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One of the reasons I'm here is to work with When I was growing up in Hawaii, clown, microphone in hand, si nginga poprock
Terry. He's fi rmly rooted in the classics, in Broadway seemed light years away. score l! I was startled and distu rbed, and then,
spectacle - someone who understands opera Nothing ever toured our way, God ultimately, titillated by the attack. because I
and more than just the superficialities of knows, and I hounded local record realised that musicals weren't necessarily -
musicals. The essence of this project is a very stores for copies of anything from the Great and did n't need to be - safe.
deeprooted drama which we are presenti ng in White Way. Those musicals were strange and So when Michael, Larry and I began to discuss
a very classical way. Just to choreograph is wonderfu l creations; for the most part they the idea of Carrie, my reaction was, 'Why not?'
nothing new for me, but having directed were comforting and reassuring, full of But I would be lying if I.said that I understood
myself, I understand the problems the director homilies and happy endings. what I was getting myself into.
has. I have likened our relationship to that of Then one spring while I was in college in After all, I thought, what do these characters
Profellor Higgins and Eliza Dolittle: I'm Connecticut I took a train to Hew York City and sing about - telekinesis, revenge and
learning a lot and I think he is, too. & stood on line with two thousand other non boyfriends, right? But slowly, as we wrote -
Debbie Allen union hopefuls to audition as an understudy in and rewrote and rewrote over the next seven
the original company of Godspell. I was cast years - the sensational aspects of this material
and, one night, while doing a radio talk show fell away and the simple strong passions of
to promote the new rock musical, a listener Stephen King's characters emerged.
called in to denounce me violently on the air The more I lived with them, the more I realized
for playing the part of Christ dre5Sed as a that we've all known these people: the most
We had been looking for a piece to Over the past seven year;, that's
musicalize for a long time when, probably the one question the
one night almost seven year; ago, three of us have each been asked
larry Cohen and I happened to go more times than you can imagine.
and see Alban Berg's Lulu at the Metropolitan Some people - friends and family included -
Opera in New York. When the performance couldn't bring themselves to ask it at all, but
ended at midnight, I turned to larry and said it was written only too plainly on their faces.
'You know, if Berg were alive today, he would The kinder ones looked at us and said 'of
probably be doing Carrie as an opera.' We course, dear,' in that tone of voice you use
began walking to a restaurant uptown, and when you're talking to people who aren't
some twenty blocks, several bottles of Chianti playing with a full deck.
and a few pots of coffee later, we realized that 'Ah, a musical of SiSler Carrie; said one
Carrie should not be an opera for the Met but producer, 'I love Theodore Dreiser" Someone
was instead the very musical we'd been looking else actually thought it was a musical based on
for all along. The reasons became only too the life of Carrie fisher - the daughter of
apparent - and exciting. Most importantly, the Debbie Reynolds and Eddie fisher and Princess
material was emotional. Unlike so many of the Leia in Star Wars: But most of the time, it was
extravaganzas that were succeeding on 'a musical of what?' followed by a 'very
Broadway, Carrie had a very strong story - interesting,' a politely glazed smile, and an
almost a mythic plotline - that people could even faster change of subject.
relate to. A5 a kid gr~wing up in New York, I To tell the truth, it wasn't all that different at
was weaned on some of the greatest musicals the very beginning. In each of its prior lives,
ever - Gypsy, West Side Story, funny Girl, and Carrie was an uphill battle. The book people
the best of Ro.dgers and Hammmtein. All were didn't think it was a book (too short), a lot of
musicals with emotional stories, unforgettable movie people didn't think it was a movie, and
performances, and the power to move an even after the rights had been optioned and I'd
audience. finished a first-draft screenplay, the studio that
Carrie offered just the story to provide us with had bought it pulled out - announcing they
a musical arc from beginning to end. Margaret had no intention of making this blasphemous
and Carrie were larger than life charactm - story about blood and menstruation. Even the
they jumped off the page and off the screen studio that did make it initially saw it as the
(both Sissy Spacek and Piper laurie were lower half on a horror double-bill in drive-ins,
nominated for Academy Awards for their roles and tried to get us to change the title to Pray
in the motion picture). I knew that fir;t night for Carrie.
that this mother and daughter had the The one person who never asked why,
emotional weight to give me the kind of pop- appropriately enough, was Stephen King.
operatic music I wanted to write. Shortly after Michael, Dean and I were certain
Equally important was the high school setting. we wanted to do it, I phoned him at his home
This was a landscape bursting with intense in Maine to ask if he would consider granting
rhythms, lots of fun, and plenty of heat - a us the rights to musicalize his first novel. There
l world in which kids could sing and dance as was a very long pause - for a moment I
an outgrowth of their inner feelings. In short, actually thought he'd hung up on me. Then
the kind of music I've been associated with in Steve said 'Well, if they could make a musical
projects such as fame. about a dictator in Argentina or a barber in
The challenge in composing the score for Carrie fleet Street, I guess this makes a lot of sense.
was to merge the operatic world of this Go ahead, it's a great idea.'
extraordinary mother and daughter with the Why a musical of Carrie! Honestly because we
pop world of the kids. Even that first night the all thought - as did Terry Hands and Debbie
(Lyrics). centre Michael Gore
and lawre nce D Cohen (Book). possibilities were thrilling, and the next day I Allen when they came aboard - that this was
phoned myoid friend and lyricist Dean a fascinating piece of material. That this little
Pitchford. He was quick to see the same things book that sold over four million copies and has
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that excited us: the possibility of a shower gone through over fifty printings has done so
ballet for a dozen girls, each with different for good reason: that Itephen King has the
thoughts, musical lines and harmonies; uncanny gift of touching our deepest fears and
. through-composed music for Carrie and fantasies. That the appeal of this story might
Margaret whereby entire scenes could be be made even more powerful put to musit -
popular girl on campus, the smiling football childhood, those words of consolation and musicalized; a rock quartet at a drive-in and performed as theatre.
player, the baaaad boy. Between Fame, cou'rage that we spoke inside whenever we movie; and a second act octet which joins all And that's what has kept us going over the past
footloose and Sing (a new musical film were ridiculed, or overlooked as teams were of our principals and chorus in a final seven years - this extraordinary chameleon of
presently shooting in Canada) I spent a lot of being chosen. for Carrie's words, I went on a exclamation just as Carrie and Tommy are a child and her unforgettable mother, this
time in high schools, walking the hallways, journey of memory, digging around in the past voted King and Queen of the Prom. 'frog among swans' who goes from an outcast
sitting in on classes, snooping around in to bring up all of those old and painful A5 that first night wore on - and the next seven to a swan herself - and then into a Cinderella
lunchrooms. I eavesdropped, trying to capture exchanges. years followed - what sustained us was the with a vengeance. This amazing original who's
the staccato rhythms and the plaintive music It's a long way from Honolulu to Broadway. ' richness of the material. ' like all of us and none of us. This - Carrie. '
of the kids' conversations. I listened for the Dean Pitchford Michael Gore Lawrence D Cohen
punchy phrases, the asides that were full of the
whoosh of emotion that characterizes
adolescence.
for Margaret I turned back to my own
background as a Catholic altar boy and tried
to remember the ecstasy and drama that
religious music was always able to evoke in me.
And Carrie l Every one of us remembers the
conversations that we had with ourselves in
Curie makel hiltory al the first
truly Anglo-American enterprise l
.The Royal Shakespeare Company
has achieved a unique
arrangement with Equity. enabling Ul to bring
together a cast made up equally of American
and English aaors and dancers, many of whom
have never been in each other's country before.
It bringl New Yorkers and Californians to
Stratford-upon-Avon. and it will take
Londoners and liverpudlians to Broadway...
It also has an American choreographer. an
Englilh direaor, one Swedilh orcheltrator and
a Iyricilt from Hawaii ...
Shelley
The American dancers were certainly more
'verbal' to begin with, they tended to make
more noise in dass, psyching themselves up.
We English were more restrained, but I think
it's rubbing off on us' Once were all on stage
you won't be able to tell the difference. And
this is historic, this company - how the hell
would an ordinary English dancer like me
to Broadway'
Cath
Its a hard show physically. trying to build
yourself up to it. And I couldn't believe at first
that we were really going to Broadway - I
thought it was just a line to get people
interested in the auditions'
Michele
Working with an American choreographer is
certainly different; theres more enthusiasm.
I've never done a stage musical before, I've
worked mainly in television, so its fascinating
for me to see the progression as the show
comes together through rehearsals. Its good to
have that much more time to work on
something
Paul
I think we all expected the American dancers
to be more outgOing, and they were, but I'm
fairly extroven myself so their style really suits
me - they go full out right from the start. I
think we've all gained a lot from this contact.
In England people tend to pigeon-hole you as
an aaor or a dancer, and theyre surprised
when you can do both. In the States they
expect you to do the lot'
David
Once were all working together we forget how
famous Gene and Debbie are' This is a very
collaborative way of working If one of us is
doing a movement differently. Debbie will
maybe adopt it for the rest. In a piece like
Crackerjack, it changes all the time - lots of
trial and error. Its great to be playing a real
charaaer, too, not just a chorus line.
'Theatre on both sides of the Atlantic benefits from the exchange of artists and companies. This Anglo-American production marks a ne
Scott
!J this different from other shows! Well, I've
worked with Trevor Nunn and Gillian Lynne on
Cats, so you could say I'm used to the English
style and English directors ... Actually. England
and New York are not that dissimilar - Los
Angeles is much more different from either of
them in what people want of you.
Christopher
rhis is my fim time in England, my fim
Broadway show, and my fim time working
with Debbie. Where I come from, in California,
dance is rather more jazz-based, more stylized,
so this is good to do. Its great, tOO, to have the
challenge of working up a new show from
scratch: I've always liked to have a goal to
work toward~ even before I was an actor, when
I wanted to be a baseball player. ..
Matthew
I dido't start dancing till I was IB, although
been acting since I was /1. Somebody saw me
in movement dass - fencing and so on - and
suggested I take up dancing. So here I am! This
is good, working with a big group of dancers
who are all thinking on the same lines - we
get such a lot done. And I'd worked with
Debbie before, on Fame, so I know what
she expects of us.
Rose
What I like about this show is that the girls are
really highlighted for a change. That doesn't
always happen...
Gene
I think we started out feeling very conscious of
the face that some of us were American and
some English but now we re all dancing we
Gln't tell the difference any more. I've worked
with Debbie for a long time now, but I've never
worked with a ~tage director like Terry before.
He gives me a lot of freedom - Billy. my
character, needs to break out and do his own
thing - like I do myselfl - and Terry lets me
do that.
Carrie White is the misfit of her class, the focus of the taunts and torments of the other girls. Her mother Margaret has kept Carrie ignorant of
her own sexuality - and of her secret and very special powers. When joking goes too far, Miss Gardner bars Chris, the ringleader, from the high
school Prom. Another girl, Sue, feels guilty for what she's done and persuades her own boyfriend Tommy to ask Carrie to the dance instead of her.
Carrie accepts, using her powers to overcome her mother's opposition.
On the night of the Prom, Carrie is transformed into Cinderella. But Chris, with the help of her boyfriend Billy, enacts her revenge. Pushed beyond
endurance, Carrie strikes back.
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Music by Michael Gore - Lyrics by Dean Pitchford - Book by Lawrence D Cohen
MADELEINE LOFTIN
Maddy
Madeleine Loftin's theatre work includes the
Royal Ballet School production of The
Nutcracker. She appeared as a dancer in the
freddie Starr Show in Scarborough, as a singer/
dancer in Cinderella at Manchester, and in Dick
They Shoot Horses Don't They! He has designed Whittington at Wimbledon. She was pri nci pal
LlNZI HATELEY Carrie some 80 operas incl ud ing Taverner and The dancer/singer in l1asquerade at the Young Vic
Linzi Hateley at 17 is the RSC's youngest ever Icebreak for the Royal Opera House, The Ring and pri nci pal dancer in the Cannon and Ball
leading lady. She was born in Tamworth near Cyde and Anna Karenina for English National Show in Birm ingham. Her television credi ts
Birmingham, and has been studying at the Opera, Tannhauser (Sydney 1972), Die Soldaten include Phyllis Dixey, The Kenny Everett Video
Italia Conti Academy since she was 13. She has (Lyons), The Italian Girl in Algiers (Geneva Show with Hot Gossip, On the Town with Angst,
appeared on a nationwide tour of the musical She acted as Assistant to the Choreographer on 19B6). He directed and designed The flying Newsnight with Masquerade, Face Lift, Swap
Annie and in the popular BBC TV series Grange the UK tour of The l1uppet Show as well as Dutchman for the Hong Kong Arts festival in Shop, Top of the Pops, The David Essex Show,
Hill She was offered one of the leading roles playing the role of janice. She made an 1987. He was awarded the CBE in 1983. The Leo Sayer Show, Duran Duran TV Special. As
in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Starlight Express appearance in the Royal Variety Performance a dancer she has performed at major London
but was unable to take up the offer as she was at the London Palladium and most recently FRIEDRICH KURZ Producer clubs, with David Essex su pport group on a
still only 15. Carrie is her first leading role. has been playing LoisiCassie1judyTurner in theMr Kurz, who is an economist, was born in British Tour and with Dexys Midnight Runners
UK tour of A Chorus Line. Germany in 1948, stud ied literature and support group on tour. She has appeared on
MICHELLE HODGSON drama at Bethany College W. Virginia, the the Gi/berr O'Sullivan Show and in the Black
Shelley ROSEMARIE JACKSON Sorbonne and London University. He has and White fashion show at the Albert Hall. As
Michelle Hodgson trained at the Royal Ballet Rose produced (ats in Hamburg, West Germany, and a member of Hot Gossip she has performed on
School and at the Arts Educational School. Rosemarie jackson appeared as Electra in is currently producing Starlight Express in a nine month tour of Britain includi ng
Whi le still at school she danced with London Gypsy, as Maggie Winslow in AChorus Line and Bochum, West Germany, which will open on 27 Birmingham Nigh t Out and on an overseas
festi val Ballet in The Nutcracker and The Bobin in Godspell She has toured abroad with May 1988 at a new theatre which has been tour including New Zealand, St Moritz and
Sleeping Beauty. Her television appearances Royal Caribbean Cruise li ne and in Cats. Her constructed specifically for the production South Africa. Her film appearances are in The
include The Fame Game, ECTTVSeries, Bluebell, television credits include Cox Cable under the guidance of Mr Kurz. Carrie is his Bitch and l10nty Python s l1eaning of Life. She
Tuckers Luck, The Sacurday 110rning Piccure Entertainment Special and a Christmas Special first opportun ity to present a Broadway was an original member of the West End cast
Show and various commercials and pop videos. (Nashville Tennessee). production. of Chess.
DARLENE LOVE Miss Gardner
Darlene Love is a recording star in America.
Her first recording, Hei a Rebel, which she ALEXANDER REID
made at the age of fifteen went to number I. Costume DeSigner PAUL SCHWARTZ
This was fol lowed by a series of hits with Phil lI is work in opera includes seasons with Musical Director
Spector under recording names ranging from Wexford Festival, Opera For All and Scottish Born in New York in 1956, Paul Schwartz was
The Crystals to Bobby Sox and the Blue jeans Opera, designing costumes for Rigolmo, l1ary educated in England and Italy, winning prizes
to The Blossoms. Among her songs were Queen of Scors (also in America) and A at the Accadem ia Musicale Ch igiana, the
numerous num ber I hits including Do Run MARY ANN OEDY Mary Ann Chrisrmas Carol, la Traviara, Othello, Thel1agic Montepulciano Festival, the Royal College of
Run, Hei Sure The Boy I love and Zippiey Do Mary Ann Oedy has appea red in the films Flure, Die Fledermaus (all for Scottish Opera). Music, a grant from the Gu lben kian
Da. She also appears on the Classic Phil Spector Running l1an and Dance Academy. Her His work in the theatre includes Aliule Horel Foundation to study music for dance, a
Christmas al bum. She appeared as a regular television credits include Fame and the Tracy on rhe Side (National Theatre) and for the RSC composition prize from the Royal Ballet and a
lead si nger of The Blossoms on the television Ullman Show and such videos as Caprain EO l1uch Ado AboUi Norhing (wh ich won a Drama Fellowship from the NewYork foundation for
rock show Shindig as well as on Elvis Presley's and Dragner. Desk award on Broadway), Cyrano de Bergera~ the Arts.
NBC television comeback special. She also sang Poppy, Orhello, The Winreri Tale, A Penny for He has served as the Will iam Steinberg
background for Elvis Presley on stage and DEAN PITCHFORD Lyrics a Song, and, most recently, julius Caesar. Conducting Fellow of the Pittsburgh Symphony,
appeared as a nun in one of his films, Change Dean Pitchford spent eight years on Broadway Musical Consultant to New York City Ballet,
of Habir. Darlene Love has been a vocal ist on starring in such shows as Pippin and Godspell MARK SANTORO Mark Principal Guest Conductor of Ballet Rambert,
recordings of many artists including The Beach before tu rning his efforts to songwri ting. Mark Santoro made his Broadway debut at the and Music Administrator of Washington Opera.
Boys, lam Cook, Elvis Presley, The Mamas and Together with Michael Gore he added song to age of ten in the revival of Gypsy starring He has conducted the musicals On Your Toes
the Papas, Frank and Nancy Sinatra, Dionne the motion picture Fame and the two of them Angela Lansbury. Since then he has appeared in and Song and Dance on Broadway and in Los
Warwick, joanjett and the Blackhearts, Luther won the Academy Award for the title song. He many stock, television and dinner theatre Angeles and San Francisco.
Vandross and Clarence Clemmons. She continued to write fo r various pop and rock productions. He was in the Las Vegas company His ballet Araic Fire, commissioned by the New
appeared in a tribute to songwriter Ell ie artists and then turned to screenwriting; he of SophisriGJIed ladies and in the National York City Ballet, received its first performance
Greenwich which became the hi t Broadway wrote the screen play and lyrics to all the songs tour of Tap Dance Kid. in july 1987. His ballet Virgin Form,
musical leader of the Pack. She recently made for the 1984 hit musical film Foor/oose for commissioned by Mi lwaukee Ballet, was
her fil mdebut as Trish in lethal Weapon. which he garnered two Academy Award LOUIS SCHEEDER premiered in March 1987 to great acclaim. His
nominations, two Grammy Award nominations Assistant Director trio, commissioned by the Arden Trio, had its
JOEY McKNEELY Joey and a Golden Globe nomination. His latest Louis Scheeder served as Producer of the Folger New York premiere in October 1986 at the
joey McKneely has appeared on Broadway script, Sing, is currently being filmed in Theatre Group, Washington DC (1973- 1981) for 92nd Street Y,and his Elegy for stringorchestra
origi nati ng the roles of Krupp in Starlight Canada. whom he directed As You like It, Two was given its world premiere inAugust 1986 at
Express and Moi in Hal Prince's Roza. His Gentlemen of Verona, Twelfrh Nighr, lovei the Charles Ives Center.
credits also include the television series FameGENE ANTHONY RAY Billy labouri lost, Richard //land Richard IIamong Paul Schwartz's current projects include
and the films Back to School and The In Crowd. Gene Anthony Ray played the leadi ng role of others. For the Manitoba Theatre Centre his collaborating wi th Robert Weiss on a major
Leroy in both the film and the televis ion series productions include The liule Foxes, Blood ballet commissioned for the New York City
MICHELLE NELSON Michelle Fame. He starred with Michael York in the mini RelarionJ and l1uch Ado Abour Nothing (also Ballet's 1988 American Music Festival. He has
Michelle Nelson has performed in many series The Shipwreck, with The Weaiher Girls in National Arts Centre Ottawa). He also directed also been comm issioned by the Milwaukee
musicals incl uding Evita, joseph and the their music video, and with Debbie Allen in TV Hedda Gabler (St Lawrence Centre, Toronto) Symphony to compose a work for thei r 19B8I89
Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Kismet. specials. Gene was the star host in September and Cusrer (Kennedy Center, Washington DC). season. Other plans include theatrical pieces
She has appeared in international festivals in 1987 of the TV video show Hor Tracks and in In New York he has directed Charlie and and a dramatic song cycle for baritone Will
the UK and Israel. Her television and October 1987 starred as the Greek God Dion in Algernon (Broadway) and Creeps and Passover Parker. ACello Sonata has been commissioned
pearan<eI include The Per Shop Boy~ the rehearsal run for the American Music (Off-Broadway). He is Visiting Consultant for by the Nantucket Musical Arts Society in
5 St;u Her most recent Theatre Festival production of Revelarion in rhe the Center for Renaissance and Baroque honour of the ir 30th Ann iversary and will be
CamHoustM Studies, Univet'lity of Maryland. premiered in the Summer of 1988.
CHRISTOPHER SOLARI UNDERSTUDIES
Chris Carrie Rosemarie Jackson
Christopher Solari appeared as Chris in Dance Sue Catherine Coffey. Jamie Beth Chandler
Between the lines, Moonface Martin in Chris Mary Ann Oedy
Anything Goes, Bobby in The Boyfriend and Mr Billy Christopher Solari. David Danns
Dussel in The Diary of Anne frank in Regional Tommy Matthew Dickens, Kenny Linden
Theatre in the USA. His television credits
DANCE CAPTAINS
include l1oonlighting, Hill Street Blues, Tracey
Michelle Hodgson
Ullman, Winner of Star Search '86. ChrislOpher
Christopher Solari
made his film debut in Smooth [riminal.
SWINGS
Mary Ann Lamb
Darryl Tribble
REHEARSAL MUSICIANS
Michael Hiatt Piano
Guy Richman Percussion
David Shields Piano
Ian Watson Piano
Production
Acknowledgements
MICHAEL STAROBIN Engineering design and metalwork fabrication
Orchestrator by P. E. Kemp (Engineers) Ltd; Scenery by Bert
Michael Starobin received the Drama Desk Richman Ltd; Plastics by Talbot Designs; Neon
award for his orchestrations of Sunday in the by Argon; Electrical work by David Colmer;
Park With George. Other orchestration credits Water effects by British Overhead Irrigation
include Rags. Birds of Paradise, In Trousers, Ltd; Materials supplied by Gerriets (UK) Ltd;
l1arch of the falsettos, Three Guys Naked, Von Specialist properties by Theatre Studios;
Richtofen and the Public Theatre's liI Boheme. Additional work by Leisuretec Engineering Ltd;
As music direclOr he conducted The l1ystery of Christ figure by James Butler; Pig by Michael
Edwin Drood, The Knife and the La Jolla Whiteley; Lighting equipment by White Light
production of l1errily We Roll Along. and Wynne Wilson Gottelier Ltd; Lasers by
Laserpoint; Sound equipment by Paul Farrah
SUZANNE THOMAS Squeezy (Sound). MAC Sound, Autograph, Clive Green
Suzanne Thomas trained with the Royal Ballet Ltd. Costumes made by: Willie Burt, Annie
and has toured with the Sadler's Wells Royal Hadley, Gordon Hutchings, Pauline Lucas, Sue
Ballet around the UK and also to New Zealand, Long. Christine Manning. Liam Rodden, Alan
Korea, Singapore and India. She has also toured Selzer, Louise Sysret, Joyce Timson, Kate Wyatt.
with the National Ballet of Portugal and was Henrietta Webb. Knitting by Jo Davis, Edith
in the original cast of [hess in London's West Webb. Head-dresses by Jean Gates. Jewellery by
End. Her ballet credits include liI fille mal Stuart Robinson. Shoes by Gamba, Cobra Sports
Gardee, Swan liIke, Sleeping Beauty. liI Shoes. Hair. Wigs and Make-up: Tricia Cameron.
Bayadere, f'ptrushka, Concerto, Paquita,
Nutcracker, There is a Time, Les Sylphides. Programme
Acknowledgements
SALLY ANN TRIPLETT Sue Books consulted or quoted in this programme
Sally Ann Triplett has appeared in London's include: Stephen King: The Art of Darkness,
West End in The Best little Whorehouse in Douglas E Winter (New American Library,
Texas, [hess and as Margie in follies. She played 1984), fear Itsell- The horror fiction of Stephen
Riuo in Grease at Coventry, Janet in The Rocky For "Carrie" Productions Inc: King, ed. Tim Underwood and Chuck Miller
Horror Show, Mary in Godspell and the title General Managers (UK) _ _ _ _ _ _ Clare Fox and Brian Kirk (Underwood-Miller Publications, 1982).
role in Alice at the Leeds Playhouse. She played General Manager (USA) Robert Buckley Excerpts from Stephen King: The Art of
in The l1etropolitan l1ikado on the South Bank Darkness reprinted by kind permission of New
Production Manager Simon Opie
in London. Sally Ann represented Britain in the American Library. Thanks to Hodder and
1982 Eurovision Song Contest with the group Costume Supervisor __ Anne Sinclair Stoughton. publishers of Stephen King, for
Bardo singing 'One Step Further' and reaching Production Sound Rick Clark biographical information and the photograph.
No.2 in the British charts. She has performed Accountant Laurence Blackmore Thanks 10 Amanda Calvert, Personal Assistant
on The Tube with her own band Co-op City. She Production Assistants Stephen Graham 10 Mr Hands; Claire Moor. Sue Skempton and
writes her own songs and is aiming towards Jenny Thurston, Publicity Assistants.
another record deal. Anne Marriott
Special thanks to Larry.
Lisa Pond
SCOTT WISE Scott Programme photographs by Ivan Kyncl with
Scott Wise has appeared on Broadway as Mike For Hombard Limited: thanks 10 Alena Melichar.
Costa in A[horus line at the Shubert Theatre, Programme compiled by Kathy Elgin.
Directors Peter Strange
McCavity in Cats at the Winter Garden Theatre, Designed by Ginny Crow.
and in Song and Dance at the Royal Theatre. He Horst Jantschek Programme cover design by Dewynters.
has lOured the UK with I Loye New York and Secretaries Claudia Kraft
lOured abroad with A Chorus Line, Song and Alessandra Leykaus Typeset by Chapter One Design Ltd.
Dance and I Loye New York. He has appeared Orchestra Contractors ______ Porter Young Management Platemaking by Lithocraft, Coventry. Printed
on television in the Whitney Houston Video by The Herald Press, Stratford-upon-Avon.
Music copying and preparation Ann Barnard Associates
Gotta Dance With Somebodyand in the film of Royal Shakespeare Theatre 1988.
A[horus line. He has also performed with the Production Photographer Ivan Kyncl No part of this programme may be reproduced
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