archive Autumn 2003

7 – 29 November
The Good Intent
book by Dave Ross and Gerry Sweeney
lyrics and music by Nick Dawson, Dave Ross and Ray Shea

One ordinary man. One heroic action. One community will never forget.

1943. Navy deserter and east-end wide boy Jim forms an unlikely friendship with Raimund Sanders-Draper, a young American pilot. While the allies fight for freedom in the skies above Hornchurch, the locals live, dance and love as though their liberty depends upon it. While world leaders face tough political decisions, one young pilot has to make the hardest choice of his life.

Sign Language Interpreted performance - Wednesday 19 November at 8pm - Interpreted by Tracey Barlow
Audio Described performance - Saturday 29 November at 2.30pm - Described by Jill Woods

- production photographs, by Nobby Clark
- read a review by Barry Kirk of the Romford Recorder
- Were you in Hornchurch in 1943?

Artistic Credits
Director - Bob Carlton
Designer - Rodney Ford
Musical Director - Carol Sloman
Lighting - Matthew Eagland
On the Book - Lisa Poet

dates and times
running time: 2 hours (including interval)

cut to the chase... in a Queen's Theatre production
Jock, Bert Jim Bywater	Pops, Arthur James Earl Adair	Dickie, Tommy, 1st MP Richard Emerson	Rose Emily Gardner	Sanders Draper Ben Goddard

Jim Nick Lashbrook

Charlie, 2nd MP Philip Reed

Ivy, Pat Carol Sloman

Edie Loveday Smith

Song List

Act One

Interval

Act Two

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