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My Fair Lady 1999

This is a production of the play My Fair Lady (by Alan Jay Lerner and George Bernard Shaw) by Perth Theatre Company, 20th August – 11th September 1999, at Perth Theatre.

## About

Based on George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion, My Fair Lady features classic songs including Wouldn’t It Be Loverly?, I Could Have Danced All Night, Get Me To The Church On Time and The Rain In Spain.

## Cast

* Simon Bashford as A man from Hoxon
* Christopher Key as A man from Selsey Street
* John Yule as A policeman/George, a bartender
* Samantha Hannah as A young flower girl
* Ashleigh Mazur as A young flower girl
* Roger Leach as Alfred Doolittle
* John Yule as Charles, Mrs Higgins’ chauffeur/George, a bartender
* Stewart Mclean as Colonel Pickering
* Susie Dumbreck  as Eliza Doolittle
* Graham Mackay-Bruce  as Freddy Eynsford-Hil
Beauty and the Beast 2015

Beauty and the Beast by Alan McHugh by Perth Concert Hall and Perth Theatre Company, 12th – 26th December 2015, at Perth Concert Hall

## Cast

* Tom Mcgovern as Angus McFungus
* Martin McCormick as Beast
* AmyBeth Littlejohn asBella
* Barrie Hunter as Betty Blumenthal
* David Rankine as Blair Atholl
* Harry Ward as Boabby Blumenthal
* Amanda Beveridge as Deadly Nightshade
* Angela Darcy as Poison Ivy
* Martin McCormick as Prince Sebastian
* David Carnan as Ensemble
* Zoe Innes as Ensemble
* Elly Jay as Ensemble
* Chris McLeish as Ensemble
* James McCreight as Ensemble
Aladdin 2010

Aladdin in Perth Theatre in 3rd December 2010 – 8th January 2011, at Perth Theatre, Scotland. Cast and Photos .

## Cast

* Tom Mcgovern asAbanazer
* Lorna Craig as Aladdin
* Bethany Compson Bradford as Company
* David Rennie Fitzgerald as Company
* Lesley Mackie as Empress
* Amanda Beveridge as Fashionista Manada
* Helen Logan as Fashionista Neilly
* Gareth Morrison as Genie/Grand Vizier
* Katy Wale as Princess Pikaboo
* Spirit of the Ring So Shi as Brooke Bell
* Graham Crammond as Widow Twankey
* Bruce Fummey as Wishee Washee

## Photos

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Orange Cat

Orange Cat is one of the starter cats in Wholesome Cats. Their attack type is Mouse and action is Meow.

## Appearance

The cat has orange fur, darker orange stripes on its head, cheeks, back, and legs. They also have a light orange chest.

## Quotes

* searching for a sunbeam to sleep in!
* Sleeping in the sun is like getting a big warm hug!
* Don't tell anyone - I know a really nice patch of grass!

also they are the un-breaded version of bred
Jimmy Chisholm

**Jimmy Chisholm** (born 16 September 1956 in Inverness) is a Scottish actor in film, theatre and television. He trained as an
actor at Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh. He currently (2020) plays the part of Sonny Caplan in the BBC Scotland production, *River City*. He played Jimmy Blair from 1980 to 1986 in Scottish Television's long-running soap opera *Take the High Road*. In film, his credits include *Braveheart* (1995), as Faudron, and *Mrs Brown* (1997), as Mr Grant. On the stage, Chisholm is mostly associated with the Royal Lyceum Theatre which he calls his "acting home"

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## Perth Theatre

* Oliver the Musical 2004  Fagin
* The Sleeping Beauty 2005 Nurse Mcuddles /Fairy Nuff
* Cinderella 2006 /Senga
* Sinbad and the Last Princess 2007 Sally Doolally
* Of Mice and Men 2008  George
Cinderella 2021

This is a production of the play Cinderella (by Barrie Hunter) by Perth Theatre at Horsecross Arts and Perth Theatre Company, 26th November – 24st December 2021, at Perth Theatre.

## Story

Cinderella works in her late father's shop, but her Stepmother and Stepsisters, Bella and Ella, are doing their very best to make her life a misery. They've taken over the business, and poor Cinderella is doing ALL the work, while they are living their best life ... it's SO unfair!
Cinderella's work mate and best pal, Buttons, is furious that she's so badly treated, but Cinders is more concerned about how the rest of the workforce are feeling - unlike Bella and Ella, who only care about SHOPPING!
And now it's all change - the business is modernising, shop staff siblings Stella and Arthur are being laid off, and Buttons seems to have disappeared into thin air … what's going on? And who's that mysterious woman peering in the shop window? I'm sure she wasn't there a second ago ... very strange.
Throw in a Prince who has renounced all Royal duties, a Charity Ball, plus some Riverside Wildlife, and a cracking pair of shoes, and we have our story of Cinderella to share with you. Come and join us on our adventure - you're ALL invited to the Ball!

## Cast & Crew

* James Dawoud as Artur /Assistant
* Barrie Hunter as Bella (Ugly Sister)
* Lewis Winter Petrie as  Buttons / Prince
* Betty Valencia as Cinderella
* Kimberley Hoyle as Stella
* Ewan Somers as Ella (Ugly Sister)
* Helen Logan as Evil Stepmother
* Neshla Caplan as  Fairy Godmother
John H Savile

John Henry Saville owner Perth Theatre in 1900- 1924
was born into an East Anglian family of landowners and bankers. His father was a Norwich solicitor who he followed into the law profession. However, this career was short-lived and Saville soon became involved in the theatrical world. He became manager of the Theatre Royal in Sheffield, later manager of the Compton Comedy Company and eventually the owner of Paisley Theatre.
On 28 April 1924, fire (caused by a live cigarette end) destroyed the upper sections of the theatre (the Dress circle and Upper Circle were completely gutted, as was the flooring of the Gallery). The first person to spot the fire was a Mr. Halvor Boyd of 181 High Street who raised the alarm. At the same time, George Cushnie a well-known local footballer passing by saw the flames and ran to the Fire Station to call out the Brigade.
The subsequent performances (The Yellow Ticket with R. Gill-McLeay and Peggy Taber was playing at the time) were transferred to the Perth City Hall. The fire most likely caused by a cigarette caused around £5000 worth of damage. Saville nearly died in the fire trying to rescue papers from his office. The theatre was restored and reopened on September 22, 1924. It reopened with a classic performance of When Knights Were Bold starring Bromley Challoner and Enid Cooper.
The fire had affected Saville’s health and he passed away in his sleep at Bournemouth Hydro on Wednesday 19 July 1924, aged 67. His health had been failing for the last three years but had been compounded by the partial destruction of his beloved theatre in Perth. His wife and daughter Winifred took over the theatre, the former as proprietor and the latter as manager. Winifred ran the theatre until 1935 when she put it up for sale and retired to Torquay. Despite lucrative offers, she was determined to hold out until a suitable theatrical owner was found. It re-opened as a theatre on 23 September 1935.

## Theatres

### Owners in Theatres

* Owner of Paisley Theatre
* owner of Perth Theatre
Deirdre Davis

**Deirdre Davis** (born 1963) is a British actress. She is known for her role as Eileen Donachie in the BBC Scotland soap opera *River City*, which she starred in for almost 14 years, from its first broadcast on 24 September 2002 until May 2016. She has also appeared in the films *Orpahns* (1998), *The Debt Collector* (1999), *The Magdalene Sisters* (2002), and *The Rocket Post* (2004).

## Early life and career

Davis was born in Liverpool England, to Glaswegian parents. When she was a toddler, her parents moved back to Cardonald, Glasgow. She attended Penilee Secondary School, and it was only then that she realised her interest in drama. After secondary school, Deirdre studied a course in languages. However, she quit after a year to become a singer in a soul band.

At the age of 25, Davis joined drama school. Soon after graduating she got roles in theatre plays and short films.

## Theatre

Deirdre graduated from the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama in 1991. She has worked for many theatre companies including the Tron Theatre, The Little Foxes 2008 in Perth Theatre and 7:84 Theatre. In 2018, she played Nora in Rona Munro’s Bold Girls at the Citizens Theatre.
Deirdre first worked at Pitlochry in 1999 and was last seen as part of the ensemble in 2019

## Tv Series

She has appeared in a few movies and television shows and spent 14 years playing Eileen Donachie in BBC Scotland’s River City.
Helen Logan

Helen Logan is an actress. in Perth Theatre First Appearances was Aladdin in 1998. ,The Sleeping Beauty in 2005, Aladdin in 2011,Snow White and the seven Dames 2018 (2018), and Sinbad the Panto 2019 (2019). Oh Yes We Are 2020 and Cinderella 2021.
TV Series 21 Apr 2015 - Madeleine Cairns in River City.

## Theatres

### Perth Theatre

* 1998 Aladdin and Wonderful Lamp 1998
* 2005 The Sleeping Beauty 2005
* 2006 Tales from Hollywood 2006
* 2008 A Streetcar Named Desire 2008
* 2010 Aladdin 2010
* 2011 Death of a Salesman 2011
* 2013 Blithe Spirit 2013
* 2018 Snow White and the seven Dames 2018
* 2019 Sinbad the Panto 2019
* 2020 Oh Yes We Are 2020
* 2021 Cinderella 2021
* 2022 Jack and the Beanstalk 2022
* 2023 Aladdin 2023
Angela Darcy

## Recent Theatre credits

include: August: Osage County (Dundee Rep) Ring Road, Mack the Knife (Oran Mor) Where the Crow
Flies (In Motion) Janis Joplin: Full Tilt (NTS/Regular Music) The Venetian Twins (Royal Lyceum) Whingeing Women (King’s Glasgow) City of the Blind (David Leddy/Fire Exit) Scarfed For Life (Citizen’s Theatre) Goldilocks (Platform) The 27 Club (BB Promotions/Forever 27 Productions), Mister Merlin (Tron Theatre), Autobahn (Theatre Jezebel), The Tin Forest, Mary Queen of Scots Got Her Head Chopped Off , Our Teacher’s A Troll (National Theatre Of Scotland), Sub Rosa (Fire Exit/Citizens’ Theatre), Cinderella (Byre Theatre/Random Accomplice), Slick (Vox Motus), Shopping For Shoes (Visible Fictions), A Very Cosy Christmas (Tron Theatre) and The Incredible Swimming Choir (Starcatchers).2015, Stage, Poison Ivy, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, Perth Thetare/Horsecross, Ian Grieve

## Film and television credits

include High Times, Monarch Of The Glen and Rab C Nesbitt.

Angela is a very experienced Voice Over Artist, and has also performed in many Radio plays for BBC Scotland and BBC Radio 4. She has a great aptitude for accent and character work.

## Musician/Singer

As a session singer she performs with many bands all over the UK. Angela is also a singer/songwriter and is the lead singer in Glasgow based Americana/Country band ‘The Glass Roots’

She is lead singer in the band ‘The Glass Roots’ with fellow Brennan Artists Associates client Harry Ward
Renee Williams

Renee Williams hails from California where she studied choreography with a concentration in performance art and contemporary ballet. She then moved to New York where she attended the Suny Purchase Conservatory of Theater Arts for her BFA. She attended the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland for her Masters in Contemporary and Classical Theatre and now resides in Glasgow.

Theatre credits include:Hang, Andromache, Our Country’s Good, The Tempest (Tron Theatre); The Guitar Man (Surrogate Productions); Horizonal Collaboration (Fire Exit); Up Close and Personal (Cumbernauld Theatre). Film/TV credits include:She Will (Popcorn Group); Logan High (Chalkboard TV/CBBC); The Merits of Extinction (New Religion Film); Armchair Detectives (Tiger Aspects).
Bethany Compson Bradford

Dreamboats & Petticoats" (Playhouse Theatre, West End)
"Dreamboats & Petticoats" (Savoy Theatre, West End & National Tour)
"Call the Midwife" (BBC)
"Holby City" (BBC)

## Theatres

* Aladdin 2010 (Perth Theatre)
* Jack and the Beanstalk 2011 (Perth Theatre)

"My time at KSA provided me with the drive and confidence to throw myself into the industry. With the three core subjects of Dance, Acting and Singing each day I saw myself improve tremendously in all three subjects. As the classes are small, individual attention is given to every pupil and all areas of performing are addressed in order to make you as rounded a performer as possible. I have no doubt that I would not be in the place I am today if it wasn't for KSA and its tutors."
Rachel O'Riordan

Rachel O'Riordan (born 1974) is an Irish theatre director. She is currently the artistic director at the Lyric Hammersmith, London.

## Early life and education

Born in Cork, Ireland to poet and novelist Robert Anthony Welch and Angela O'Riordan Welch, O'Riordan first trained as a ballet dancer. This culminated in a scholarship to the White Lodge, Royal Ballet School and then Mariinsky Ballet (formerly Kirov). She studied English and Theatre studies at Queen Mary, University of London, before completing her PhD entitled Shakespeare's Physical Text: The Body's Imperative at the University of Ulster in 2002.

## Career

From to 2002 to 2011, O'Riordan co-founded and ran the Ransom theatre company in Belfast, Northern Ireland, where she directed the production Hurricane. The show was performed at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and earned a season in London's west-end and off-Broadway in New York City. O'Riordan then completed a season with the Peter Hall Company, where she directed August Strindberg's Miss Julie, and an adaption of George Orwell's Animal Farm at the Theatre Royal in Bath, England.

O'Riordan's tenure as artistic director of Ransom saw her commission and direct the first play by David Ireland, Arguments for Terrorism, and new plays Early Bird by Leo Butler and Transparency by Suzie Miller, Protestants by Robert Welch, and, the Irish famine-based This Piece of Earth by Richard Dormer. During this time she also ran a three-year programme entitled Writers on the Edge to develop new writing for women in Northern Ireland.

O'Riordan was artistic director at the Perth Theatre between 2011 and 2014. Her first production was Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. In October 2013, O'Riordan was announced as artistic director of the Sherman Theatre, and took up the post in February 2014. In January 2016, she was named amongst the 100 most influential people in theatre in the UK by The Stage

In February 2019 O'Riordan joined the Lyric Hammersmith, London as artistic director, succeeding Sean Holmes.[14]

## Personal life

O'Riordan is married to actor Richard Dormer.
Joanne Mitchell

Actress Joanne Mitchell has appeared on Coronation Street in two roles: firstly as the Sonographer at Weatherfield General who performed an ultrasound scan on a heavily-pregnant Maria Connor in April 2009; and she returned to the programme in June and July 2018 as Marsha Clifton, mother of Kayla.

Having completed a three year course at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School in 1997, she has gained experience in TV and film, theatre and radio. Her credits include roles in Licence to Live, Casualty, Holding On, Bad Girls, Heartbeat, Holby City, Doctors, A Touch of Frost, Emmerdale, Waterloo Road, Síol and Justice.

On the other side of the camera she was credited as producer on films entitled Inbred and Magpie, and as starring in, writing and producing the zombie film Bad Dawn alongside husband Dominic Brunt - best known for the long-running role of vet Paddy Kirk in Emmerdale.
Black Cat

* Profile
* Deck
* Store

**The Black Cat** is one of the characters in *Wholesome Cats.* They are one of the starter cats, and they grow stronger in the Woods and the Fields.There is a chance that they can be acquired through the “random cat” button for 1 coin. They can also be purchased at the store for 4 gold coins.

## Appearance

The Black Cat is a shorthaired black cat with a white outline and light yellow eyes. It has a light pink nose that is heavily highlighted.

## Personality

Like most Cats, the Black Cat is very playful and enjoys play-fighting. They are aggressive (though not as aggressive as the non-playable cats, especially Princess Leaf).

## Quotes

* Can you believe it? I - STRINGG!!
* I like STRING! hoomans and STRING!
Lala

Lala is one of the city cats in Wholesome Cats. Their attack type is Music and action is Joke. They appear in the City stage "Welcome" and being in the City and Computer makes them stronger.

## Appearance

The cat has black fur and rosy cheeks. They also have blue eyes and "o" mouth. They wear pink and white headphones with hearts on the sides.

## Quotes

* What's that one song? It goes, lalala, lalala...
* HmmmmMmmmM dun dun!
* Lalala, lalala~
* I'm cute and I know it~
Shadow Cat

Shadow Cat is a three-star cat who appears in Woods in the mission "Death Speak"and "Death Fight"with Death and Jack-o-Lantern. They are more stronger in the City. Their attack type is Bat and act is Ghost.

## Appearance

They are a faceless transparent black cat with a purple gradient, their body is spirit-like.

## Quotes

* I'm invisible and I like that.
* I'll follow you to the ends of the earth.
* Sometimes when I scream into the void, the void screams back.
* Sometimes I just want to fade away.
Brown Cat

Brown Cat is one of the starter cats in Wholesome Cats. Their attack type is Paw and action is Hug.

## Appearance

The cat has mainly white fur with light brown on their head, back, and tail.

## Quotes

* \*settles like a tiny raincloud on you\*
* you, yes you. You're my pillow
* I will rest my body on you when you least expect it
* Come here, pillow
The Sleeping Beauty 2014

The ​Sleeping Beauty (by Alan McHugh) by Perth Concert Hall and Perth Theatre Company, 11th – 26th December 2014, at Perth Concert Hall.

## Cast

* Ewan Donald as Camerson
* Barrie Hunter as Dame
* Brian Bremner as Fairy Elfin
* Jo Freer as Jinty Huff
* Ian Grieve as King Hector
* Gayle Telfer Stevens as Lucretia
* Louise McCarthy as Sleeping Beauty
* AmyBeth Littlejohn as Ensemble

## Crew

* Director By Kenny Miller
* Choreography by Lynne Bustard
* written By Alan McHugh
Humble Boy 2007

This is a production of the play Humble Boy (by Charlotte Jones) by Perth Theatre Company, 1st 17th March 2007, at Perth Theatre.

## Cast

* Steven McNicoll as Felix Humble
* Sandra Duncan as Flora Humble
* Michael Mackenzie as George Pye
* Jim Bernard  as Horsfall
* Lesley Mackie as Mercy Lott
* Amanda Beveridge as Rosie Pye
Currency

There are two main types of currency in the game, Silver and Coins. They can both be used and earned in various ways across the game involving completing levels and leveling up your cats.

## Silver

Silver is by far the easier currency to get ahold of in the game. It can be earned by battling other cats during travel or completing levels. When you lose a battle, you also lose silver. During earlier stages of the game, one would only lose around 0-30 silver, but as the player progresses they will find that they lose much more silver, especially in sections such as Sky and Space.

Silver can be used to level up cats, but besides that, there isn't much more you can use it for. Occasionally, cats will gift it to the player in various interactions on the home screen.

#### Appearance

It is pictured as a silver fishbone with a small face on the head. It appears to be sparkling.

## Coins

Coins are much harder to acquire. They can be earned almost only by battling other cats, and are rarely given to the player. Like silver, they can also be earned via cat interaction, but are very hard to get.

They can be used to buy cats from the store, to get a random cat, or to upgrade the Deck's storage. This last option is by far the best one, as there's no point in saving up coins to buy cats when you have no room for them in the first place.

#### Appearance

Coins have a simple appearance of a shiny, flat golden coin with the outline of a cat's head carved into it.
Starter Cats

**Starter cats** are cats that are available as the first cat the player receives at the start of the game during the tutorial. These cats include Brown Cat, Orange Cat, Grey Cat, White Cat, Tabby Cat, Black Cat and Blue Eyes Cat.

All starter cats are 1 star cats and can be purchased from the store immediately after completing the main menu tutorial, either randomly for the price of 1 coin, or by player choice, where they cost 3 or 4 coins each. Black Cat and Blue Eyes Cat cost 4 coins and all others 3 coins.

Most starter cats have identical stats with each other, besides Tabby Cat. Tabby Cat has 10 health, 6.5 range and 3.5 speed while the others have 7 health, 6.0 range and 4.5 speed.
Gray O’Brien

Gray O'Brien (born Gerard O'Brien, 11 August 1968) is a Scottish television and film actor, best known for his portrayal of the villainous Weatherfield businessman Tony Gordon in the popular ITV soap opera Coronation Street from 2007–2010, and as Richard McCaig on the BBC medical drama Casualty from 1996–1998.
Gary is First Appearances in Educating Rita 2023 at Perth Theatre
Cinderella 2006

This is a production of the play Cinderella (by Jimmy Chisholm and Ian Grieve) by Perth Theatre Company, 8th December 2006 – 6th January 2007, at Perth Theatre.

## Cast

* Michael Mackenzie as Baron Hardup
* Joe Gallagher as Bella
* Greg Powrie as Buttons
* Gail Watson as Cinderella
* Amanda Beveridge as Dodda Mutton
* Ronnie Simon as Major Domo
* Jim Webster-Stewart as Prince Rupert
* Jimmy Chisholm as Senga
* Ronnie Simon as Charles of Paris
The Sleeping Beauty 2005

This is a production of the play Sleeping Beauty (by Jimmy Chisholm and Ian Grieve) by Perth Theatre at Horsecross Arts and Perth Theatre Company, 9th December 2005 – 7th January 2006, at Perth Theatre.

## Story

The tale of the sleeping beauty - sleeping under the spell of a wicked witch until her Prince Charming comes to wake her up.

## Cast

* Jimmy Chisholm (Dame)
* Greg Powrie (Prince Ninny)
* Mark Cox (Duke Douglas)
* Amanda Beveridge (Dementia)
* Helen Logan (Lady Prudence)
* Stephen Clyde (Rupert the Rascal)
* Joe Gallagher (Chamberlain)
* Gail Watson (Sleeping Beauty)

## Crew

* Director Ian Grieve
* Design Robin Peoples
* Author Jimmy Chisholm
* Author Ian Grieve
Walter Carr

**Walter Carr** (1 April 1925 – 30 May 1998) was a Scottish actor and comedian.

Possibly his best known role was as the mate Dougie in the TV series *The Vital Spark*.

He played Shooey in Lex MacLean's TV series.

He had a minor part as the school teacher in the cult film *The Wicker Man* (1973), and played a jeweller in the comedy *The Girl in the Picture* (1985

## Filmography

* *The Wicker Man* (1973) - School Master
* *The Girl in the Picture* (1985) - Jeweller (final film role)

## Theatres

### Perth Theatre

Walter was Perth Theatre in Plays ,Musicals, and Pantomimes
Martin Johnston

Martin Johnston is an actor who appeared in the Ensemble and served as an understudy for Amos Diggory, Albus Dumbledore, Station Master] and Vernon Dursley in the original West End production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.

Johnston continued with the company into Year 2 cast. He began playing the role of Station Master full time, leaving his role as a member of the Ensmble and as an understudy for the Station Master.[2]

Johnston continued into the Year 3 company, remaining as the Station Master but left his role of understudying Vernon Dursley
Currently in rehearsals for Macbeth with Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch Derby Theatre and Perth Theatre https://vimeo.com/332497338 - Showreel
Mother Goose 2012

Mother Goose by Alan McHugh (by Alan McHugh) by Perth Theatre Company, 7th December 2012 – 5th January 2013, at Perth Theatre, Scotland.

## Cast

* Barrie Hunter  as Mother Goose
* Ewan Donald as Carlo the Clown
* Alissa Keogh as Dance Captain Ensemble
* Michael Moreland as Divolo
* Sarah Mcardie as Fairy Fortune
* Kirstin McLean as Ginny Goose
* Antony Strachan asLuigi Stromboli
* Joseph Mann as Priscilla the Goose
* Jennifer Hainey as Tina Tumble
* Ian Stobbie as Ensemble
* Rosemary Stanford as Ensemble
Michael Dylan

Michael Dylan trained at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama London
His work in theatre includes

First Appearances was in Perth Theatre Clarence in Richard III 2018, Gobbel in The Lying Kind – Tron Theatre,
Owen in Girl In the Machine Traverse Theatre, Cotton in White with Catherine Wheels Theatre Company (European and Asia Tour), Father Welsh in The Lonesome West at Tron Theatre and Russian tour.
Alfie in One Man Two Guvnors with the Royal National Theatre (UK and Ireland Tour), Ulysses at the Tron Theatre (Edinburgh Festival/Ireland Tour), Thisbe/Flute in A Midsummer Nights Dream for Headlong, Mick Connor in Comedians at the Lyric Hammersmith, Moonshadow at the White Bear Theatre London (Time Out’s Critics Choice), Brindsley Miller in Black Comedy at the Bridewell Theatre London and Naoise in Dierdre of the Sorrows Irish National Tour.
Secord Appearances was in Perth Theatre Prince Posh Pants Snow White and the seven Dames 2018

### TV/Film includes:

Shetland (BBC), B.B. Secrets and Lies (Endemol), Bert and Dicke (BBC)
Muppets Most Wanted (Disney),
Short Films: For George, The Hand of a Deadman.
What the Butter saw 1998

This is a production of the play What the Butter Saw (by Joe Orton) by Perth Theatre Company, 20th – 4th April 1998, at Perth Theatre.

## Cast

* Maeve Larkin as Geraldine Barclay
* Tessa Pritchard as Mrs Prentice
* Graeme Roberson as sergeant Match
* Jeff Shankley as Dr Rance
* Stuart Wilkinson as Nicholas Beakett
* Andrew Wincott as Dr Prentice
The Croft 2020

This is a production of the play The Croft (by Ali Milles) by Perth Theatre Company and The Original Theatre Company, 4th – 8th February 2020, at Perth Theatre.

## The Croft 2020

### Cast includes

* Gwen Taylor
* Caroline Harker
* Lucy Doyle
* Drew Cain
* Simon Roberts

## About

In the remote Scottish Highlands two women arrive at a former Crofters Hut in the deserted village of Coillie Ghille. When suddenly the weekend getaway takes an unexpected turn. Cut off from the modern world, Laura and Suzanne find themselves drawn into the dark history of the Croft and the lives that passed before them.
In this bold and haunting new play the present interweaves with the past as ancient tales surface and the terrifying truth lurking In the Croft is revealed.
Directed by award-winning director Philip Franks (The Habit of Art) and produced by The Original Theatre Company (The Habit of Art, The Night Watch, Birdsong), The Croft will be setting pulses racing this Spring.Starring national treasure Gwen Taylor (Barbara, A Bit of A Do, Coronation Street, Heartbeat), Caroline Harker (Middlemarch, A Touch of Frost) and Lucy Doyle.

## Cast

* Gwen Taylor as Enid
* Caroline Harker as Suzanne / Ruth
* Lucy Doyle as Laura / Eilene
* Drew Cain as David / Alec
* Simon Roberts as Tom / Patrick
Amanda Beveridge

Amanda Beveridge was born in Edinburgh is an actress and producer, known for Time Teens: The Beginning (2015) and Taggart (1983).River City ,High Road director with Perth Musicals

## Perth Theatre

### Pantos in Perth

* Jack and the Beanstalk 1991 as
* Aladdin 1992 as Genie of the Ring
* Dick Whittington and His Cat 1993 as Fairy Bowbells,
* Sleeping Beauty 1994 as Beauty
* Sinbad the Sailor 1996 as Sinbad
* Aladdin and Wonderful Lamp 1998 as Aladdin
* Peter Pan 2000 as Mrs Darling/Mermaid
* Dick Whittington 2002 as Dick Whittington
* Mother Goose 2003 as Jack
* The Sleeping Beauty 2005 as Dementia
* Cinderella 2006 as Dodda Mutton
* The Snow Queen 2008 as The Snow Queen
* Aladdin 2010 as Fashionista - Manada
* Beauty and the Beast 2015 as Deadly Nightshade

### Plays in Perth Theatre

* Noises Off 1992 as Brooke Ashton
* April in Paris 1996
* The Importance of Being Earnest 1995
* Skylight 1998
* The Nerd 1998
* The Innocents 1998
* Dial ‘M’ for Murder 2000 as Sheila Wendice
* Tales from Hollywood 2006
* Humble Boy 2007 as Rosie Pye
* A Streetcar Named Desire 2008 as Blanche Du Bois,
* Death of a Salesman 2011 as The Woman
Aladdin 2017

​Next Pantomime is Aladdin in Perth Theatre. Sat 9th Dec 2017-Sat 6th Jan 2018

Mwahahahahahaaaa! Body-popping, break-dancing baddie Abanazer is going to win the panto!
Can heroes Aladdin and Jasmine stop him? Can our own Dame Not without your help… Save the world with a foot-stamping, toe-tapping, fabulous Perth family panto! Back on Perth Theatre’s glorious restored main-stage, their first home-produced show of the season!
Packed with songs, fun and laughter, panto returns to its rightful home in Perth’s much-loved Christmas tradition.

## Cast

* Gavin Jon Wright as Aladdin
* Barrie Hunter  as Widow Twankey
* Tyler Collins  as Wishee Washee
* Wendy Seager as Genie
* Benny Young as Empress
* Nicole Sawyerr as Jasmine
* Christina Strachan  as Abanazer
* Victoria Chen as Ensemble;
* Ewan Somers as Ensemble
Richard III 2018

This is a production of the play Richard III (by William Shakespeare) by Perth Theatre at Horsecross Arts, 17th – 31st March 2018, at Perth Theatre.

## About

Or by its full first quarto title of The Tragedy of King Richard the Third, containing his trecherous plots against his brother Clarence: the pittiful murder of his innocent nephews: his tyrannical usurpation: with the whole course of his detested life and most deserved death. Of course, nowadays Richard is seen as much maligned but the image of the hunchback reciting "Now is the winter of our discontent" will remain with us for a long time. Essentially the plot sees Richard assuming the throne after Edward IV and disposing of all those with greater right. He is finally killed at the Battle of Bosworth Field after having pronounced that other great line "A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse!" (shouldn't that be "An horse!"?).

## Cast

* Peter Collins
* Meg Fraser
* Alison Peebles as Duchess

## Crew

* Director Lu Kemp
* Dramaturgy Frances Poet
* Playwright William Shakespeare
Sinbad the Sailor 1996

This is a production of the play Sinbad the Sailor, by Walter Carr and Michael Winter by Perth Theatre Company, 13th December 1996 – 11th January 1997, at Perth Theatre.

## Cast

* Martyn James as Bosun/Merchants/Giant/TheCaliph
* John Ramage as Mother Macaroon
* Michelle Chilton as Princess Jasmin
* Rachel Ogilvy as Scheherezade
* Amanda Beveridge as Sinbad
* Paul Nivison as Tinbad
* Ian Grieve as Vizier

## Crew

* Written and Director by Michael Winter
* Written by Walter Carr
Educating Rita 2004

This is a production of the play Educating Rita (by Willy Russell) by Perth Theatre at Horsecross Arts and Perth Theatre Company, 20th February – 6th March 2004, at Perth Theatre.

## Story

*Educating Rita* is the unforgettable story of the relationship between a feisty Liverpudlian hairdresser and a jaded university professor. Rita has a passion for literature and is intent upon self-improvement. Frank's disillusionment with live has driven him to the bottle. As Rita grapples with the trials of education, Frank learns to believe in himself again. Originally commissioned by the RSC, the show won the 1980 Society of West End Theatres award for Best Comedy and Best Play. Since this time, *Educating Rita* has never been out of production somewhere in the world. The film version which starred Julie Walters and Michael Caine was Oscar-nominated and won three BAFTA awards.

## Cast

* Richard Addison as Frank
* Anita Vetesse as Rita
Aladdin 2023

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This is a production of the play Aladdin by Perth Theatre at Horsecross Arts and Perth Theatre Company, 1st – 31st December 2023, at Perth Theatre.

## Cast

* Barrie Hunter as Margarita McTwankie
* Tiger Mitchell as Aladdin McTwankie
* Ewan Somers as Hank E McTwankie
* Helen Logan as Abigail McKrankie
* Kirsty Malone as Jeannie McSwankie
* Rachel Flynn as Heather Moore
* Ava Hickey as Ensemble
* Lewis Kerr as Ensemble
Anita Vetesse

Anita is a regular writer for BBC’s River City and currently writer in residence at National Theatre of Scotland as part of the John Mather Trust Award. Her other work includes: Falling for BBC Radio Drama and You Really Got Me Going as part of The Break for BBC Three. Her theatre work includes: Ringroad (best new play nominationat The Critics Theatre Awards); Happy Hour and From The Air for Oran Mor; Melvin Bragg Made me do it for Paines Plough Theatre Company; News Just In/Hostage Taker for Random Accomplice; Eddie and The Slumber Sisters for Catherine Wheels/National Theatre of Scotland. She co wrote a new musical, Bingo, for Stellar Quines /Grid Iron Theatre Company which toured in Spring 2018 and is on the writing team of BBC Radio Scotland’s The Lexicon of Murder which she co- created

## Perth Theatre

* Rita as in Educating Rita 2004
* Aladdin as in Aladdin and the enchanted lamp 2004
* Sabina 2005 in Perth Theatre
* Ruth in Blithe Spirit 2013
Anne Kidd

Theatre credits include: A RESPECTABLE WIDOW TAKES TO VULGARITY (Oran Mor); SCOTTIES (Theatre Gu Leor); MOVING PICTURES (Oran Mor); THE CHOIR (Citizens Theatre); FLYING WITH SWANS (Oran Mor); UNCLE VARICK (Rapture Theatre); HORIZONTAL COLLABORATION (Fire Exit Theatre Company/Traverse Theatre); DARE TO CARE (Stellar Quines Theatre Company); CINDERELLA (Perth Theatre); MOUNTAIN MEN (BBC Scotland Live Comedy Showcase); ONLY THE LONELY (Oran Mor); THE AUTHORISED KATE BANE (Grid Iron); MANCHESTER LINES (Manchester Library); COLD TURKEY WITH NANA (Oran Mor); JACK AND THE BEANSTALK (Perth); THE KISS (Oran Mor); IMPOSSIBLE THINGS BEFORE BREAKFAST (Traverse Theatre); WALTZ OF THE COLD WIND (Tron); DOUGH (Oran Mor); MARY ROSE (Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh).

Film credits include: DESPITE THE FALLING SNOW (Enlightenment Productions); RED ROAD (Red Road Film Production); THE JACKET (Jacket Productions); DONOVAN QUICK (Making Waves); GREGORY'S TWO GIRLS (Channel Four Films);TAGGART (Scottish Television).

Television credits include: SHETLAND SERIES 5 (BBC SCOTLAND); VICTORIA (SERIES 2) (Mammoth/ITV); SHETLAND SERIES 4 (BBC Scotland); TRUST ME (Red Production Company); MILLIE INBETWEEN SERIES 3 (Foundation TV); ONE OF US (BBC Scotland); SHETLAND SERIES 3 (BBC Scotland); MOUNTAIN GOATS (BBC Scotland); SHETLAND SERIES 2 (BBC Scotland); RIVER CITY (BBC Television); HAPPY HOLIDAYS (Effingee Productions); HOW NOT TO LIVE YOUR LIFE (BBC Comedy); RECOVERY (Tiger Aspect/BBC Television); STILL GAME (The Comedy Unit); COMMANDER II (Le Plante Productions); MISSING (SMG TV Productions); MONARCH OF THE GLEN (Ecosse Films); TUTTI FRUTTI (BBC Television).
Kidnapped 2003

This is a production of the play Kidnaped (by Robert Louis Stevenson) by Perth Theatre Company,
19th September 2003
4th October 2003
at Perth Theatre
Scotland after the '45 is a land struggling with its identities and loyalties. From vastly differing backgrounds, young David Balfour and the fugitive Allan Breck, flung together on a ship with a wild and reckless crew, must work together to save each other. David learns, in the course of a few short weeks that treachery and murder co-exist with courage and honour. The action of the play covers Scotland from the borders, Edinburgh and the Forth, through Erraid and the Isle of Mull, across Appin and Rannoch Moor into the hills of Perthshire.

## Cast

* Alasdair McCrone
* David Fitzgerald (David Balfour)
* Andrew Clark (Alan Breck)
* Beth Marshall
* John Langford
* Alan McPherson
* Alan Steele
* Fleur Linden Beeley
* Struan Sewell

## Crew

* Adapted by Alasdair McCrone
* Director by Alasdair McCrone
Princess Leaf

* Profile
* Deck
* Store

**Princess Leaf** grows stronger in Space, and she is presumably a Life cat. Her parents are Cloud King and Night Queen, and her brother is Prince Star.

She is one of the expensive cats in the Shop, with a price of 20 coins. She is winnable, and she can also be bought at the store or randomly chosen for 1 coin. She is also one of the few cats with a specified gender.

## Appearance

Princess Leaf is a pretty green cat with darker green ears and paws, and a lighter face and body. She has a white underbelly, dark green whiskers, and a heavily shaded red nose. Her eyes are brown and almond shaped, unlike the round eyes of most cats. She has a smiling mouth, leaves and vines on her tail, head and legs, moss on her back, and flowers decorating her face.

## Personality

Princess Leaf is calm, kind, and compassionate, and she is very caring about her garden. This is shown in one of her levels where she expresses sadness about not being able to help the player because she can't leave her garden and has to take care of it. She is respectful to her parents (Night Queen and Cloud King) and shows concern towards the player, wishing them good luck in finding the Life cats. However, like all the cats, she’s very aggressive in combat. She’s also much stronger than the player unless they are leveled up, with a damage of 15 in her levels. Princess Leaf's loyalty to her garden stems from the fact that her mother left her there as a baby, leaving her in the care of the plants and nature there. In her character screen quotes, she proves herself to be insightful and quite mature, often using nature-related metaphors in her speech.

## Quotes

* "Even the healthiest grass face the hottest sun sometimes."
* "Like a seedling, we can grow with time."
* "Flowers are a gift of love."
* "I'll grow flowers for you."

    Princess Leaf in the game cover ⬇ and Princess Leaf in one of the phone advertisement ➡
Meg Fraser

Meg trained at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama.

Theatre work includes Fall, Nova Scotia (Traverse Theatre), The Night Before Christmas (Belgrade Theatre, Coventry), Tom Fool (Citizens’ Theatre, Glasgow, for which she was awarded the 2007 Critics’ Award for Theatre in Scotland, Best Female Performance), All My Sons (Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh, for which she was awarded the TMA Best Supporting Actress Award), Being Norwegian (Paines Plough/ Òran Mór), Game Theory (Ek Productions), What I Heard About Iraq (James Seabright/ Paul Lucas Productions), Eric Laure (Royal Shakespeare Company/ Soho Theatre), Twelfth Night, As You Like It, Hamlet, Macbeth (RSC), Julius Caesar, The Taming of the Shrew, The Playboy of the Western World (Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh), The Winter’s Tale, The Seagull and Mince (Dundee Rep). Richard III and Gaslight in Perth Theatre.

Film work includes Young Adam.

Radio work includes Treasure of Midrumbe, Hand in Glove, Paint Her Well, Marriage and The Trick is to Keep Breathing.
Chris Stuart Wilson

ABOUT CHRIS STUART WILSON

Chris, a ‘Third Culture Kid’, was raised abroad for a significant part of his childhood before embarking on an Honours degree in Medical Anatomy and Physiology at Edinburgh University.

On completion of the course, Chris moved into the world of theatre arts and has since made a portfolio career spanning the roles of a choreographer/director, writer, performer and facilitator. His background and entrepreneurial approach has allowed him to work with people of all ages and abilities in a variety of different ways.

Working on the Coming Back Out Ball has been Chris’ first venture with National Theatre of Scotland and All The Queen’s Men, but his role as a facilitator has included everything from teaching musical theatre to young offenders to creating bespoke seated dance classes for adults living with dementia. The latter received significant media attention in 2017 and 2018 after the BBC presented two features on Chris’ work and the therapeutic effects of music and dance.

His unique choreographic style has included everything from finger tap-dancing in the award-winning production of White Christmas at Pitlochry Festival Theatre to Skipping Rope-ography in productions of his own international award-nominated alter ego, Jesus L’Oreal.

Perth Theatre Pantomimes in Snow White and the seven Dames 2018 and Cinderella 2021.

## Theatres

### Perth Theatre

* Snow White and the seven Dames 2018
* Cinderella 2021
* Jack and the Beanstalk 2022
The Sound of Music 1997

This is a production of the Musical The Sound of Music (by Rodgers and Hammerstein II) by Perth Theatre Company, 15th August – 6th September 1999, at Perth Theatre.

## Cast

\*Captain Georg Von Trapp Ian Price

\*Elsa Schraeder Tessa Pritchard

\*Herr Zeller Jay Marcus

\*Max Detweiler David Monico

\*Sister Margaretta Marjorie Keys

\*The Abbess of Nonnberg Brenda Longman

\*Ursula/New Postulant Nicola Linzie

## Crew

\*Director Richard Digby Day

\*Musical Director Iain Vince-Gatt
The Little Foxes 2007

***The Little Foxes*** is a 1939 play by Lillian Hellman, considered a classic of 20th century drama. Its title comes from Chapter 2, Verse 15 of the Song of Solomon in the King James version of the Bible, which reads, "Take us the foxes, the little foxes, that spoil the vines: for our vines have tender grapes." Set in a small town in Alabama in 1900, it focuses on the struggle for control of a family business. Tallulah Bankhead starred in the original production as Regina Hubbard Giddens.
Ryan J Mackay

Ryan trained at New College Lanarkshire.
Current/ Recent credits for National Theatre of Scotland: Kidnapped
Theatre includes: Harry Potter and The Cursed Child (Palace Theatre, London); Ignition (Frantic Assembly); Lord of the Flies, Inherit the Wind, Balm in Gilead and Medea (New College Lanarkshire); Blackout (NT Connections 500/Royal Lyceum); The Gorbals Vampire (Citizens Theatre).
Television: Shetland
Mother Goose 1997

This is a production of the play Mother Goose (by Ian Grieve, John Ramage, and Michael Winter) by Perth Theatre Company, 12th December 1997 – 10th January 1998, at Perth Theatre.

## Cast

* Gailie Morrison as Colin
* Alison Connell as Jill
* Antony Strachan as Jock
* John Ramage as Mother Goose
* Steven Wren as The Demon of Darkness
* Martyn James The Laird of Luncarty
* Kristin Blaikie as The Queen of Light
Lesley Harcourt

Actress | Producer. View Resume | Official Photos » Lesley was born and bred in Glasgow until she and her family moved to the Yorkshire town of Harrogate at the age of seven. She returned to Scotland to train as an actor in 2001 where she lived and worked for a few years before moving to London to make that her base.
Stage Jack in Jack and the Beanstalk 1999 in Perth Theatre Scotland
George Docherty

George Docherty was born and raised in Glasgow and graduated from The Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama in 1992 with a Diploma in Dramatic Art. After graduating he was drawn to the field of education, where he has worked extensively as a Drama worker and Teacher, developing and appearing in many T.I.E and Children’s Theatre projects. As well as being Drama Worker for the Glasgow Citizens’ Theatre, he directed their Chicago Project.
He later became involved in training in the corporate industry. Clients included: Diageo, NHS Scotland, Strathclyde Police, R.A.S Whitehall, The Scottish Prison Service, Lothian & Borders Police and the Social Work Dept.
In 2007 he returned to mainstream performance with The Demon Barber for Perth Theatre and Dear Green Place for The BBC.
Danielle Kassaraté

Danielle Kassaraté is actress in TV And Theatre.

## CREDITS INCLUDE

The Color Purple (Curve Theatre Leicester & Birmingham Hippodrome) & The Curious Incident of The Dog in The Night-Time (West End)
She will in Macbeth in theatre 2020.
Currently in rehearsals for Macbeth with Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch Derby Theatre and Perth Theatre https://vimeo.com/332497338 - Showreel
Blithe Spirit 2013

This is a production of the play Blithe Spirit (by Nöel Coward) by Perth Theatre at Horsecross Arts, 30th October – 16th November 2013, at Perth Theatre.

Charles Condomine, a successful author, is happily married to Ruth. To collect material for his latest book he invites Madam Acarti, the medium, to conduct a seance at his home unwittingly releasing the ghost of his first wife Elvira who it would appear wants him back! One of Coward's great comedies.
Gwen Taylor

Gwen Taylor (born 19 February 1939)Gwen is one of Britain's leading actresses, well known for her many popular television and theatre roles.
Gwen agency is Gavin Barker Associates

## TV Roles

On TV she has played Ann Foster in Coronation Street; Peg in Heartbeat for Yorkshire Television; the title role in three series of Barbara for Carlton TV; Rita Simcock in two series of the BAFTA-nominated A Bit of a Do; Margaret in three series of the BBC Wales drama Belonging; Gen in two series of Conjugal Rites; Duty Free; Class Act with Joanna Lumley; Holby City (guest role); Pilgrim's Rest; A Perfect State; Inspector Morse (guest role); Murder Most Horrid (guest role); Moving Story; Wycliffe; Sharp End; Screaming; Some Kind of Life; Ties of Blood, The Billy Plays with Kenneth Branagh; Keeping Tom Nice; Happy Christmas, I Love You; Sauce for the Goose for HTV; Sob Sisters for Central; Colin's Sandwich; Yes, Prime Minister; Antigone; Forever Young; Ding Brass and Ripping Yarns. Recently Gwen has had guest roles on The Tracy Ullman Show, Casualty, Doc Martin, Midsome Murders, Table 12, Born and Bred, and Fat Friends.

## Films Roles

Gwen's film appearances include: Small Town Killers, Another Mother's Son, Death, Hope and Charity, The Lady in the Van, Richard's Things and Monty Python's Life of Brian.

## Theatre Roles

Her wealth of theatrical experience includes: Night Must Fall (UK Tour); Driving Miss Daisy (Gaiety Theatre, Dublin and previously the UK Tour); Sunspots (Hampstead Theatre), Before the Party (UK Tour); The Last of the Duty Free (UK Tour); The Butterfly Lion (UK Tour/ Leicester Curve and Derby Theatre); Calendar Girls (UK Tour); Quartet (UK Tour); Prick up your Ears (Comedy Theatre and UK Tour); About Alice (UK tour), Catherine in Arms and the Man (UK tour); Moment of Weakness (UK tour); Picasso's Women on national tour, starring with Jerry Hall; Lettice and Lovage (Theatre Royal, Bath and tour); the title role in the national tour of Shirley Valentine; Heritage (Hampstead Theatre and national tour); The Glass Menagerie (Derby Playhouse); Mother Tongue (Greenwich Theatre); Clouds and Ripen our Darkness (Royal Court); Dead Sheep (Bush Theatre), Skirmishes and Spookhouse (Hampstead Theatre); Trumpets and Raspberries (Phoenix Theatre); The Big Knife and Conjugal Rites (Watford Palace Theatre); Light up the Sky (Windsor Theatre Royal and Globe Theatre); Top Girls (Royal Court and New York); The Maintenance Man (Comedy Theatre); Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (West Yorkshire Playhouse); Time of my Life (Vaudeville Theatre and national Tour); Gertrude in Sir Peter Hall's Hamlet (Gielgud Theatre and national Tour), Mo in Love (West Yorkshire Playhouse), a play written by her husband, Graham Reid, Allelujah! as Lucille, at the Bridge Theatre and Miss Froy in The Lady Vanishes (UK Tour).
Esme Bayley

Esme trained at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. Recent theatre credits include: Julius Caesar (Company of Wolves); How Not To Drown (Thick Skin & Traverse Theatre Company); Gaslight (Perth Theatre at Horsecross Arts); Edward the Second, Romeo & Juliet, Measure for Measure, Taming of the Shrew (Bard in the Botanics); Ricky McWhittington (Glasgow Life); Look Back in Anger (Cumbernauld Theatre); Secret Show 1 (Blood of the Young / Tron Theatre); Playhouse Creatures (Bloomsbury Theatre) and Two (Liverpool Everyman - Directors Festival).

## Theatres

Bella in Gaslight 2019 in Perth Theatre .
A Woman of No Importance 2019

A house party is on at Lady Hunstanton's country home. Gerald Arbuthnot, an earnest and upright young man, is overwhelmed when the suave Lord Illingworth offers him employment. But Gerald's mother implores him to refuse - will she be forced to reveal the secret she has kept hidden for 20 years? First produced 1893.
Opening Night: 22 October 2019
Final Performance: 26 October 2019
Jack and the Beanstalk 1999

This is a production of the play Jack and the Beanstalk (by Kenneth Lindsay and Michael Winter) by Perth Theatre Company, 11th December 1999 – 8th January

## Cast

* Tony Delicata as Dame Trot
* Lesley Harcourt as Jack
* Chris Delaney as Simple Simon
* Greg Powrie as Turgid MacSlime

## Crew

* written by Kenneth Lindsay
* written by Michael Winter