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1970'S GILBERT & SULLIVAN SOCIETY of W.A. PR12202 Date Venue Title & Author Director Producer Principals ___ 1970’s GILBERT & SULLIVAN SOCIETY of W.A. PR12202 Date Venue Title & Author Director Producer Principals ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1971 Fremantle Ruddygore Verdon Williams John Milson Geoffry Binckes Town Hall (Musical) Michael Rogers Reg Warwicker Gerald Chrystal Kevin Roach Kaye Wilson Valerie Melrose Maureen Hawke Terry Burridge Karen Harwood ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1972 ? Utopia Limited Graham Wood John Milson Ron Harwood or The Flowers (Musical) Gerald Chrystal of Progress Serge Tampalini Kaye Wilson Valerie Melrose Martin Clare Clive Griffiths Malcolm Pratt Reg Warwicker Con de Vos Alfred Mountier ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ PR12202 1 2021 1970’s GILBERT & SULLIVAN SOCIETY of W.A. PR12202 Date Venue Title & Author Director Producer Principals June 1974 Fremantle The Sorcerer Graham Wood Anthony Howes Ronald Harwood Town Hall (Musical) Bruce Mackintosh Gregory Yurisich Rowland Lyne Reginald Warwicker Valerie Melrose Elaine Flint Sandra Devenish Terry Johnson ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 11 – 20 Sept His Majesty’s The Pirates of Ian Westrip John Milson Alfred Mountier 1975 Theatre Penzance (Musical) Kaye Wilson Kevin Terry & Ron Harwood Gerald Chrystal Max Page Joe McGrandle Terry Johnson Trial by Jury …………………. Gerald Jones David Osborne Martin Clare Kevin Roach Frances Moncrieff Valerie Melrose ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ PR12202 2 2021 1970’s GILBERT & SULLIVAN SOCIETY of W.A. PR12202 Date Venue Title & Author Director Producer Principals 19 - 18 Sept His Majesty’s Iolanthe Ian Westrip John Milson Barry Preece 1976 Theatre (Musical) John Little Reg Warwicker John Bailey Bruce Mackintosh Valerie Melrose Jean Callaghan Vivian Menzies Anne Watson Karen Harwood Terry Johnson ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ May 1977 The Entertainment The Mikado Alan Abbott Brian Crossley June Bronhill Centre Dennis Olsen ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 28 July - Playhouse Offenbach’s RSVP Ian Westrip John Milson Ron Harwood 6 Aug (Musical) Roslyn Collins 1977 Roland McCallum James Malcolm & Robert Miller Alan Beckwith Anne Watson Robert van Mackelenberg PR12202 3 2021 1970’s GILBERT & SULLIVAN SOCIETY of W.A. PR12202 Date Venue Title & Author Director Producer Principals HMS Pinafore …………… Barry Preece Roland McCallum Bruce Mackintosh Desmond Lukey John Bailey Robert Miller Terry Johnson June Holmes Anne Watson 1978 ? The Gondoliers Alan Abbott Betty Pounder Peter Pratt (Musical) Bruce Mackintosh Gerald Chrystal Daphne Harris Louetta Farrar June Bronhill Terry Johnson Carla Jones Miriam Bottomley Donna Stone ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 24 Aug - Playhouse Patience Peter Bandy John Milson Desmond Lukey 2 Sept (Musical) David Holmes 1978 Reg Warwicker PR12202 4 2021 1970’s GILBERT & SULLIVAN SOCIETY of W.A. PR12202 Date Venue Title & Author Director Producer Principals Barry Preece Chris Waddell Roland McCallum Jean Callaghan Donna Stone June Holmes Anne Watson Terry Johnson ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1979 Playhouse Ruddygore Peter Bandy Raymond Omodei Chris Waddell June – July (Musical) Terry Johnson Des Lukey Anne Watson Reg Warwicker Valerie Melrose Kevin Roach Bill Coackley Susan Donnelly Pauline Rock ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ PR12202 5 2021 .
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