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ANNIE GET YOUR GUN - 1997
The story is about a girl, Annie Oakley, who gets her big break into show business with her rifle markmanship. She joins Colonel Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show to be with Frank Butler, the man she fell in love with and the star of the Wild West Show.
After some time, a falling out takes place, causing Frank to leave Annie and the Wild West Show to join the rival show. Later on, though, both shows are in need of money. They mutually agree to merge the shows, and Annie and Frank decide to get married. Based on the true story of Annie Oakley.
Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin
Book by Herbert & Dorothy Fields
Opened May 16 1946 at the Imperial Theatre, Broadway and ran for 1147 performances.
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| Charlie Davenport |
Tony Doye |
| Dolly Tate |
Carole Gennings |
| Mac |
Jamie Young |
| Foster Wilson |
John Haig |
| Frank Butler |
Kenton Budd |
| Annie Oakley |
Jane Pegler |
| Little Jake |
Stuart Frank, Matthew Naylor |
| Nellie |
Alice Phillpot, Rachel Potts |
| Jessie |
Charlotte Frank, Laura Potts |
| Minnie |
Anna Pring, Helen Stoddart |
| Buffalo Bill |
Dudley Mewett |
| Pawnee Bill |
Mike Naylor |
| Chief Sitting Bull |
John McLaughlin |
| Mrs Potter-Porter |
Annie Teahan |
| Ladies Chorus |
Lucy Applin, Sonia Atkinson, Marilyn Beddoes, Jayne Bushnell, Kate Davey, Natalie Frank, Lesley Hasker, Yvonne Jenkins, Val Leopold, Lisa Marshall, Margaret McIntyre, Pat Pring, Hayley Smither, Annie Teahan, Sandra Tucker, Laura Underwood, Sue Wright |
| Gentlemen's Chorus |
Brian Bayford, George Beddoes, Adam Brown, Tony Collins, Pete Croucher, Ian Gardner, Alan Jenkins, John Haig, Ian Hanney, Ron Hasker, Chris King, John McCrohan, Matthew Merritt, Dennis Redding, Brian Sweatman, Julian Sykes, Barry Tester, Colin Watts, Paul Way, Jamie Young |
| Dancers |
Caroline Archer, Tanya Bourner, Julia Brown, Charlotte Camp, Samantha Fryatt, Sekeeta George, Sarah Lockhart, Heather Stoddart, Katryna Townley, Julie Williams |
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| Producer & Choreographer |
Audrey Pring |
| Musical Director |
Alan Pring |
| Official Accompanist |
Jean Porter |
| Stage Manager |
Colin D Justice |
| Deputy Stage Manager |
Michael Williams |
| Assistant Stage Manager |
George Hyde |
| Stage Crew |
Tony Bryant, Marc Fairclough, Peter Gardner, Roy Luke, Ian Matthews, Simon Mewett, Chris Murray, Tom Potts, Marc Scott, Rhys Scrivener, Lee Stoddart, Jeff Thomas |
| Head Flyman |
André D'St Croix |
| Fly Crew |
Kate Evans, Tony Lee-Wright, Norman Price, Simon Roe |
| Sound |
Mitchell Sound (Steve & Kathy Oldfield) |
| Lighting Design |
Ian and Theresa Pratt |
| Property Mistresses |
Maureen Francis, Sheila Justice |
| Property Assistants |
Gemma Beck, Victoria Jowett, Andrew Oakley, Toni Sara, Emily Street |
| Wardrobe Co-ordinator |
Carole Gennings |
| Wardrobe Team |
Laurel Cufley, June Jones, Alex Langrish, Betty Smith, Sheila Stoddart, Queenie Walker |
| Hair and Make-up |
Christine Wenzel |
| Hair and Make-up Assistants |
Rosemary Luke, Marion Williams |
| Publicity |
Sara Allen |
| Front of House Photographs |
Ivan Saunders |
| Programme Design & Production |
Sara Allen, Mark Daniels |
| Cover Design |
Guy Smither |
| Ticket Controller |
Anita Waterhouse |
| Ticket Assistants |
Joan Budd, Pat Wallace, Linda Smither, Lee Stoddart |
| Matrons |
Kate Langrish, Julia Phillpot, Marion Williams |
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| Trumpets |
Roger Hammond, Dick Granger, Tom Edwards |
| Horn |
Allan Mead |
| Trombones |
Dave Thomas, Huw Llewelyn |
| Bassoon |
Bob Metcalf |
| Percussion |
George Race |
| Bass |
Stewart Gay |
| Flute |
Helen Walton |
| Clarinets |
Ian Peters, Robert Blanken |
| Keyboards |
Jean Porter, Tony Pegler |
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