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Written by BASIL HOODComposed by EDWARD GERMAN

Wednesday 1S-Saturday 1B March 1989 at Z.30pm

An Amateur Performance by arrangementwith Chappeil Music Ltd

Excessive noise, such as whisp-ering, coughing, rustling of programmes and the bleeping of digital watches canbe distracting to performers and spoil the performance for other members-of ihe audience.cameras are equally disturbing and they are

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lnverneSs Opera Company (founded 1s27)

Hon President

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ChairmanVice-ChairmanTreasurer

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Previous ProductionsThe productions since the war have been as follows:

197119721972

, 1973'1974

1975r 1975

1976

- 19771977

\ 1978: 197B

1979r 19B0

1 980s.1981

'. 1982

. 1gg3

. 1984

\ 1985

r 1986.1987: 1988

Mrs Kay Crigor, MBE

Calum MacDougallStella Revnolds

David CaldwellCeorge MacCregor

Cynthia Nicol (44 Harrowden Road, Inverness)

Sheila Mather, Ann Duncan, Moyra JamiesonForbes Mitchell, Donald Matheson, John Creen

Ann Duncan, Ann Harvey, Norma lrvineSusan MacKenzie, Janice MacKay, Ailza Russell

1947 The Mikado1948 lolanthe1949 The Condoliers1950 The Pirates of Penzance

1951 The Quaker Cirl1952 Yeoman of the Cuard1953 Merrie England

1954 Concerts etc.

1955 The Mikado1958 Maid of the Mountains1959 The Cypsy Baron

1960 The Merry Widow ,

1961 Oklahoma1962 Die Fledermaus

1963 White Horse lnn1964 Showboat1965 Call Me Madam1966 The New Moon1967 Rose Marie196B The DesertSong1969 Finian's Rainbow1969 Cuys and Dolls1970 Summer Song1971 Brigadoon

South PacificCArousel

The Pajama CameFiddler on the Roof

OklahomaThe BoyfriendTrial by JuryCabaret

The MikadoNo No Nanette

ShowboatMy Fair Lady

Oh Susanna

Yeoman of the CuardHello Dollyf he Pajama CameThe White Horse lnnFiddler on the Roof

Merry WidowTrialby Jury &Pirates of Penzance

Die Fledermaus

The New MoonCarousel

Next production - Kismet

Cast List

CharactersThe Earl of Essex . Len lohnsonSir Walter Raleigh ... Peter Carson

Walter Wilkins - a Player in Shakespeare's Company .................... Nicholas NicolSilas Simkins - another Player ..... ... Trevor NicolLong Tom - a Royal Forester lan MuirBig Ben - a Royal Forester ..... f im HartleyThe Queen's Fool .... Forbes MitchellA Butcher ..... fohn Green

A Tinker . Baxter MurrayA Baker ... Calum MacDougall

A Tailor ....... Gordon Fleming

Queen Elizabeth Patricia HartleyMiss Bessie Throckmorton . ............. Alison Macleod'Jill-All-Alone' ............... Alison Nicol

The May Queen ....... Kathleen MuirMarjory .. Louise MunroKate .......... ...:..... ... loan MurrayA Lord Alasdair Moodie

A Soldier David Caldwell

Ladies'ChorusEmma Anderson, Jean Blackhall, Robbie Cameron, Margaret Doig, Joan Don, AnnDuncan, Kyrstn Eadie, Alison Fraser, Cath Fraser, Brenda Creen, Norma lrvine,Moyra Jamieson, lsabel Laing, Katherine MacFarlane, Diane Mclntosh, JaniceMacKay, Mina MacKay, Mairi MacKenzie, Susan MacKenzie, Caroline MacKenzie,Marjorie MacKenzie, Eleanor MacVinish, Alison Mitchell, Evelyn Moffat, MaureenPringle, Catriona Patton, Stella Reynolds, Rona Robertson, Ailza Russell, JenniferSmith, Jessie Smith, lrene Stacey, Carol Sutherland, Anne Taylorson, Sadie Whyte.

Gentlemens' Chorus

lan Allison, NiallAllison, Colin Douglas, Scott Don, Ralph Duncan, Willie Findlay,Callum Jamieson, George MacGregor, Donald Matheson, Bob Morgan, JamieMacDonald, James Pringle, Drew Proudfoot, Charles Sinclair, Matt Smith

Programme Notes

Merrie England -

tu{u5i6 by Edward German Lyrics by Basil DeanFirst produced in 1902 and an instant success, this famous operetta is iompiled of a host of historical andfictitious characters set against the rich pageant of Tudor England. The partnership of Cerman & Dean washailed as the natural successor to Cilbert & Sullivan. The witty libretto and excellent music contribute to anextremely enjoyable and colourful entertainment.

The PlotThe story is contained within the historic period of the reign of Queen Elizabeth l. The Earl of Essex causesSir Walter Raleigh to lose favour with the Queen by revealing Raleigh's love for her lady in waiting, BessieThrockmorton. Elizabeth has Bessie imprisoned and Raleigh banished, but Essex later undergoes a changeof heart and works to end the estrangement between the lovers and the Queen, which he brings aboutusing a simple plan of deception.These events take place amid thejollity of May Day revels, which Elizabeth and her court attend, on thebanks of the River Thames.

Synopsis of ScenesAct I The Bank of the Thames Act ll Windsor Forest

Musical NumbersACT IIntroductionOpeningChorus .......... ........Sing adown,adown,adownDuet (Long Tom & Big Ben) ............. We aretwo proper menSong (Jill with Chorus) Oh, where the deer do lieSong (Wilkins) I do counsel that your playtimeSong (Raleigh) and Chorus .That every Jack should have a Jill

Quintet ......... love is meant to make us gladBallad (Bessie) She had a letter from her loveDuet (Raleigh & Bessie) .. . . .. . .. ... .......! .... When true love hath found a manTrio (Wilkins, Simkins & Essex) ........... When a man is a loverSong (Essex with Chorus) Who were the YeomenEntrance ofQueen Elizabeth .................Cod save ElizabethSong (Elizabeth) with Chorus O peaceful EnglandSong (Wilkins) with Chorus ..............King Neptune saton his lonely throneFinale ofAct | .................. ........ lt is a ta/e of Robin Hood

ACT IIOpening Chorus with Solo (Jill) The month of Mav has come todavQuartet ln England, merrie EnglandDuet (Wilkins and Simkins) The Big Brass BandDuet (Jill and Raleigh) ft is the merrv month of MavChorus ......... Ihe Queen o'May is crowned todaySong (Raleigh) . .. . .. . Dan Cupid tath a gardenEnsemble .......... Two merry men a drinkingSong (Bessie) O who shall say that love is cruelSong (Essex) When Cupid first this old world trodMasque of St Ceorge and the Dragon ..':................. ......... Egyptian DanceChorus with Solo (King) .... .. .Oh! here's a to-do to die to-dayFinale ............ Now who'll come, said Robin Hood

Inverness Opera Company

Producer ... lohn Claudius

Assistant Producer ..........:...... ........ fames Pringle

Musical Director ... Sheila Bruce

Rehearsal Accompanist .............. Alyn Ross

Stage Director ...:..... ... George Reynolds

Stage Manager ..... .... Gordon Duncan

Stage Assistants ....... ...............Michae| Don, Alan Don, Billy Reynolds

Craig Duncan, Martin Caldwell

Props ........ ....... Ann & Bill Harvey, fudith Rumbold

Wardrobe ... ... Sheila Mather (Co-ordinator), f ean Blackhall, Morag lohnsonSadie Whyte, foan Murray

Choreography ......... ........ Helen Mackie

Prompt lesley Kay

Front of House ............Kay Grigor, Cynthia Nicol, Wilma Torrance, f udith Rumbold

David & Jan Proudfoot

Publicity .... Moyra f amieson & Donald Matheson

Patrons & Priority Bookings .... Stella Reynolds, Ann Duncan, Emma Anderson

Commercial Patrons David CaldwellLibrarian ........ Norma lrvine

OrchestraConductor ..... Alyn Ross

Organ ....... Stuart Anderson

Percussion Geoff Blogg

Sheila Bruce

Trumpet Ray Munday

Piano .

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Set hired from Popplewells of Ayr

Costumes from W.A. Homburg Ltd, Leeds

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W. BanksMrs E. Barclayj.L. BarnfatherMrs J.L. BarnfatherMiss E. BarrowMrs F. BaxterD.C. BiggMrs BirseW.S. BlackhallMrs J. BoneDr A..1. BoothDr D.H. BoothA.S. BremnerMrs S. BruceW.W. Burgess

Mrs D. CaldwellJ. CarsonMrs K. CarsonMrs E.W. ChalmersMiss C. ChalmersLr.F. LnlsnolmMrs M.R. ChisholmMiss V. ChristieMiss E.D. Connan.Mrs M. CormackF. CritchleyMrs F. CritchleyA.W. CurrieMrs A.W. Currie

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8BGovernors of Eden CourtProvost A.G. Sellar, ChairmanJ.S. Grant, Vice-Cha i rma nR.A. FaskenG.D. FinlaysonW.A.E. FraserR.E. Godfrey

H. Farquhar, Secretary

For Eden Court TheatreTheatre DirectorFinancial Controller & Deputy DirectorDevelopment OfficerFront of House ManagerAssistant Front of House ManagerBox Office ManagerAdministrationPrint and Publicitv OfficerPublicity AssistantTechnical ManagerStage ManagerChief ElectricianSound TechnicianHead FIvmanProjectionistStage Door Reception istsCleaning SupervisorFor'The Bishop's Table'Senior ChefCatering ControllerRestaurant SupervisorBar Supervisor

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Catherine RobinsRoger NivenJohn PetcheyVal Falcon

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