Lloyd George Knew My Father
No review available at this time.
Cast
Lady Boothroyd (Sheila) – Sue Keer
General Sir William Boothroyd – Keith Keer
Robertson – Keith Phillips
William Boothroyd MP – Gareth Croft
Maud Boothroyd – Jenni Collins
Sally Boothroyd – Verity Walker
Simon Green – Andrew Smith
Rev. Trevor Simmonds – Ranjan Bhuyan
Crew
Director – Marie Jacobs
Stage Manager – Alan Agutter
Technical Director / Lighting / Sound – John Cordery
Prompt – Suzanne Hudson
Set – Alan Agutter, Marc Jacobs
Costumes – Lisa Harrington
Props – Janet and Stephen Bennett
Front of House – Gareth Croft
Publicity – Graham Salter
Box Office – Stephen Bennett
Lord and Lady Boothroyd are the proud owners of Boothroyd Hall which has been in the family for three hundred years. When Lady Boothroyd learns that a
planned bypass will cut through the Boothroyd land, she decides to take matters into her own hands and threatens to ‘do herself in as soon as the first sod is turned’. She is not taken seriously by most of the family who endeavour to dissuade her, even enlisting the help of the local vicar.
Find out how this hilarious story develops by reserving your ticket for our November production – William Douglas Home’s “Lloyd George Knew My Father.” Email boxoffice@neweraplayers.org.
No review available at this time.
Cast
Lady Boothroyd (Sheila) – Sue Keer
General Sir William Boothroyd – Keith Keer
Robertson – Keith Phillips
William Boothroyd MP – Gareth Croft
Maud Boothroyd – Jenni Collins
Sally Boothroyd – Verity Walker
Simon Green – Andrew Smith
Rev. Trevor Simmonds – Ranjan Bhuyan
Crew
Director – Marie Jacobs
Stage Manager – Alan Agutter
Technical Director / Lighting / Sound – John Cordery
Prompt – Suzanne Hudson
Set – Alan Agutter, Marc Jacobs
Costumes – Lisa Harrington
Props – Janet and Stephen Bennett
Front of House – Gareth Croft
Publicity – Graham Salter
Box Office – Stephen Bennett
Lord and Lady Boothroyd are the proud owners of Boothroyd Hall which has been in the family for three hundred years. When Lady Boothroyd learns that a
planned bypass will cut through the Boothroyd land, she decides to take matters into her own hands and threatens to ‘do herself in as soon as the first sod is turned’. She is not taken seriously by most of the family who endeavour to dissuade her, even enlisting the help of the local vicar.
Find out how this hilarious story develops by reserving your ticket for our November production – William Douglas Home’s “Lloyd George Knew My Father.” Email boxoffice@neweraplayers.org.
