 25. Reviewed by Alan Scott. It was almost a full house for the opening of Repertory \'s new play, A Secret Garden. It is a large theatre so all credit to the company for still being able to pack them in after years of presenting plays in Kilmore St. Once the audience was in, Repertory delivered a theatrical experience in fine style. Its presentation of Frances Hodgson Burnett \'s classic children \'s story enthralled the audience. Even this seen-it-all-before reviewer found it delightful. The play, of course, depends on, somehow, bringing into view a secret garden and designer Rebecca Jane Novick Goldstein \'s concept for this is first rate. Given the limited finances, it was a small miracle it was accomplished with such flair. More importantly, it enabled the audience to believe in the truth of the play. The design, though, was only the half of it. What also made the production real was the ambience of rural Yorkshire which permeated the play. Director Elayne Buckler helped her cast reproduce both Yorkshire accents and speech rhythms so successfully that you never once doubt where you are. On top of that, the three young actors on which the play depends were excellent. Grace Palmer as Mary, John Gordon as Dickon and Matthew Bonniface as Colin were very accomplished. The adult members of the cast also did fine work. There was not a weak link among them. This is a very good family show, where adults and children alike can enjoy themselves. Back to top © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",12);arrFiles[14]=new Array(15,"past_09_4.html","3 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX Sorry season has now concluded TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD Click to see Press Review Click to see Christchurch Star Review Book Online Now! Adapted by Christopher Sergel from the Pulitzer prize winning novel By Harper Lee Directors: Rozena Hallum and Lin Clark Designer: Peter Noonan Performance Dates and times are:- Saturday 8th August at 7:30pm Monday 10th August at 6:00pm Tuesday 11th August at 7:30pm Wednesday 12th August at 7:30pm Thursday 13th August at 6:00pm Friday 14th August at 7:30pm Saturday 15th August at 7:30pm Sunday 16th August Matinée at 2:00pm Time: 1930s Place: small town, Maycomb in Alabama, USA . Christopher Sergel \'s superb adaptation of Harper Lee \'s much loved novel, seen through the eyes of a resourceful young girl, peels back the layers of middle America to reveal bigotry, racism, hatred and fear. At the same time, it reveals humanity, courage, dignity and justice personified in one man, Atticus Finch. Against all odds he undertakes to defend the black man who stands accused. As the central drama unfolds, another gentler story develops : that of the children and Boo Radley. This is a play of depth and complexity with excellent character roles. FEMALES Scout (child) Brittany O \'Rourke Scout/Jean Louise Zara Cormack Calpurnia Elayne Buckler Maudie Atkinson Elody Rathgen Stephanie Crawford Ami Brown Mrs Dubose Janice Gray Mayella Ewing Ballantyne Haines MALES Jem Edward Close Dill Max Earnshaw Atticus Finch Andrew Bell Walter Cunningham Stephen Ingwell Judge Taylor Warren Grenfell Heck Tate Don Donner Tom Robinson Sam Carthy Bob Ewell Phillip Lee Mr Gilmer Dave Gill Rev Sykes Andy Fidow Boo Radley John Molik Nathan Radley / Court Clerk / Farmer Richard Hensby Two young boys Alex Lye, Chase Limmer Link Deas Tony Carrabes Farmer / ASM Geoff Yardley PERFORMANCE DATES – August 8 – 16 Press Review Competent, enjoyable production of great story Judging by the full house of mainly school students, Harper Lee \'s renowned novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, must still be as widely read and studied in schools as it ever was. It is not hard to see why. Its combination of an evocative coming of age story and an unapologetic indictment of Southern racism make it a rare bird indeed. Its remembrance of things past is suffused with a moral intensity that makes the story doubly compelling. As a play, it is less successful. Although the directors used slides at the beginning and the end, which took us from slavery to Barack Obama, the rather heavy-handed adaptation by Christopher Sergel gave the whole thing a somewhat dated feel theatrically. Somewhere, too, I felt the children \'s story gets lost to a degree. The Repertory production opens strongly. The lighting and set were first rate. They really captured the feel and atmosphere of a rural Alabama town in 1935. Zara Cormack as Jean Louise, who narrates the piece and plays Scout, has an engaging presence which immediately draws the audience in and her excellent Southern accent establishes just where we are. The other children, too, make very good work of their roles. The adults were a more uneven bunch and at times the play lost momentum. The trial scene, which takes up a large part of the play, never really generated the required tension and truthfulness, although Ballantyne Haynes, as Mayella, and Sam Carthy, as Tom Robinson, worked hard to produce the necessary emotional reality. The production is enjoyable nonetheless. It is a competent rendering of a great story. Reviewed by Alan Scott . Back to top Christchurch Star Review Mocking Bird Right On Song To Kill a Mockingbird By Harper Lee adapted by Christopher Sergel, directed by Hallum and Clark, at the Repertory Theatre August 8-16. Running time two and a quarter hours with interval. Reviewed by Gus Eliot. A little piece of hard times 1935 Alabama has come to compelling stage life in a theatre which predates it by half a decade, translating Lee \'s enthralling classic into a punchy tale for our times. For this class production frames its pleas for social justice in terms we recognise and respond to, without losing for a moment the poignancy and humour brought to the action by the three wonderfully convincing youngsters whose world is shaped so dramatically by events. It is a richly textured world where all the power of the law cannot guarantee justice to an innocent black man who has shown simple kindness to a viciously impoverished white family. The young people learn a lot that summer about the best and worst of the adult world they must inherit. Totally engaging characters guarantee that we share the experience. Andrew Bell as Atticus Finch, counsel for the defence, Sam Carthy as the accused man, Tom Robinson, and Zara Cormack as the feisty young Jean Louise (Scout) Finch head a simply outstanding cast. Back to top © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",15);arrFiles[15]=new Array(16,"past_09_2.html","3 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX Season has concluded next production is... Social Climbers © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",5);arrFiles[16]=new Array(17,"past_09_3.html","19 Mar 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX A very popular season has now concluded See Review 7.30 pm nightly Mon & Thurs 6pm Sun 14 2pm Adults 25 Concession 20 Students 15 Children 12 Groups 10+ 20 Bookings Open Now ! Court Theatre Online Bookings Synopsis: A group of female teachers, plus one reluctantly accompanying daughter, embark on a weekend of bushwalking in the mountains to get away from it all! Torrential rains and a washed out bridge traps them in a hut together for three days. Two days in everything \'s chummy - sort of like high school camp. Three days in, they \'re definitely not happy campers. Will the rain ever stop? Will the resident hut ghost get them in the middle of the night? Will they all get simultaneous PMT and scratch each others eyes out? Or will they find out what true friendship really means? An insightful situation comedy about truth, consequences and unexpected revelation. Director \'s Notes: Somebody said Let \'s go climbing this weekend and you find yourself stuck in a very basic hut in the mountains with five female school-teachers and a wildly annoying young single mother. The bulk of Roger Hall \'s comedy stems from the nature of the beast and this is no exception - the comedy in this case stems from each character \'s reaction to the ghastly situation and the desire to tell-all as claustrophobia sets in. The usual WONDERFUL one-liners (and two and three liners) pack into this very funny AND interesting play. Liz Moody Social Climbers will be very appealing to all audiences and particularly to men! Social Climbers -A Glorious Romp Social Climbers by Roger Hall, directed for Repertory Theatre by Elizabeth Moody, June 6-14. Running time 2 hours 10 minutes with interval. Reviewed by Gus Eliot. Kiwi trampers are well used to heavy going, but this outfit was a glorious romp from start to finish. A decade after we chortled over this wickedly funny play, the six assorted women characters seem even more watchable and their lines have lost none of their spark, nor indeed the underlying insights into what makes them/us tick and a wealth of digs at various social issues - notably education since four of the women are from one school staffroom. Veteran thespian Elizabeth Moody, knows very well how to warm up an audience and give them a tramping escape without all the miseries of actually getting there. Much more fun to sit back in a cosy theatre and relish the stage version, set in a wonderfully realistic hut (design by Brenda Hayes) with a vastly entertaining set of characters dealing with enforced togetherness (a bridge is down). All six build strong roles from the situation, shaping events and altercations with polished ease. As they link arms for a practice river crossing at the end, the audience is left wanting more - sure pointer to a thoroughly successful production. The Star/Ashburton Guardian. Production Team: Director Elizabeth Moody Production Manager Brenda Hayes Stage Manager Jean Jackson Assist. Stage Manager Keegan How Set Design Brenda Hayes Light Design & Operation Andy Simmonds Wardrobe Mandy Adams Set Builders Mike Wright & Robin Harris Painters Marion Beattie Properties Sydney Hogarth Liaison Blair Kershaw Cast: Susan, Biology Teacher: Felicity Watson Annie, School Counsellor: Catherine McGee Kath, History Teacher: Erin Callanan Emily, English Teacher: Erin Harrington Maxine, Drama Teacher: Deborah Davids Sinead, Emily \'s Daughter & Art Student: Candice Egan Roger Hall Roger Hall is a master of comedy and in particular Kiwi comedies. He allows us to laugh at ourselves. He is a great observer of people, what makes them tick and what gets their goat. Many of his lines have become Kiwi classics. The Oxford Companion to NZ Literature says, “while Hall’s plays are funny, their comedy is that of sorrowful resilience, like Chekhov’s, and of serious social criticism”. It’s interesting that Hall ‘gets us’ so well, because he is an import from the UK. He came here as a young man in 1958. He says that his desire to write and act was ignited by his father’s talent as an impersonator, frequent family visits to the theatre and his love for post-war radio comedies, such as Hancock’s Half Hour. Although his plays have a Kiwi flavour the characters and situations are universally recognizable and Middle Age Spread was a hit in the West End. Glide Time translated well into radio and television drama. © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",13);arrFiles[17]=new Array(18,"past_09_1.html","19 Mar 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX Season has concluded! Hilarious Night Out! (Christchurch Press Review) PRIVATES ON PARADE by Peter Nichols, music by Denis King Performance dates... March 4th - 15th “A sparkling comedy with satire, soldiers and sequins!” “an exhilarating mix of pastiche and politics; and, at its very best.” THE GUARDIAN Brings a new meaning to army camp!” WHAT’S ON STAGE “More serious themes of romance, rites of passage, gun-running, corruption and terrorist attacks are seamlessly integrated into the concert party follies.” WHAT’S ON STAGE About the play... Malaya 1948 and the British Army is fighting communism. One of its secret weapons is the bawdy humour and musical revue of the Song and Dance Unit South East Asia – better known as SADUSEA. Captain Terri Dennis attempts to create a sparkling show, despite being landed with a bunch of wet behind the ears recruits who can’t tell a tap step from a tea cup. Under the increasingly deranged eye of a Sergeant Major convinced that Christianity can overcome Communism, new boy Steven Flowers tries to keep his nerve before losing his virginity. Based on playwright Nichols’ own experiences entertaining the troops during his national service, Privates On Parade is a portrait of a forgotten struggle and an affectionate musical tribute to the British Army entertainment corps. Expect strong language, nudity, song, dance and comedy. Cast Acting Lieutenant Sylvia Morgan Rachel Walsh Private Steven Flowers Edward Bijl Acting Captain Terri Dennis Raoul Neave Sergeant Major Reg Drummond Robbie Hunt Leading Aircraftman Eric Young-Love David Sheard Corporal Len Bonny Paddy Scott Flight-Sergeant Kevin Cartwrigh Matt Powell Lance Corporal Charles Bishop Saul Gibney Lee Kahurangi Bronsson-George Cheng Ricky Didham Major Giles Flack John Caldwell Company Bugler Saul Gibney Production Team Director Robert Gilbert Music Director Sue McLauchlan Choreographer Terry Regan Set Design Julian Southgate Costumes Liz Robert Lighting Craig Hutcheson Lighting Assistant Jareth Paulsen Production Manager Rozena Hallum Assistant Prod. Manager Blair Kershaw Stage Managers Brenda Hayes and Angela Doudney Dialect Coach, Army Drill Norman Forsey Properties Norman Forsey and Sue Purdie © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",11);arrFiles[18]=new Array(19,"past_08_5.html","3 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX Season Has Ended The Christmas Season of... Peter Pan or (The Boy Who Never Grew Up) PETER PAN OR THE BOY WHO NEVER GREW UP BY J M BARRIE (IN A NEW VERSION BY JOHN CAIRD AND TREVOR NUNN) By arrangement with Hal Leonard Australia Pty Ltd, On behalf of Dramatists Play Service, Inc new York. Directed by Heather Giles On stage December 6 – 14 Cast STORYTELLER (JAMES BARRIE) Raoul Neave PETER PAN Paddy Scott WENDY Elysse Jarvis JOHN Nathan Campbell MICHAEL Thomas Goddard CAPTAIN HOOK David Allen SLIGHTLY Max Towle NIBS Will Wright TOOTLES Tim Earl SMEE John Willoughby STARKY Warren Grenfell MULLINS Don Donner COOKSON Gregory Hynes MRS DARLING Nikki Conyers MR DARLING David Allen TIGER LILY Rosanna Hewson GREAT BIG LITTLE PANTHER Andrew Fidow LONE WOLF Ricky Didham JANE Meisha Booth TINKERBELL Charlotte Haselden © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",8);arrFiles[19]=new Array(20,"past_08_4.html","3 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX Season Has ended Christchurch Press Review Season 11-19 October. 84 Charing Cross Road 84 Charing Cross Revisited by Helene Hanff, adapted by James Roose-Evans Directed by Yvonne Martin Season 11-19 October. Playing at 7.30 Friday, Saturday, Tuesday Wednesday 6.00 Monday, Thursday One Sunday performance, 2.00pm Sunday 19th Cast Helene Hanff Mature female, 30-40. Humorous, quirky, New Yorker. Marama Martin Frank Doel Mature male , 30-40. English, main correspondent with Helene. David Watkins Cecily Farr Female 20-30. English. Katie Bierwirth Megan Wells Female 20-30. English. Andrea Darby George Martin Male 50-60. English. Russell Haigh William Humphries Male 30-40. English. Will Wright Maxine Female 30-40, friend of Helene’s. American – small role. Sarah O \'Connell Joan Todd Female 40-50. English - small role. June Barrett Thomas Male, non-speaking role, late teens /early twenties. Greg Hynes Production Team Set Design Ed Lust Costume Design Liz Roberts Lighting Design Paul Taylor Properties Blair Kershaw Production Manager Brenda Hayes Stage Manager Greg Lovatt Assistant Stage Manager Catherine McGee Liaison Lin Clark This is a brilliant, bitter-sweet, true-life story, based on the 20 year correspondence between a struggling New York writer, Helene Hanff, and a London ‘antiquarian’ book dealer, Frank Doel. Over the years,a long-distance friendship evolves, not only between these two, but between Helene Hanff and other staff members. Christmas packages and birthday greetings follow, with food parcels especially welcome in post-World War II London. Lively discussions on topics as diverse as the sermons of John Donne, how to make Yorkshire pudding, the Brooklyn Dodgers and the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II make for a funny and moving script. © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",9);arrFiles[20]=new Array(21,"past_08_3.html","3 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX Press Review Click the link above to see The Christchurch Press review. Season Has Ended! At a plain, black well-pump in the small southern town of Tuscumbia, Alabama, one of the world \'s great miracles took place. It began one bright, spring day in 1887. Puffy white clouds floated overhead on a background of blue, while birds fluttered through oaks and maples and flowers burst forth from the fertile soil in an array of colors—all unheard and unseen by a pretty girl of seven. The Miracle Worker by William Gibson Repertory Theatre Company Directed by Anna McPhail PLAYING DATES DETAILS August 2 - 10 Standing at the totally blind and deaf Helen Keller \'s side was a young woman, Anne Sullivan. Miss Sullivan was steadily pumping cool water into one of the girl \'s hands while repeatedly tapping out an alphabet code of five letters in the other—first slowly, then rapidly. The scene was repeated again and again as young Helen painstakingly struggled to break her world of silence. The Miracle Worker at Repertory Book Now!! 2nd - 10th August Nightly 7:30 pm Except 6pm Monday & Thursday Interpreting for Deaf Performances Sat 2nd, Thurs 7th, Sun 10th Helen Keller wrote, “Although the world is full of suffering it is also full of the overcoming of it.” That’s what The Miracle Worker is all about, the ability to triumph over unbelievable odds. It’s an inspirational story told with compassion, passion and at times humour. Annie Sullivan, a young woman, who has gone from blindness to partial sight, is the worker of miracles. Helen Keller is the almost feral young girl suffering from blindness and deafness, the recipient of the miracles. The play is set during the 1880’s in Alabama.The title originates from Mark Twain’s description of Sullivan as a miracle worker. Twain admired both Sullivan and Keller enormously and even helped arrange funding for Keller’s Radcliffe College education. The play is based on Helen Keller’s autobiography, The Story of my Life . Gibson also used a printed volume of Sullivan’s letters written during the time of her early stay with the Kellers. The first realization of William Gibson’s play was the 1957 Playhouse 90 broadcast. Gibson adapted his teleplay for a 1959 Broadway production with Anne Bancroft as Annie and Patty Duke as Keller. The same cast was used in the 1962 film. The Miracle Worker was remade for TV in 1979, this time, ironically, with Patty Duke as Annie Sullivan. There was a further TV production in 2000. Signers at performances What point is there, in having a play about someone who is deaf, if deaf people can’t attend? Therefore Repertory has taken an innovative approach and they will have signers at several performances, so if you have hearing problems be sure to check which nights the signers will be there. . Annie Sullivan wrote that the soul is not the body, and it is that part of us which thinks and loves and hopes…(and) is invisible… Helen replied, “But if I write what my soul thinks then it will be visible and the words will be my body” The Miracle Worker had truly wrought her miracle. Cast Helen Keller Is deaf, blind and mute. Emma Cusdin Annie Sullivan Governess. Bridie Connell Kate Keller Late 30 \'s Helen \'s mother Annette Thompson Capt. Keller Late 40 \'s Helen \'s father . David Watkins James Keller Early 20 \'s Helen \'s half brother. Max Towle Anagnos Greek doctor . Russel Haigh Aunt Ev Mid 40 \'s . Catherine McGee Doctor 50 \'s - 60 \'s . Phillip Lee Percy 10 - 15. Will Anderson Viney Female servant . Bernadette Richardson Jimmy Campbell Wright Martha 10 - 11 Jasmin Gibbens Blind Girls Ella Campbell, Phoebe Campbell, Rebecca Clemens. Georgia Calcutt, Keely Carter, Shaquila Blee. Crew Stage Manager - Production Manager Brenda Hayes Publicity Diane Jones - Lin Clark - Lyn Williams Liaison to Director Heather Giles Lighting Paul Taylor Costumes Naomi Ferguson Set Building Robin Harris - Mike Wright Painting Oscar Enberg Front of House Carol Carr Rehearsals have started, watch out for information on when bookings at the Court Theatre open. © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",14);arrFiles[21]=new Array(22,"past_08_1.html","3 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX Brassed Off! Season Now Closed! By Paul Allen from the film script by Mark Herman Performance dates March 5 - 16 A bittersweet comedy to beat the band! Already an extremely popular and multi-award-winning film starring Pete Postlethwaite and Ewan McGregor, Christchurch theatregoers will be treated to the much-praised stage version of BRASSED OFF adapted by Paul Allen. In its debut run at the Sheffield Crucible, BRASSED OFF was riotously praised for its “sheer emotional power” and its defiant celebration of community spirit and working-class pride. Its 1994, a time of uncertainty for the miners of Grimley - their pit is under threat and the colliery band is on the verge of breaking up. “Can’t have a colliery band wi’out a colliery, can you?’” says veteran miner, Harry. They’re ready to pack it in, but then Gloria Mullins (played by Naomi Ferguson) comes along, rekindling enthusiasm, passion and romance in this fast-paced, bitter-sweet comedy to beat the band. If you loved the film you \'ll find the show is even better! Directed by Robert Gilbert Robert Gilbert directs what is a brilliantly funny and incredibly moving story of a desperate community fighting for its future. Shane Foster , who appeared in the original film of BRASSED OF F, leads Canterbury Brass live on stage for the Christchurch production. Brass band fans, lovers of stirring, powerful theatre and anyone who values heart, spirit and laughter will not want to miss this stunning show. More... Grimley may be the invention of Mark Herman but it is the mirror image of scores of small real-life towns in the North of England, South Wales and Southern Scotland. The story of Brassed Off is firmly rooted in reality. For hundreds of years, Britain’s industrial revolution was fed by the vast northern coalfield. Thousands of independently owned communities grew up around the mines. After the Second World War, British Coal prospered as a domestic market. With the onset of the pit-closure programme many mines (pits), still with vast reserves of coal, were shut down almost overnight. Families were divided and communties deprived of their livelihood. Towns like Brassed Off’s Grimley found themselves without the core industry that had sustained them for so long. Cast & Production Team Cast List Gloria ------------------------Naomi Ferguson Sandra -----------------------Annette Thomson Vera --------------------------Carol Carr Rita ---------------------------Catherine McGee Danny ------------------------Norman Forsey Phil ----------------------------David Watkins Jim ----------------------------John Ashton Harry -------------------------Peter Jewell Andy --------------------------Jaime Gilbert Shane -------------Alex Lye and Oliver Samson Melody -----------------------Gemma Betony Harmony ---------------------Chloe Betony Nurse 1 ----------------------Miriam Fisher Nurse2 ----------------------Rachel Walsh Bailiffs/Photographers/Ambulance drivers - John Molik and Phillip Lee Band Musicians/Miners -----------Canterbury Brass ProductionTeam Director -----------------------Robert Gilbert Musical Director ------------Shane Foster Designer -----------------------Julian Southgate Stage Managers -------------Anne Fahey/Brenda Hayes Wardrobe ---------------------Brenda Scholes Props ---------------------------Phillip Lee ASM \'s --------------------------John Molick, Rachel Walsh Scene Painter ---------------Marion Beattie Mechanist --------------------Robin Harris Production Manager ------Rozena Hallum © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",10);arrFiles[22]=new Array(23,"past_07_6.html","3 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX Booking also at... The Ballantyne \'s Christmas Season of... Roger Hall \'s Cinderella! Fun for all the Family! This is an updated musical panto in the  \'make  \'em laugh \' tradition. Directed By Dimitri Gibara Performance DATES are November 24 - December 8. The Original Story Cinderella was a traditional old French fairy tale. After being translated into English, the characters have changed a lot down the years. New ones were added for the pantomime such as the Baron, Cinderella \'s father, who is always short of money; Buttons, who loves Cinders and is always trying to cheer her up and Dandini, Prince Charming \'s valet. Now one of the most popular pantos, it tells a story of the motherless Cinderella who has to do all the hard work in the kitchen while her ugly stepsisters enjoy themselves. An invitation arrives for the Baron \'s family to attend the Prince \'s Ball. The Ugly Sisters are very excited for the Prince is to choose his bride from the ladies who are present at the Ball but they refuse to let Cinders go with them. After they have left for the palace, Cinders is weeping by the fireside in her ragged dress, when her Fairy Godmother appears saying,  \'Cinderella, you shall go to the ball! \' Waving her magic wand she changes a pumpkin into a golden coach pulled by six white horses, and Cinderella \'s rags become a beautiful ball gown. But her Fairy Godmother warns:  \'You must leave the Ball before midnight! \' Cinderella is not recognised by her stepsisters and the Prince dances with her all evening. It is only as the clock starts to strike twelve that she remembers her Fairy Godmother \'s warning. She flees from the ballroom but the magic coach has vanished and her gown has turned to rags. Running after her, the Prince finds only a glass slipper on the palace steps. The next day the Prince sends out a proclamation that he will marry the lady whose foot the glass slipper fits. The Ugly Sisters try it on, but their feet are too big. Then Cinderella appears, tries on the slipper and it fits perfectly. Cast Fairy Godmother / Queen Elayne Buckler Cinderella Rachel Walsh Sir Hard-up / King Norman Forsey Diaphanie Maurice Barnes Obetia Phillip Lee Princ e James David Sutherland Fumble / Courier Rhys Patea Fimble / Taxi Driver Will Tafts Dan Dini Avid Praksad © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",12);arrFiles[23]=new Array(24,"past_08_2.html","3 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX This highly successful season has finished by William Shakespeare Press Review Repertory Theatre Company and Canterbury Young Shakespeare Company Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare Bookings Open Monday April 21 PLAYING DATES DETAILS MAY 17 - MAY 25 Sat 17 & Sat 24 7:30pm Mon 19 & Thu 22 6:00pm Tue 20 & Wed 21 7:30pm Fri 23 7:30pm & Sun 25 2:00pm Book at Court Theatre This tough, new, unforgiving staging will have a contemporary force - a play for now. A violent society and passionate young love break all the rules on the dangerous city streets Full of heartachingly beautiful language and dominated by reckless action, we aim to create an honest unsentimental version of this great tragedy. The Roles Male Roles Escalus The Prince of Verona. Norman Forsey Mercutio Kinsman of the Prince and friend of Romeo. Lance McBride Paris A young count, kinsman of the Prince and Mercutio, suitor of Juliet. Max Towle Montague Head of an aristocratic Veronese family at feud with the Capulets. Father of Romeo. John Caldwell Romeo Young son of the Montagues. Ethan Abraham Benvolio Nephew of Montague and friend of Romeo and Mercutio. Will Taffs Balthasar A young Montague, lower in status than Romeo, Benvolio and Mercutio. Paul O \'Connor Abram Also a young Montague, lower in status. Johnny Smith Capulet Head of a Veronese family at feud with the Montagues, moneyed and brash. David Watkins Tybalt Nephew of Lady Capulet - Young and fiery. Nathan Kennedy Sampson A young Capulet, lower status than Tybalt. Will Wright Gregory Also a young Capulet, lower in status. Eddie Bijl Peter A domestic employee in the Capulet household. Paddy Scott Stefano A Capulet employee. Ben Davies Anthony A domestic Capulet employee. Tony Carrabes Potpan A domestic Capulet employee. Adrian McNamara Cousin Capulet An old family member. Gary Fox Friar Laurence A Franciscan. Brian Sullivan Friar John A Franciscan. Greg Hynes Apothecary Small Role but very important. Gary Fox Female Roles Lady Montague Mother of Romeo . Andrea Caldwell Juliet Capulet \'s young daughter. Ballantyne Haines Lady Capulet Mother of Juliet. Elayne Buckler Nurse A kind of foster mother to Juliet. Heather Giles Susan A kitchen employee in the Capulet household. Rasa Cowie-Cloesen Ensemble Characters Rosaline A young Capulet woman. Ruth Agnew Livia A young Capulet woman. Bernadette Richardson Helena A young Capulet woman. Celia Mann Luciana Julia Boock Girl A Capulet Maria Otto Male Young Capulet Geoff Yardley Two males To play the Muertos (mummified ancestors) and be in the fight scenes. Lance McBride Greg Hynes © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",14);arrFiles[24]=new Array(25,"past_07_3.html","3 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX Malcolm McNeill & Friends Repertory Restage Fundraiser (Click to read review) Repertory Restage Fundraiser One Show Only - June 30 at 8pm MC Jon Gadsby With... Janice Bateman, Naomi Ferguson, Barry Brinson, Glen Harris, Olli Zesty and others... in A Dazzling Variety Show! Help save this grand old heritage building! Tickets 25 Groups 10 or more 20 Bookings 379 8866 or www.repertory.co.nz Performance Date and Time June 30th at 8 pm Performance at the Repertory Theatre 146 Kilmore Street. © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",6);arrFiles[25]=new Array(26,"past_07_5.html","3 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX Opening Night Revue Click to read Sorry! You missed a great show make sure you get ready for Our Xmas Pantomine! The Ballantyne \'s Christmas Season of Roger Hall \'s Cinderella Now in rehearsal details soon.  \'Cosi \' by Louis Nowra. Directed by Rozena Hallum & Lin Clark Performance dates Sept. 8th - 16th  \'Cosi \' by Louis Nowra is a terrific play about theatre, madness, illusion, sanity, life A bloody beaut Australian comedy that celebrates the unexpected! In 1970 recent graduate, Lewis takes up a temporary job as drama teacher in a Melbourne mental institution and while anti-Vietnam protests take place on the streets Lewis becomes emotionally involved with his patients lurching into an operatic production of prodigious difficulty! Cast List Henry Richardson Lewis, Aged round 21, has just left university Ruth Agnew Lucy, 21-23, is doing her MA thesis and lives with Lewis Rawdon Wallace Nick, 21-24, also doing a thesis and directs student productions Hamish Wood Justin, 30-40, a social worker. Tony Brittenden Roy, 40-50, a mental patient who has spent most of his life in institutions. A man with a dream. Irrepressible. Phillip Lee Henry, 40-50, a former lawyer, now a patient. Mostly inarticulate but blossoms later in the piece. Oscar Enberg Doug, 20-30, a pyromaniac - so awful he is almost likeable. Naomi Ferguson Julie, 21-25, first time in a mental institution because of drug dependency. Jillian Hewson Cherry, 25-35, has been in institutions for some time. Lively and unpredictable. Annette Thomson Ruth, 30-40, an obsessive personality, who is in and out of institutions. David Sheard Zac, 25-30, the musician of the group - extremely unpredictable. Anthony Mulvaney Attendant /Inmate © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",9);arrFiles[26]=new Array(27,"past_07_4.html","3 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX A TALE OF TWO CITIES by Charles Dickens. Adapted by Ian Mullins Season Now Closed! Performance Dates Were Saturday, July 14 (Bastille Day!) - Tuesday, July 24. One of the greatest stories ever told, this adaptation for stage is thrilling, moving and fast paced. Director Anna McPhail comes to us from the Court theatre where one of her favourite experiences was playing multiple roles in the hugely successful  \'Great Expectations \'. The timing is right for another Dickens! Here \'s to “the best of times-------- -” The setting is 1775 to 1792 - England and France – the terrifying background of the French Revolution. The storming of the Bastille, the trundling death carts with their doomed human cargo, the chillingly merciless guillotine - this is the frenzied Paris in revolt that Charles Dickens vividly captures in his famous work A Tale of Two Cities. With passionate eloquence, he brings to life a time of terror and treason, for when the starving French masses rise to overthrow a corrupt and decadent regime, both the guilty and the innocent fall victim to their rage. A masterful portrait of idealism, love and supreme sacrifice-in a Paris alive with revolutionary zeal and a London watching with nervous anticipation, Dickens humanises the story of the French Revolution with four of his greatest characters: the sinister Madame Defarge, the lovely Lucie Manette and her honorable husband Charles Darnay, and the complex, ultimately heroic Sydney Carton. Cast List Males Mr Jarvis Lorry- Banker, a man of business 60 \'ies Adrian McNamara Jerry Cruncher- Odd-job man at Tellson \'s Bank, an “honest tradesman” 30/40 \'ies David Allen Dr Alexandre Manette- Bastille prisoner for 18 years, older than his years, 60 \'ies Warren Grenfell Defarge - Wine-shop keeper in St Antoine, a revolutionary patriot, 40 \'ies Nathan Kennedy Marquis St Evremonde*- An ageing aristocrat. Uncle of Charles Darnay. Tony Carrabes Charles Darnay - An idealistic French arisistocrat Bears striking resemblance to Sydney Carton, late thirties. Sam Collins Gabelle/Gaspard - Bonded servant to the Marquis. Poor Man who murders the Phillip Lee Sydney Carton - A brilliant advocate – striking physical resemblance to Darnay, thirties. Liam Connell John Barsad *- An English spy for hire. Actually Solomon Pross, brother of Miss Pross Sydney Hogarth Attorney-General *- English, legal man of authority Graham Howard Judge/Rector Gary Fox Joe (Coachman) Ben Lye Tom (Coachman) Oscar Enberg Landlord Avid Pakzad * indicates also part of the ensemble Females Lucie Manette - Daughter of Dr Manette, young. Rachel Walsh Miss Pross - Companion to Lucie – an older woman of character. 50 \'ies Felicity Watson Madame Defarge - Wife of Defarge, leader of the women revolutionaries, 40 \'ies Annette Thomson The Vengeance *- A strong revolutionary, friend of Mde Defarge Jenepher Glue Yvette* - A young servant/seamstress in the house of d \' Evremonde. Daughter of Gabelle. Rosie Evans Ensemble- Alex Lye, Ben Lye, Zayne Blee, Shaquila Blee,Julia Howard, Xavia Jordyn, Alexus Jordan, Meli Bach, Brooke Clemence, Paige Delaney Clerk, Officers, Drummer, English Judge, French Judge, Foreman, Child, Carollers, Crowds Cast Photo Top © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",12);arrFiles[27]=new Array(28,"past_06_1.html","3 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX Blithe Spirit Gallery Cast XXXXXX VVVVVVVV Crew XXXXXXXXX VVVVVVVVV © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",4);arrFiles[28]=new Array(29,"past_07_1.html","3 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX Steel Magnolias Steel Magnolias is set in a small town... Gallery Production Pictures go here Cast & Crew go here © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",4);arrFiles[29]=new Array(30,"past_07_2.html","3 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare Review (Click to Read) Performance Dates and Times 19th - 27th May please see Bookings Online for performance times. All performances at the Repertory Theatre Kilmore Street. Bookings can be made online or by phone 379 8866 Twelfth Night; The Feast of Fools! In Illyria , Feste - that wisest of clowns; observes the courtship rituals of youthful lovers and the saucy pranks of mature mischief-makers. One of Shakespeare \'s comic masterpieces (with hints of a darker underside). The play has wonderful roles and the actors of all ages and talents, along with the resources of the Canterbury Repertory Society and the Canterbury Young Shakespeare Company, will ensure this is a top production, that will be talked about for years to come. Magnificent Set A magnificent set is being constructed, for Illyria imagine late 18th century Spain and the romantic early paintings of Goya, the set and costumes will reflect this. The Directors are Rozena Hallum and Lin Clark . This play marks a new venture for Repertory ; a co-production with a talented troupe from the Canterbury Young Shakespeare Company who brought the acclaimed A Midsummers Night to Christchurch audiences last year. Cast and Crew Viola Pia Midgely Fabian John Willoughby Olivia Ballantyne Haines Sebastian Henry Richardson Maria Elayne Buckler Antonio Charlie Grubb Maid Emma Cusdin Second Officer Isaac Strati Feste Malcolm McNeil Sir Topas Russell Haig Curio Abe McNeil Production Manager Brenda Hayes Sir Toby Norman Forsey Stage Manager Jean Jackson Malvolio Brian Sullivan Assist S.M. Rasa Cowie-Cloesen Sir Andrew Oscar Enberg Wardrobe Brenda Scholes Margaret Lapthorne Captain Adrian McNamara Props Victoria Southgate Orsino David Gill Lighting Dave Cathro Valentine Robin Candy Set Design Peter Noonan back to top © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",13);arrFiles[30]=new Array(31,"past_06_4.html","3 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX The Real Inspector Hound By Tom Stoppard Directed by Elayne Buckler. The season: 21st - 28th October 2006. Gallery © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",4);arrFiles[31]=new Array(32,"past_06_2.html","3 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX The Birthday Party Gallery Cast XXXXXX VVVVVVVV Crew XXXXXXXXX VVVVVVVVV © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",4);arrFiles[32]=new Array(33,"past_06_3.html","3 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX The House Guest Gallery Cast XXXXXX VVVVVVVV Crew XXXXXXXXX VVVVVVVVV © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",4);arrFiles[33]=new Array(34,"past_05_2.html","3 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! Privates on Parade 2008 Peter Pan 84 Charing Cross Road The Miracle Worker Romeo & Juliet Brassed Off 2007 Cinderella COSI Tale of Two Cities Malcom McNeill & Friends Twelfth Night Steel Magnolias 2006 Blithe Spirit The Birthday Party The House Guest The Real Inspector Hound Shadowlands 2005 Candida XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX Title of Play Gallery Cast XXXXXX VVVVVVVV Crew XXXXXXXXX VVVVVVVVV © Copyright Canterbury Repertory Society Incorporated 2010 ",4);arrFiles[34]=new Array(35,"past_06_5.html","3 May 2010","Christchurch Repertory ","Amateur Theatre, stage, Christchurch, Repertory, Make Up","The home page for the website of Christchurch Repertory","Home | Booking on Line | Contact Us | Become a Member | Past Productions | Support Us | Green Room | About Theatre Hire the Theatre Productions 2010 Journey \'s End The Diary of Anne Frank 2009 The Secret Garden To Kill a Mockingbird Social Climbers Musical Extravaganza! 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Peter Jewell Waitress Phillipa Taylor Doctor David Searle Registrar Jenepher Glue Nurse Pia Midgely Waiter Alexander Williams Priest Max Towle Crew Directors Hallum & Clark Stage Director Brenda Hayes Sound Jonathan Hill Property Mistress Lucy Durkin Properties/Dresser Marion Beattie Props Mentor Angela Doudney Lighting Designer/Operator Paul Taylor Set Designer Peter Noonan A.S.M. Anthony Blackwell A.S.M. 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