In 2009, we revisited our successful production of Oklahoma which was last staged in 2001.

Set at the turn of century, the high-spirited rivalry between farmers and cowboys provides the background for the love story of Curly and Laurey, despite the efforts of farm hand Jud to derail their romance to have Laurey for himself. Eventually true love prevails and Curly, Laurey, their friends and family live happily ever after as they prepare for their territory to join the United States of America.

The classic Rodgers and Hammerstein score includes Oh What A Beautiful Mornin’, Kansas City, The Farmer and The Cowman and the iconic title song Oklahoma (which is now the state’s official anthem).

The production raised £2,500 which was donated to Moorcroft School.

 

Cast
Laurie Louise Crouch
Curly Steve Ellis
Aunt Eller Jenny Rigby
Jud Fry Simon Tidball
Ado Annie Claire Ridley
Will Parker Tudor Williams
Ali Hakhim Ben Banks
Andrew Cairns Maxwell Harkness
Gertie Christina Taylor
Ike Skidmore Matthew Ridley
Slim David Rees
Vivian Stephanie Ware
Ellen Roma Ridley
Cord Elam Brian Coles
Kate Debbie Langford
Sylvie Teresa Walters
Virginia Pam McGowan
Fred Alan Holloway
Mike Les McGowan
Joe Geoff Williams
Tom Brian Goddard
Ensemble Alec Coles
Ensemble Alice Coles
Ensemble Molly Fear
Ensemble Jordan Hines
Ensemble Rhiannon Hines
Ensemble Olivia Holburd
Ensemble Alex Price
Ensemble Megan Rigby
Ensemble Kath Speechley
Ensemble Richard Speechley
Production Team
Book and Lyrics Oscar Hammerstein II
Music Richard Rodgers
Director Jean Hobson
Musical Director Jean George
Choreography Roma Ridley
Rehearsal Pianist Jamie Blethyn
Stage Manager Michael George
Prompt Maggie Warren
Publicity Maggie Warren
Lighting The Compass Theatre
Song List
Act One Act Two
Overture The Farmer And The Cowman
Oh What A Beautiful Morning All Er Nothin
The Surrey With The Fringe On Top People Will Say We're In Love (Reprise)
Kansas City Oklahoma!
The Surrey With The Fringe On Top (Reprise) Finale
I Cain't Say No  
Many A New Day  
It's A Scandal! It's An Outrage!  
People Will Say We're In Love  
Poor Jud Is Dead  
Lonely Room  
Out Of My Dreams  
Dream Ballet  

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