archive Spring 1999
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April – 8 May This quintessential East End musical by the composer of Oliver presents a world where all gangsters are loveable rogues and the ladies of dubiuos virtue have hearts of gold. A good old-fashioned knees up. ‘A blooming great affair’ Daily Express
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 Gambler / George the Builder/ Priest / Drums / Bass and Guitar John Ashby |
 Lennie /Percy Fortesque / Bass and Drums Tim Barron |
 Tosher / Trombone and Trumpet Richard Brightiff |
 Lily Smith / Piano / Percussion and Cello Diana Croft |
 Frederick Cochran and Percussion Steve Edwin |
 Redhot / Banjuele / Guitar and Bass Phil Hearne |
 Sgt Collins / Trombone and Trumpet Tony Hunt |
 Rosey and Alto Sax Nina Lucking |
 Betty / Sax / Flute and Piano Liz Marsh |
 Horace Seaton / Blindman and Alto Sax Anthony Psaila |
 Brass Upstairs / Myrtle / Piano / Fiddle and Alto Sax Carol Sloman |
 Spiv / Teddy Boy and Sax Tim Steadman |
 ‘Paddy / Clarinet / Percussion / Bongo / Acoustic Guitar and Electric Guitar Dale Superville |