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Rachel and the Roarettes

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A musical play by Jude Alderson continues this Summer Season of new drama.
A rollicking fantasy with songs and robberies, motorbikes and stagecoaches. A story of wild women in the 18th century and where they are now ... !
Musicians RICHARD WOLFSON, ANDREW SAUNDERS, DAVID ADAMS, JULIA PALMER, SIANED JONES
Music by JUDE ALDERSON
Choreography by STUART HOPPS
Sound IAN RAE
Lighting BOB CHAPLIN
Script editor CAROLINE OULTON
Designer SALLY ENGELBACH
Producer ROGER GREGORY
Director ROB WALKER
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Contributors

Writer:
Jude Alderson
Musicians:
Richard Wolfson
Unknown:
Andrew Saunders
Unknown:
David Adams
Unknown:
Julia Palmer
Music By:
Jude Alderson
Choreography By:
Stuart Hopps
Editor:
Caroline Oulton
Designer:
Sally Engelbach
Producer:
Roger Gregory
Director:
Rob Walker
The Roarettes:
Rachel: Josie Lawrence
The Roarettes:
Moll: Jean Hart
The Roarettes:
Black Bess: Femi Taylor
The Roarettes:
Bootleg Jane: Louise Gold
At the Black Dog:
Maggie: Terry Neason
At the Black Dog:
Melanie: Susannah Bunyon
At the Black Dog:
Gary: Gary Oldman
At the Black Dog:
Harold: Alan Ford
At the Black Dog:
Eustace: Howard Lew Lewis
At the Black Dog:
Priest: Norman Beaton
The Law:
Judge: James Grout
The Law:
Elizabeth: Linda Polan
The Law:
Belinda: Deborah Poplett
The Law:
DC Smear: Barry Stanton
The Law:
PC Twerp: Christopher Ryan

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