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Generations of theatregoers have found relevance in Shaw's story about how a speech therapist, Henry Higgins., successfully transforms Liza Doolitle from "guttersnipe" to the darling of high society. The extraordinary wit of this master dramatist cuts away at the artificiality of class distinction to reveal that human clay can be moulded into wondrous shapes.
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6th to 10th November, 1984 Bernard Shaw 's "Pygmalion" Performed at the Derby Playhouse Studio Theatre
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For The Marlowe Players
Stage Manager .............................Ray Kelly Properties .............................Margaret Kelly Lighting .....................................Tony Whitley Photography, Poster Design & Sound ....Derek MacDonald Wardrobe ....................................Val Whitley Continuity ..............................Heather Walker Publicity.....Tony Whitley, Derek MacDonald FOH .......................................Beverley Parkin |
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Directed by......Vida Ayres
Clara Eynsford Hill .................Kerry Dixon Mrs Eynsford Hill ......................Val Whitley Freddy Eynsford Hill ...............Martin Illston Eliza Doolittle ............Suzanne Glazebrook Colonel Pickering .....................Alan Morton Prof Henry Higgins ..................Stan Huyton Taximan .....................................Gordon Gell Mrs Pearce .............................Pauline Green Alfred Doolittle .........................Cris Redfearn Parlourmaid.............................Susan Durkan Mrs Higgins........................Anthea Blundell Bystanders......Bob Collar, Peter Cooper, Susan Durkan, Jean Beavis, Richard Bould & Margaret Kelly
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