Rogan Brown - Dad's Army 2019

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CAST

Captain Mainwaring: Ian McQueen

Sergeant Wilson: Mike Casey

Lance Corporal Jones: Philip Crouch

Private Frazer: Marcus Johnson

Private Godfrey: Chris Whitfort

Private Pike: Dan Prichard

Private Walker: Damian Brockie

Support Cast and Ensemble: Peter Allanby, Naf Aungshu, David Bloomfield, Polymnia Flouris, Steve Gallagher, Jenna Grosvenor, Denis Hawkey, Scott Hunt, Duncan Kelly, Tess Kent, Judy McDavitt, Peter Middleton, Jake Mühling, Graeme Richardson, Janet Smith, Louise Stubs, Tony Webb, Kim Woodhead, Julie Zimmerman.

Company:

Hobart Repertory Theatre Society

Season: 17 May - 1 June 2019

Venue: Playhouse Theatre, Hobart

Written by: Jimmy Perry and David Croft

Director: Roger Chevalier

Stage Manager: Rogan Brown

Production Managers:

Shauna-Lee Ward, Pete Smith

PRODUCTION TEAM

Assistant Stage Manager: Lachlan West

Set Design/Realisation: Rogan Brown

Lighting Design: Rogan Brown, Louise Stubs

Musical Direction: Kieran Slicer

Musical Accompanist: Andrew Morrisby

Soundscape Design: Scott Hunt

Properties Coordination: Janet Smith

Properties Assistant: Jan Etta

Lighting/Sound Operators: Edward Lawless, Cheryl Sward

Special Effects Make-Up: Louise Stubs

Costume Coordination: Tess Kent, Jennifer Scriber, Janet Smith

Sewing Assistance: Deb Dean, Jan Etta, Karen Fahey, Felicity Faulkner, Meredith McQueen, Julie Raphael

Graphic Design: Carolyn Whamond

Poster Artwork: Paul Peart-Smith

Photography: Wayne Wagg

Program: Moya Deigan, Adela Morton, Pete Smith

A Classic British Comedy

Hobart Rep is proud to be taking its audiences back to 1940s Britain to experience World War II through the eyes of Dad's Army, the (fictional) Walmington-on-Sea Home Guard.

Meet the pompous Captain Mainwaring, the dutiful Sergeant Wilson, the endearing Lance Corporal Jones and innocent Private Pike, and relive memorable one-liners like: “Do you think that’s wise, sir?”, “You stupid boy!” and “Don’t panic!”

This performance brings to life three classic episodes of this much-loved BBC TV sitcom, made between 1968 and 1977 –The Deadly Attachment, Mum's Army and The Godiva Affair and, as an encore, The Floral Dance.

Eighty episodes of Dad's Army were produced in total, accompanied by its memorable theme Who do you think you are kidding, Mr Hitler? In 2004, Dad's Army was ranked in the top ten in a BBC poll of Britain’s best sitcoms.

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