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The Whitehorse Inn
'The White Horse Inn' was performed at the Whitehorse Centre in May / June 1998.
On behalf of the direction team Chris
White (Co-Director) wrote "One of the reasons for the
popularity of musicals such as "White Horse Inn' lies in the
very predictability of its story line and musical style. The
happy mix of human fallibility, shown through romance and the
adventure of life itself in the idyllic setting of a far away place,
combined with memorable melodies, half-remembered and anticipated,
results in total enjoyment. It is entertainment which is
satisfying, yet not demanding of interpretation. Although
arguably unrealistic and stereotypical, it confirms our belief in
the importance of not taking the world too
seriously."
Production Team
Directors - Chris White and Lynette White
Musical Director - Basil Hawkins
Choreographer - Lynette White
Set Designer - Chris White
Lighting Design - George Kulikovskis
Costume Designer - Lorraine Page
Stage Manager - Craig Dixon
Cast in order of appearance
| Kathi - Sue Welsh | Grinkle - Graeme Gregory |
| Karl - Bryce Baumgarten | Ottoline - Marelle Gillie |
| A Forester - Broderick Berry | Sutton - Ross Grant |
| Zenzi - Deborah Tueno | Sigismund Smith - Geoff Dawes |
| Achilles - Miss Magnolia | Professor Hizel - Eric Little |
| A Courier - Ken Nugent | Gretel - Taryn McDonald |
| Franz - Tony Hosemans | The Mayor - Barry Page |
| Leopold - Denis Rebic | The Mayor's Secretary - Geraldine Rush |
| Josepha - Victoria Stanborough | The Emperor - Neil Shilton |
| The steamer Captain - Graham Phillpot | Ketterl - Peter George |
| Bridegroom - Peter Morgan | Landlord - Ken Nugent |
| Bride - Janine Moon | Lady President - Margaret Shilton |
Ladies Chorus
Shelley Anthony, Barbara Breen, Robyn Dart, Heidi Dekker, Margaret Kent, Kaye Haslam, Taryn McDonald, Janine Moon, Geraldine Rush, Margaret Shilton, Karen Shnider, Cynthia Swaab and Deborah Tueno.
Men's Chorus
Paul Bennett, Broderick Berry, Joe Corizzo, Geoff Dawes, Peter George, Peter Morgan, Barry Page, Nick Petris, Neil Shilton, Doug Simpson, Cameron Waters and Laurie Webber,
