A Flavour of Lancashire

By Various


1 - THE DEAR DEPARTED - By Stanley Houghton - Directed by Carole Solazzo - This opens the insensitivity and coldness of the daughters towards their father layer by layer as the plot moves towards the end. When they discover their father’s demise , despite being upset, they are more worried about the distribution of his belongings and their mourning outfits portraying the materialistic nature of the daughters. 2 - LONESOME-LIKE - By Harold Brighouse - Directed by Stanley Whittaker - 1911. The mill. Sarah Ormerod has worked in a Lancashire mill for many years, but age and hard work have taken their toll. When she loses the use of her hands, she is condemned to spend the rest of her days in the workhouse, unless someone can help her. Without a welfare state, what happens to the elderly and disabled? 3 - THE LAST TANGO IN WHITEWELL BOTTOM - By David Tristram - Directed by Len Taylor - Membership of the local amateur drama society has dwindled to four. Time for dramatic action. There's only one thing that sells tickets these days - sex. But how will the locals react to the promise of a sizzling sex comedy? All is revealed in this fast-paced comedy of an Am-Dram in trouble.

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Cast


Name Role
Various Director
Elizabeth Whittaker (Dear Departed) Amelia Slater
Caroline Burke (Dear Departed) Victoria Slater
Geoffrey Jackson (Dear Departed) Henry Slater
Maureen Jackson (Dear Departed) Elizabeth Jordan
Roy Starkie (Dear Departed) Ben Jordan
Roy Preston (Dear Dep) Abel Merryweather
Maureen Jackson (Lonesome-Like) Sarah Ormerod
Catherine Entwistle (Lonesome-Like) Emma Brierley
Tony Harris (Lonesome-Like) Sam Horrocks
Alex Wheeler (L/some-Like) Rev Frank Alleyne
Geoffrey Collinge (Last Tango) Gordon
Sheila Godfrey (Last Tango) Joyce
John Clegg (Last Tango) Bernard
Elaine Iveson (Last Tango) Margaret

Past Production

This show ran from 2nd June 1999 - 4th June 1999.

Venue

The Bacup Leisure Centre
Burnley Road
OL13 8AG

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