About the Play
(Produced with consent of the Author)
Producer: Lorraine Galloway
| Actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Don Meyer | Egbert: The Baron’s Henchman |
| Bill Allum | Ogbert: The Baron’s Henchman |
| Roger Michel | The Baron Hugo |
| Bill Haug | Skribb, the Baron’s Steward |
| Doug Huggins | Mother Goose |
| Rita Coe | Boy Blue |
| Frank Webster | Sea Captain |
| The Babes | |
| Mary McRoberts | Dib |
| Debbie Udy | Dolly |
| Tom Barton, Audrey Oxley | The Horse |
| Marjory Rodgers | Fairy Godmother |
| John Harms | Jack |
| Debbie Wallace | Jill |
| Sue McDonald | Humptey Dumptey |
| Lorraine Allum | Bo-Beep |
| Ivy Carmichael | Polly Put the Kettle On |
| Murray Marten | Simple Simon |
| Lesley Christien | Mary, Mary Quite Contrary |
| Charmaine Bigler | Peter, Peter Pumpkin Eater |
| Carol Boer | Little Miss Muffet |
| Elizabeth McCann | Little Girl with the Curl |
| Ann Marchand | Wee Willie Winkie |
| Donna Bialecki | Knave of Hearts |
| The Company | Chorus of Villagers |
| Linda Stepura, Amanda Parkinson, Beth Ross, Diane Rolston, Debbie Yakimovitch | Nautical Naughties |
| Susanne Cawston, Tracy Clarke, Carrie Foord, Sarah Hay, Jessica Lund, Amanda Lyall, Suzanne Lyall, Yvette Mercier, ZsuZsi Rety, Robin Ritchie, Pamella Whittle, Jackie Winfrey | Robins |
| Set Design | Doug Huggins |
| Assistant to Director | Margaret Rose |
| Stage Manager | Doug Hall |
| Costumes | Joan Cowley, Val Kelman, Aileen McRoberts, Margaret Wood, Nada McDonald, Molley Dixon |
| Properties | Nancy Siver, Anne Powter, Isobel Cole, Barb Hall, Rosalie Gower, Betty Curtis, Margaret Rose |
| Lighting | Edgar Dobie, Dale Siver |
| Sound | Al Wood, Johnny Rodgers, Richard Lyall |
| Publicity | Rita Potter |
| Makeup Design | Scotty Perry |
| Makeup Assistants | Barb LeWarne, Arlie Straw |
| Program | Shirley Burnham |
| Box Office | Dennis Learey |
| House | Gladys Williamson |
| First Night | Rita Potter |
| Stage Crew | George Siver, Norm Galloway, Eldon Okert, Tony Rose, Bill Warsimage, Peter Bulman, Merton Palmer, Gary Rupert, Glen Waneck |