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The BAD Players Barbara Basey-Fisher Lionel Power Isabella Coldham Izzy Rider Sarah Coldham Joseph Scholes Sue Garrod Pamela Seaman Joan Gibbs Tricia Sowerby with HEMBLINGTON HARMONY Helen Ingram Jo Tottingham Oonagh Johnson Katherine Woodburn Richard Morton L E S T W E F O RGET Hemblington Harmony Community Choir The choir is led by Suzanne Williams, for full details about Hemblington Harmony please visit http://zanniw.wix.com/hemblingtonharmony A Produced by Directed by Sarah Coldham & Sue Garrod Sarah Coldham & Izzy Rider T e a P a r t y Choreography Props/staging/costumes with entertainment Jo Tottingham BAD Players, Maggie Bunkell & Rackheath Players to mark 100 years since the start of Lighting & sound Front of house World War 1 James McConnell, Jonathan Jones Dave Coldham, Karen Tottingham, & Ben Garrod Billy Watson, Sarah Woodburn Sunday 28 September 2014 With special thanks to . at Blofield Church for providing us with a rehearsal venue 2pm and 6pm Richard Clayton of the Rackheath Players for his assistance with the lighting at Caister High School for the loan of technical equipment Lighting equipment supplied by Viking Stage Lighting Margaret Harker Hall, Blofield ‘My Boy Jack’ by arrangement with Nick Hern Books Jan Todman & Pamela Seaman for their generous donations of raffle prizes Proceeds from the raffle will be donated to The Royal British Legion Coming up . The BAD Players are already planning their 2015 panto, if you’d like to be involved in any way, please contact us via our website www.thebadplayers.webs.com The BAD Players are members of the National Operatic and Dramatic Association Part 1 Part 2 Audio Collage Dulce et Decorum est voices from the war years poem by Wilfred Owen I’ll make a man out of you Vera and Roland originally sung by Gwendoline Brogdan, this version appeared based on ‘Letters from a Lost Generation’ by in the film ‘Oh What a Lovely War’ Roland Leighton and Vera Brittain Rudyard Kipling urges the need for Major Star General Conscription from the third episode of ‘Blackadder Goes Forth’ from ‘My Boy Jack’ written by David Haig written by Richard Curtis and Ben Elton Captain Cook Rudyard and Carrie Kipling react to the from the first episode of ‘Blackadder Goes Forth’ news of their son's death written by Richard Curtis and Ben Elton from ‘My Boy Jack’ written by David Haig The Old Lady Shows Her Medals Till we meet again part 1, written by J M Barrie sung by Hemblington Harmony with a waltz danced by the BAD Players Pack up your troubles in your old kit-bag The Old Lady Shows Her Medals sung by Hemblington Harmony part 2, written by J M Barrie Died of Wounds Keep the home fires burning poem by Siegfried Sassoon sung by Hemblington Harmony The Soldier INTERVAL poem by Rupert Brooke Refreshments will be served and the raffle will be drawn Remembering those who lost their lives in Blofield, Hemblington and North Burlingham For more information and reference material on all the items included in our programme please visit the ‘Previous Shows’ page on our website www.thebadplayers.webs.com The Last Post .

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