Dunedin
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| Hay Fever | |
| by Noel Coward Opening Night 15 February 2001 | |
| Director: Louise Petherbridge | |
| The action of the play takes place in just one weekend, in the country in the home of what today might almost be called a dysfunctional family. Mother is a ‘resting’ actress, father a successful novelist, son a would-be artist and daughter a teenager who does nothing but knows it all. Each, unknown to the others, has invited a special "friend" to spend the weekend in their home. During the weekend, however, these alliances shift, precipitating the action to a conclusion that could be summarised as “the family that fights together stays together!” | |
| Cast | |
| Sorel Bliss | Katherine Beresford |
| Simon Bliss | Kelvin Cummings |
| Clara | Mary Greet |
| Judith Bliss | Terry MacTavish |
| David Bliss | Brian Beresford |
| Sandy Tyrell | Nick Duval-Smith |
| Myra Arundel | Trish Wells |
| Richard Greatham | Geoff Lambourne |
| Jackie Coryton | Emily Duncan |
| Amy | Christine Hurst |
| Crew | |
| Stage Manager | Kathryn Tall |
| Stage Crew | Amanda Vercoe |
| Christine Hurst | |
| Jessica Little | |
| Lighting/Sound | Scott Chalmers |
| Lyndon Hood | |
| Christine Gibbs | |
| Don Knewstubb | |
| Art Work | Andrew Cook |
| Set Design/Construction | Robert Aitken |
| Brian Beresford | |
| John Campbell | |
| Daniel Brown | |
| Kelvin Cummings | |
| Harry Love | |
| Louise Petherbridge | |
| Wardrobe | Charlotte Handley |
| Alison Finigan | |
| Juliet Clark | |
| Poster Design | Hayley Searle |
| Morehu Solomon | |
| Publicity | Rosemary Beresford |
| Lynne Keen | |
| Properties | Ngaire Sprague |
| Andrew Cook | |
| Front of House | Vivienne Aitken |
