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The 39 Steps

The Barn Theatre, Southwick Community Centre
March 26, 27, 28 & 29, 2014

The 39 Steps

by John Buchan

adapted by Patrick Marlow, from the movie by Alfred Hitchcock and an original idea by Simon Goble and Nobby Dimon

Directed by
Tony Brownings


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“Play delivered to West End standard”
– Shoreham Herald –

Cast

Guy Steddon – Richard Hannay

Sophie Lane – Annabella, Margaret, Pamela

Mark Best – Clown 1

Phil Brown – Clown 2

 

Production Crew

Stage ManagerJohn Garland

Deputy Stage ManagerTerri Challis

Assistant Stage ManagersCaroline Woodley

Assistant Stage ManagersGraham Till

Backstage ASMTom Harris

The Costume TeamMargaret Pierce

The Costume TeamCherry Briggs

The Costume TeamJudith Berrill

The Costume TeamCaroline Woodley

The Workshop TeamDavid Comber

The Workshop TeamSue Chaplin

The Workshop TeamCarl Gray

The Workshop TeamMargaret Davy

The Workshop TeamJohn Cole

The Workshop TeamSheila Neesham

The Workshop TeamNigel Goldfinch

PropsRichard Ratcliffe

Lighting DesignMartin Oakley

Lighting AssistantsMike Casey

Lighting AssistantsLeah Smith

Sound DesignBob Ryder

Sound OperatorBrian Jones

Poster DesignJudith Berrill

PublicityAnna Quick

PublicityRosemary Bouchy

PublicityMargaret Pierce

PublicityJudith Berrill

Front of House Co-ordinatorJohn Garland

 

Programme Note #1: The 39 Steps

TB wrote: ” The 39 Steps the play opened in London’s West end at the Criterion Theatre in 2006 and is running still. So far it has been seen by over 3 million people. When I saw it a few years ago I thought it was brilliant. It was exciting, clever and oh so funny with a great story running through it.

I though to myself at the time this could be a challenge for the future but then instantly dismissed the idea as it was bound to run for years and no amateur companies would get a chance for decades. How wrong I was because here we are with amateur rights. Enjoy!

It is adapted by Patrick Barlow who is an actor, comedian and playwright. His alter ego Desmond Oliver Dingle is the founder, artistic director and chief executive of the two man National Theatre of Brent. ”