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Production Details
208th Production - Hindle Wakes by Stanley Houghton
Presented at Lowther Pavilion - 28 April to 1 May 1999.
Directed by Di Prutton.
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Outline of Play
This is a Lancashire play set in the Mill Town of Hindle and written largely in Lancashire dialect. A Wakes Weekend means time spent in Blackpool or, in the case of Fanny Hawthorn, Llandudno, with the mill owner's son.
The characters' various reactions to this, and their final decision, make up a drama which caused great furore when it was first produced in 1912.
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Synopsis of Scenes
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The play is set in Hindle in 1912.
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Act I
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Bank Holiday Monday, August 6th
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Scene 1
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Kitchen of Hawthorns' house, 137 Burnley Road - 9.00 pm
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Scene 2
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Breakfast Room of Jeffcotts' house, Bank Top - 10.30 pm
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Scene 3
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Breakfast Room of Jeffcotts' house - 01.00 am
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Act II
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Tuesday, August 7th - 8.00 pm. Breakfast room of Jeffcotts' house.
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Act III
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Tuesday, August 7th - 9.00 pm. Breakfast room of Jeffcotts' house.
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Cast
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Mrs Hawthorn
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Maureen Tyler
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Christopher Hawthorn
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Roger Prutton
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Fanny Hawthorn
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Lisa Ellis
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Mrs Jeffcote
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Lesley Jarvis
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Nathaniel Jeffcote
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David Lee
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Alan Jeffcote
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Sam Wilcher
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Sir Timothy Farrar
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Alan Gelndinning
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Beatrice Farrar
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Katie Rushton
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Ada
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Katie Leahy
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Stage Crew
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Stage Manager
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Chris Jones
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Costumes
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Heather Town
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Set Design and Construction
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Michael Ward, Don Killip and Ray Butterfield
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Sound
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Michael Ward
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Properties
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Pat Womersley and Shirley Croasdale
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Prompt
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Carol White
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Lighting
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Tim Edwards
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