Cleo, Camping, Emmanuelle & Dick

The Barn Theatre, Southwick Community Centre

June  10,  11,  12 &  13  2026

Cleo, Camping, Emmanuelle & Dick

by Terry Johnson

Directed by
Mike Wells


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Cast

Mark Best : Sid James

Giles Newlyn-Bowmer : Kenneth Williams

Laura Witham : Barbara Windsor

Tiffany Murphy : Imogen Hassell

Caroline Marchant : Sally

Ben Pritchard : Eddie


Production Crew

Stage Manager – Diane Robinson

Deputy Stage Manager – Julian Batstone

Assistant Stage Manager – Helen Dear

Lighting Design – Martin Oakley

Lighting Operation – John Garland

Sound Design – Julian Batstone

Sound Operation – Jeff Woodford

Set Design – Noel Boswijk

Set Construction and Painting – Sue Netley

Set Construction and Painting – Helen Dear

Set Construction and Painting – Sue Chaplin

Set Construction and Painting – Tim Westcott

Set Construction and Painting – Judith Berrill

Make-up – Chris Horlock

Properties – Diane Robinson

Properties – Helen Dear

Properties – Kate Rosewarne

Wardrobe – Maggi Pierce

Wardrobe – Lindsay Midali

Poster, Flyer and Programme cover – Judith Berrill

Programme – Susanne Crosby

Publicity – Emily Dennett

Publicity – Susan Crosby

Publicity – Peter Joyce

Promotional Photography – Phil Nair-Brown

Production photography – Sam Taylor


‘Cleo, Camping, Emmanuelle & Dick’: what’s the link?  Of course, it’s Carry On! Cor Blimey! We all know what that means. Sid James carrying on. Kenneth Williams getting outraged.  Barbara Windsor giggling. Blackpool naughty postcard humour.

But this play deals with the behind-the-scenes shenanigans of these much loved comedy stars as well as the comedy, there’s some gritty reality and drama of the less than glamorous showbiz life.  In the caravan dressing room, Sid lives up to his lecherous screen persona with Kenneth disapproving of his goings on.  But when Sid meets Barbara, the loud-mouthed blonde, he finds someone who gives as good as she gets.

The play combines ‘Carry On’ humour with the touching story of Sid and Barbara’s relationship: there’s a lot more to this show than ‘Carry On’.

Contains adult themes. Not suitable for children.


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