Summer shows – Casting announcement
The Merchant of Venice
(director Diana Bromley)
Duke of Venice – John Colmans
Prince of Morocco – Blue Beazley
Prince of Aragon – Geoff Prutton
Antonio (the Merchant) – Stephen Lanigan-O’keeffe
Bassanio – Edwin Coutts
Gratiano – Richard Tinworth
Solanio – Edward Smith
Salaria – Juliette Kulikovs
Lorenzo – Anthony Gretton
Shylock – Amos Witztum
Tubal – Blue Beazley
Launcelot Gobbo – Geoff Prutton
Old Gobbo – John Colmans
Portia – Naomi Smallwood
Nerissa – Rebecca Hill
Jessica – Alice Golton
Balthazar/Stephano – Milo McCarthy
Our Country’s Good
(director Kayne McCutcheon, assistant director Michael Reffold)
Wisehammer/Phillip – Steve Chapman
Ralph – Warren Lustig
Mary/Rev Johnson – Jess Taylor
Sideway/Collins – Clare Janew
Dabby/Meg/Faddy – Anna Rolfe
Harry/Arscott/Campbell – Mark Overall
Ketch/Ross – Alice Gill-Carey
Caesar/Johnston – Gideon Benari
Duckling/Tench – Libby Curley
Liz/Dawes – Emily Hill
About the Garden Suburb Theatre
With more than a century of history, the Garden Suburb Theatre is a forum for anyone who is passionate about the theatre.
Please have a look around our website and if you find anything that interests you then we’d love to hear from you – or find us on Facebook or even follow @GdnSubTheatre on Twitter
We have no requirements for membership other than a desire to join us in promoting and celebrating live theatre the best way we know how; by putting on shows.
There is no audition to join or even an expectation that you will have to act; we also nurture directors, musicians, costumiers, designers, set-builders, lighting and sound engineers, stage crew, even humble web designers.
Casting announcement
For Jeeves and the Song of Songs and Audience…
Jeeves and the Song of Songs
Revd “Beefy” Bingham Colin Gregory
Mr Cholly Edward Smith
Miss Dolly Sue Miller
Bertie Wooster Edwin Coutts
Lady Worplesdon, Aunty Agatha Diana Bromley
Jeeves Gerry Zierler
Tuppy Glossop Anthony Gretton
The Hon Miss Cora Bellinger Clare Janew
Mrs Travers, Aunt Dahlia Francine Ross
Angela Travers Abi Tallack-Cain
Audience
Joan Ashley Collins
Helena Saria Babiker
Amanda Nina Meinzer
Quentin Doug Hopping
Bobbie Trudi Dane
Charles Rusty Ashman
Merrill Malcolm Stern
Lee Milo McCarthy
Keith Colin Gregory
Reginald Toby Moore
Eileen Rosie Fiore-Burt
Usherette Jemma Vernon
Wendy Jesse Musker
Jeeves & the Song of Songs
by P G Wodehouse, adapted for the stage by Francis Beckett
Performances: Thursday 11th to Saturday 13th April at the King Alfred’s Phoenix Theatre, Golders Green, NW11 7HY
Tuppy Glossop has dropped Bertie Wooster’s cousin Angela to pursue a romance with an operatic diva. Ordered by his Aunt Dahlia to break them up, Bertie somehow finds himself singing at an East End concert. A brand-new adaptation of the P G Wodehouse story.
Audience by Michael Frayn
From the author of Noises Off, a farcical take on what people are actually thinking and doing when they ought to be watching the play. Sometimes there’s just more drama on this side of the curtain than the other…
Performances: Thursday 11th to Saturday 13th April at the King Alfred’s Phoenix Theatre, Golders Green, NW11 7HY
Getting ready for Peter Pan #1: One Fearsome Crocodile
One fearsome crocodile, ready to eat Captain Hook! Our brilliant puppet creators have been hard at work making the crocodile (who they have named Colin) as well as Nana, the Darling children’s dog, and Tinkerbell. But we don’t want to spoil the surprise, book now to come and see them in action.
Wednesday 20 February – Sunday 24 February,
King Alfred Phoenix Theatre, North End Rd London NW11 7HY
Tickets from £10
https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/gardensuburbtheatre
An awfully big adventure
This February half term, why not join Wendy Darling and her brothers as they have the best adventure ever, flying off to Never Land with Peter Pan to fight fantastical pirates, chase magical mermaids, and avoid being eaten by a ferociously fearsome crocodile?
Peter Pan – casting notice
Peter Pan: Tilak Patel
Wendy: Jessica Taylor
Nana: Tim Solomons
Liza: Judith Lord
Tinker Bell: Emily Hill
John: Rebecca Hill
Michael: Sara Ashlea
Hook: Andy Farrer
Smee: Tim Solomons
Starkey: Sarah Boden
Mr Darling: Alan Gelfer
Mrs Darling: Jemma Vernon
Tiger Lily: Ebony Aboagye
Lost Boys
Lucas Farrer
Dougal Farrer
Olivia Gearson
Adam Norris
Jonah Maddocks
Maya Woolf
Ensemble
Juliet Blain
Sebastian Blain
Ana Gearson
Mark Gelfer
Rebecca Grossman
Lucas Howard
Elizabeth Jones
Nina Meinzer
Max Mendelle
Sue Miller
Amelie Millhoff
Anouk Millhoff
Toby Norris
Sasha Patel
Jacob Pleass
Amelia Radnedge
Lauren Shaw
Jacob Simon
Membership from only £1.25 a week!
10 great reasons to join NOW!!!
- You get to take part in up to 5 full productions a year, front or backstage.
- You get experience of working in a variety of venues, from a small studio theatre to a large proscenium theatre and, in the summer, in the Little Wood open air arena.
- Our shows have won many awards, but that’s not the only reason we produce them; we also like to let new people have a chance to try out and acquire skills.
- With over 200 members, it’s a great way to meet a bunch of friendly people with no ‘luvvy’ pretensions.
- You get a free ticket to every show we perform – worth about £55 a year (beats the West End prices!)
- We are a charity – every penny we make goes back into the society for our events and productions.
- You get free attendance to rehearsed and unrehearsed play readings, allowing you to hear shows you may not experience anywhere else.
- Kids and teenagers get to perform in the February show, and of course, help us out backstage with productions.
- We have showcased many new authors’ work in our schedules, including some plays by members.
- We hold regular social events and to keep you in touch with what’s happening, you will receive regular newsletters and email news bulletins.
There are four categories of membership of the Garden Suburb Theatre:
Active: This costs £60 and allows you take part in all activities including acting and directing and entitles you to a free ticket for each production.You will also receive our regular newsletter.
Concession: This costs £40 and gives you all the benefits of full membership with a reduction in cost for senior citizens, young people 12-18, full-time students and unwaged people.
Friend: This costs £35 and entitles you to a free ticket for each production (giving a saving over normal ticket prices over the year) and to attend social events. You will also receive our regular newsletter.
Family: Costs £120 all has all the benefits of full membership for a family of one or two adults and all children under 18.
