viva mexico programme

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Forthcoming Productions from Bolsover Drama Group

Tuesday 4th - Saturday 8th October 2011The Bolsover School, Mooracre Lane, Bolsover

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This amateur production is presented by arrangement with Josef Weinberger Limited

a musical comedy

Book by Phil Park & Bernard Dunn Lyrics by Phil ParkThe music of Latin America adapted & arranged by Ronald HanmerTuesday 17th - Saturday 19th May 2012

A Play - TBC

Wednesday 27th - Saturday 30th June 2012 Bolsover Drama Group Youth Section Present

Summer Holiday*An amateur production presented by permission of Josef Weinberger

Based on the film Summer Holiday Stage adaptation by Michael Gyngell and Mark Haddigan Orchestrations by Keith StrachanDirected by Peter Yates, screenplay by Ronald Cass and Peter Myers by special arrangement with StudioCanal

Tuesday 2nd - Saturday 6th October 2012 A Musical - TBC

A brand new pantomime for all the family by Alan P Frayn

Script provided by Stage Right - www.stagerightcreative.com

Tuesday 24th - Saturday 28th January 2012Nightly at 7:15pm, Saturday Matinee at 2:15pm

The Bolsover School, Mooracre Lane, BolsoverTickets £8.00 (Concessions £7.00)

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Good evening and welcome to tonight’s performance of ‘Viva Mexico’, the fourth production to be held in our 30th anniversary year and our third show to be held at the new Bolsover School following our pantomime ‘Sleeping Beauty’ and the youth section musical ‘West Side Story’.

It's been a year of new challenges, from adding the successful 'Songs from our shows' to our annual calendar in April; having to adapt the direction, scenery and management of our productions to Hit the requirements and constraints of our new venue; and the election of a new management team at our AGM in July -‐ however we continue to take these new challenges in our stride, with the end result being productions we have good fun putting on and we hope you enjoy coming to see.

Thank you once again for your support tonight, and we look forward to seeing you here again for our pantomime, ‘Beauty and the Beast’, in January 2012.

Management TeamChairpersonMick Whitehouse

Vice-ChairpersonSteve Sowerby

Co-vice ChairpersonChris Peck

SecretaryWendy Blunt

TreasurerLisa Brunt

Minute SecretaryLesley Seaston

Committee MembersJanet AtkinsonPaula BarghDawn BlackburnLianne BruntRachel JohnsonKen RadmoreJames SheppardMichelle SimpsonIan SimpsonLeanne WhitehouseLyndsey Whitehouse

Honorary MembersMr. P ClarkMr. W CoxMrs. G PerkinsMr. H PerkinsMr. F TaylorMrs. P Fern

Friends of the GroupMrs. O ElliottMr. N MosleyMrs. B ThorndikeMrs. M WilsonMrs. A SimpsonMrs. M FawcettMr. A ShawMrs. J Shaw

AwardsNODA East MidlandsBest District Pantomime2008 – WinnerAli Baba and the 40 Thieves2009 – WinnerRobinson Crusoe & the Pirates2010- WinnerJack and the Beanstalk

NODA East MidlandsAward for Best Drama2007 – NominatedOut of Order2008 – NominatedIt Runs in the Family2009 – NominatedMurdered to Death2010 - NominatedDry Rot

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Chris PeckCo-vice Chairperson

The National Operatic and Dramatic Association (NODA) was founded in 1899 and has a membership of over 2500 amateur theatre groups throughout the UK, staging musicals, operas, plays, concerts and pantomimes in a wide variety of performing venues, ranging from the country’s leading professional theatres to village halls.

BeneHits of membership include access to NODA’s advice service, conferences, workshops and seminars to help share information on best practice. NODA also holds an annual summer school offering training for performers, directors and technicians.

Past productions

1981 Strike Happy 1982Surprise PackageFriends and Neighbours 1983Tomb with a ViewContinental Quilt1984Tag MatchAfter Midnight Before Dawn 1985Bad Day at Black Frog Creek 1986Mr Macaroni & the Exploding Pizza Pie 1987Let Us Entertain You1988Dick Wittington1989Humpty Dumpty1990Babes in the WoodLet Us Entertain You Again1991Aladdin Maʼs Bit of BrassConsider Yourself Entertained 1992Robinson CrusoeDisappearance of KatieThe King and I1993Goldilocks & the Three BearsKeeping Down with the JonesʼThank You For The Music 1994Frankenstein: The PantoOliver!1995Snow White & the Seven DwarfsAnnie Get Your Gun1996CinderellaPlay OnFiddler On The Roof 1997Sinbad The SailorHoliday SnapShow BoatBig Al1998The Revenge of AbanazarAbigailBig AlThe Pajama Game1999The Sleeping Beauty

Fringe BeneHitsWest Side StoryGuys and Dolls2000Jack and the Beanstalk Sailor BewareSouth PaciHic2001Dick Whittington and his CatHalf a SixpenceCalamity Jane 2002AladdinAnything Goes2003Puss in BootsDazzle A Night on the TilesThe Mikado2004 Robin Hood and Babes in the WoodArf ʻnʼ ArfOut of FocusMy Fair Lady2005CinderellaBugsy MaloneCash on DeliveryKiss Me Kate2006Mother GooseThe Wizard of OzComfort and JoyIolanthe2007Old Mother Hubbard Out of Order Oklahoma!2008Ali Baba and the 40 ThievesIt Runs in the FamilyOliver!Me and My Girl2009Robinson Crusoe & the Pirates Murdered to DeathFrom Broadway to HollywoodThoroughly Modern MillieGoldilocks & the Three Bears2010Jack and the BeanstalkDry RotHigh School MusicalCarousel2011Sleeping BeautySurprise PackageWest Side Story

Fiddler on the Roof -‐ 1996

Showboat -‐ 1997

The Pajama Game -‐ 1

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Carousel -‐ 2010

Success again at the NODA East Midlands Awards

The 2011 awards evening for the NODA East Midlands region took place on Sunday 8th May and we were proud once again to receive recognition for our hard work by being nominated in two categories.

The play ‘Dry Rot’ was nominated for the Production Award For Best Play for District 2 while the pantomime ‘Jack and The Beanstalk’ completed a hat-‐trick of wins in the Production Award for Best Pantomime category for Distict 2, our third win in as many years.

The awards were presented to secretary Janet Atkinson and vice-‐chairman Steve Sowerby at the event at Loughborough Town Hall.

NODA are the National Operatic and Dramatic Association -‐ the UK-‐wide representative body for amateur theatre, which Bolsover Drama Group are afHiliated to.

The 15th Annual Dinner is a great success

The 15th Bolsover Drama Group Annual Dinner and Dance took place on Saturday 21st May at Grassmoor Golf Centre.

This year's event proved to be another enjoyable evening, with a three-‐course meal and after-‐dinner music provided by ‘Therapy’, a band who our Lighting Director, Philip Clark, is a member of. Guest of Honour for the evening was our Musical Director, Nigel Turner, who gave a speech to the members of the group following the meal.

The evening saw presentations of long service awards to Diane Hulett for 15 years membership and founder-‐member Rachel Johnson who has been a member of Bolsover Drama Group for 30 years.

Videos and photos from the evening are available to view on our website, bolsoverdramagroup.org

Building upon our successful 30th anniversary year

This year has since the group celebrate the 30th year since its formation in 1981. Over the course of the year we have had a number of events to celebrate this fact, including our 30th Anniversary ‘Songs from our shows’ evening in June.

On Saturday 12th November the Youth Section will be producing their own showcase evening at The Assembly Rooms, featuring songs from their past productions.

Following on from the success of this year’s events we are introducing the showcase evening into our annual schedule of productions, with next year’s event taking place on Saturday 31st March at the Assembly Rooms.

We are also planning more social and fundraising events over the next 12 months, as well as our annual Christmas Variety show.

Full details of all forthcoming productions and events can be found on the “What’s On” section of our website.

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Directors Diane Hulett and Mick Whitehouse with the certi:icates from this year’s NODA awards

Off-StageThe latest news from Bolsover Drama Group

Guest of Honour Nigel Turner delivers his after dinner

speech

Ian SimpsonMendoza

“Buenas dias amigos, me, Mendoza, I am hopping you are going to enjoy our mostest lovely show. As the leader of the revolution I am welcoming you all to the school of Bolsover,

“Please to be having a jolly time and I hope my singing does not spoil your ears.

“Viva la Revolucion!”

Nigel TurnerMusical Director

Of all the shows I have worked on ‘Viva Mexico’ is by far the most satisfying and enjoyable. The cast and crew share this view and I really think this shines through in the performance. I love the way the traditional South American music has been woven into the story. It has been a joy to prepare for tonight.

My thanks go to the cast for their endurance and stamina through every rehearsal! I also want to thank my partners in crime -‐ Phil at 17/2 and Pat Sabin. It’s a great team producing great results -‐ all of which you’ll see and hear tonight.

Enjoy the show!

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Chapel Update

On Saturday 16th July a group of helpers from the Church of the Latter Day Saints lent their hand to assist with the ongoing chapel restoration project currently being undertaken by the Bolsover Drama Group.

The Banister Chapel in Shuttlewood is the group’s largest asset and the location for scenery

construction and storage for props and costumes. Over the past three years we have been working towards restoring the building, which is over 100 years old, in order so that we can continue to use the facility for many years to come.

The church group, who heard about our project

after reading about our work at our last production, ‘West Side Story’, gave a morning of their time in bad weather to help clear the land to the rear of the building and help remove and recycle old props and scenery.

This work has been in conjunction with other activities undertaken by Bolsover Drama Group during the summer, including a clear out and

organisation of our prop storage area, as well as planned forthcoming work to repair aspects of the building itself using money raised through our fundraising efforts of the past three years.

There is still much work to do. If you can spare some time to help our project please speak to a member of our front of house team or email [email protected]

We would like to take this opportunity to express our thanks to members of the church for donating their time and assistance.

All change for our management team

Our AGM in July saw a big change to the membership of our management team as Secretary Janet Atkinson and Treasurer Chris Booth stepped down from their positions. Both Janet and Chris have held their roles of Secretary and Treasurer for over 20 years, over which time the group has Hlourished from a group which produced one or two productions a year, to now producing four shows, plus variety evenings and social events, with a large adult and youth membership.

The consistency of the management team has been one of the key factors in our success, and it is thanks to the tireless efforts of Chris and Janet over the last two decades, and beyond, that the group is in the strong position it is in today and is able to celebrate reaching the thirty-‐year milestone.

The group would like to express its gratitude to Chris and Janet, and welcome Wendy Blunt and Lisa Brunt into the roles of Secretary and Treasurer respectively.

Mick Bramley

It was with sadness that Bolsover Drama Group learnt of the passing of Mick Bramley earlier this year.

Mick became involved with the group through his son Ben, who was a member of the Youth Section for our 1997 production of ‘Big Al’. Mick gave a lot of support and assistance to the Youth Section during its early years and also served on the Bolsover Drama Group committee. In 1999 he performed on stage as a member of the chorus for our musical ‘Guys and Dolls’.

Our thoughts are with his family.

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Istvan KoszegiLopez

The last year has gone by quickly as usual! It’s a real privilege to be a principal in any Bolsover Drama Group production, and ‘Viva Mexico’ is no exception.

Lopez is a typical Mexican chief of police of that time era -‐ a law unto himself. It’s great fun to play him, and I’m sure you will all be thoroughly entertained as the show unfolds.

Hasta la Vista!

Nicky ConstablePepe

I Hirst joined the group after Hinishing a three year Performing Arts course in Lincoln four years ago. I have played some very interesting parts with Bolsover Drama Group, including the “Silly Billy” on a few occasions, and the lead, Jimmy, in ‘Thoroughly Modern Millie’.

This part is the most challenging because of the accent, but it has also been the most exciting. Have fun and Viva Mexico!

Peter MaddisonPablo

I Hirst joined the group in 2003, my Hirst show was 'Dazzle'.

When I joined the group I was very shy and my reading wasn't very good, but because of the support the group has given me my conHidence and reading has improved a lot.

My Hirst big part was in the Youth Section's production of 'Bugsy Malone' when I played Fat Sam. At 18 I joined the adult section and played Ching Ho in 'Thoroughly Modern Millie'. I have done lots of shows and hope to do a lot more.

Ray HallSenator

Ray joined Bolsover Drama Group in 2005 for the musical ‘Kiss Me Kate’ and has since appeared in numerous musicals and pantomimes.

In this production Ray plays the role of Senator Theodore K. Vanders.

Above: The rear of the Banister Chapel after clearance work.Below: Full bags following a hard days work.

Meet the cast

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Chris PeckBernardo

It's been a busy year with lots of hard work on and off stage, but this production has been great fun to rehearse for. Learning to speak with a Mexican accent has been a challenge (it sounded more like Irish when we began rehearsals) but thanks to the rest of the cast I think I've cracked it!

Enjoy the show.

Michelle SimpsonLola

I joined Bolsover Drama Group in 2002 and got my Hirst part, Sue Zuki in ‘Dazzle’, three weeks later. Since then I have been involved in almost every show, either on stage or doing make-‐up -‐ taking principle roles in musicals, pantomimes and plays.

This year has been very busy -‐ not only have I taken on the part of Lola, but I was also Carrie in ‘Sleeping Beauty’, Rosita in ‘Surprise Package’ and Gladhand in ‘West Side Story’, as well as singing two solos in the 30th year anniversary show.

Lola is a great part. She is Hiesty and Hiery, a true latino who has been lots of fun to play. Enjoy the show, and be sure to sing along if you know the tunes.

Diane HulettPriestess

This is a special year for me as it marks my 15th year of being part of this group.

I have appeared as a witch, a fairy, an empress and one half of the pantomime cow, and have been fortunate to have been cast in several principle roles in the musicals. I have also tried my hand at directing the Youth Section and served three terms on the committee.

I particularly like the song I sing in this for its haunting qualities. I hope you enjoy the show!

Dale ShawRamon

Oh my giddy Aunt! This is my 4th show this year. I will also be approaching my 15 years service soon and it's been a blast all the way!

I started with a musical, 'Big Al' back in 1997 and now I'm doing another musical 15 years on.

I am the great Ramon in 'Viva Mexico', and to quote "I kill you!" (or rather I want to kill Lopez).

Anyway, have fun and thank you for coming

My Fair Lady -‐ 2004

Me and My Girl -‐ 2008

Anything Goes -‐ 2002 Calamity Jane -‐ 2001

Oliver! -‐ 1994The King and I -‐ 1992

Thoroughly Modern Millie -‐ 20

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Scenes

Act 1“El Rancho Grande”

Act 2Scene 1Lucille’s BedroomScene 2A CantinaScene 3The site of an Aztec Temple

Act 3Village Market Place

There will be one interval between Act 1 and Act 2.

Musical Numbers

Act 1

El Rancho GrandeMama Inez, Ramón and Chorus

MananaPablo and Pepe

Love, Stay in my HeartRequelita and Ramón

Oh, What a Shame!Lucille, Mama, Bernardo and Senator

La CucarachaMendoza and Chorus

The Clapping SongRaquelita, Casilda, Lola, Ramón, Mendoza, Chorus

Finale, Act 1Pablo, Pepe, Ensemble and Chorus

Act 2

O, Foolish MoonLucille

It’s Aztec Night Tonight!Chorus

Ay-‐Ay-‐AyRaquelita and Ramón

Ritual of the Rising SunPriestess, Dancers and Chorus

Tango for TwoMama and Pepe

The Hat Dance -‐ Finale, Act 2Ensemble and Chorus

Act 3

Opening, Act 3Chorus

In LoveRaquelita, Lucille and the Girls

Finale, Act 3Full Company

Synopsis

Mendoza, Mexico's maddest revolutionary, has heard that a stage coach due to pass by El Rancho Grande carries a million American dollars on their way to support the tyrannical rule of the current Presidente. Escorting the fortune is the pompous Senator K. Vanders, of Washington DC, accompanied by his charming daughter Lucille.

Since El Rancho Grande is owned by Mama Inez, whose son, Ramon, is one of Mexico's promising young bandits, what is more natural than for Mendoza to despatch Ramon to rob the coach. With the mission accomplished, Pablo and Pepe, who seldom do anything right, are left to bring the stolen luggage back to the Rancho.

Lopez, the villainous chief of the local police, suggests to the outraged Senator that he and his daughter could best recover from their alarming experience by resting a few days at El Rancho Grande. Lucille, overawed by her experience, recognises Ramon as Zorro, the bandit behind the mask! This considerably disturbs his Hiancee Raquelita and her Hiery friend Lola. Will Lucille betray him, or must an unacceptably high price be paid for her silence?

Bernardo, the sergeant of police offers no threat, as he is more concerned in the musicianship of the police band rather than anything as dull as catching outlaws, but Mama cannot suppress the creepy premonition she has about his Chief of Police, the sinister Lopez.

The story reaches a tense climax during the colourful Aztec ceremony held in a ruined temple where exactly ten years ago Ramon's father was shot dead by Lopez. Will the fate of Ramon be the same as his father's or will he be revenged on Lopez?

Meet the cast

Louise SuttonCasilda

I moved to Bolsover from Worcestershire 4 years ago and Hinally plucked up the courage to join Bolsover Drama Group in May this year.

Although I have had experience on the stage with The Crescent Theatre in Birmingham, it has been over 11 years since I last performed.

'Viva Mexico' will be my Hirst performance with Bolsover Drama Group and I am very much looking forward to it.

Sue HiltonRaquelita

When I joined Bolsover Drama Group last December it was just to “get me out a bit” as I had only just moved to the area. I’d never been involved with amateur dramatics before, so I never dreamed that I would now be playing Zorro’s Hiancee in a musical!

I have thoroughly enjoyed rehearsing for this production and have had great fun. Thank you to the other Bolsover Drama Group members who have helped, guided and supported me throughout.

This musical is very funny -‐ I never knew they could be this funny! Some of the music and songs will be familiar to you -‐ so hum along and laugh lots!

Paula BarghLucille

I was a relative late-‐comer to the world of amateur dramatics – I didn’t join the group until I was in my 30’s and my only regret is that I did not do it before. It is so much fun.

My Hirst part was Maid Marian in ‘Robin Hood & Babes in the Wood’. I then went on to play Mrs Pearce in ‘My Fair Lady’, Fleta in ‘Iolanthe’, The Hotel Manager in ‘Out Of Order’, Alsatia the witch in ‘Ali Baba’ and Jack in ‘Jack & The Beanstalk.’

As soon as I read the script of this show I knew I wanted the part of Lucille and I was lucky enough to get it – she is a great character to play. Rehearsals have been very enjoyable, it’s a lovely show with lots of laughs. I hope you enjoy watching it as much as we enjoy performing it.

Pam MosleyMama Inez

'Viva Mexico' is a musical I knew very little about but after being offered the part of Mama Inez I have come to love it.

Mama is the type of character I love to play. She is strong with a dash of comedy. Rehearsals have been so enjoyable with lots of laughter, particularly with our efforts at Mexican accents.

We have a great cast with some new members in principal roles. I am sure you will be familiar with many of the songs so why not sing along with us and enjoy a great show.

Raquelita A belle senorita Sue Hilton

Lucille The Senator’s daughter Paula Bargh

Mama Inez Owner of ‘El Rancho Grande’ Pam Mosley

Casilda Friends of Raquelita’s Louise Sutton

Lola Friends of Raquelita’s Michelle Simpson

Priestess A Mexican singer Diane Hulett

Ramon Otherwise the bandit-leader Zorro Dale Shaw

Bernardo A police sergeant Chris Peck

Lopez Chief of police Istvan Koszegi

Pepe Ramon’s handymen Nicky Constable

Pablo Ramon’s handymen Peter Maddison

Senator American executive Ray Hall

Mendoza Mexican revolutionary Ian Simpson

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Ray AtkinsonLeanne BarlowDawn BlackburnCharlotte BluntWendy Blunt

Hannah BradfordLianne BruntLisa Brunt

Julie CliffordPaul HollandDerrick HulettKeyleigh HulettLaura HulettRachel JohnsonKen Radmore

Hazel SimpsonHollie TomlinsonBrian TonerKaryn Walker

Amy Lee WhitehouseLeanne WhitehouseMick WhitehouseRay Wignall

Mexican Muchachas, Muchachos and Bandits

Directors Mick Whitehouse, Leanne Whitehouse

Producer Lesley Seaston

Co-Producers Ray Hall, Dale Shaw, Michelle Simpson

Choreographer Leanne Whitehouse

Musical Director/Keyboards Nigel Turner

Percussion Pat Sabin

Vocal Coach Dawn Shearwood

Lighting Director Philip Clark

Sound Director Kirsty Weaver

Stage Crew Ken Radmore, Liam Trantham, Mick Whitehouse

Prompt Janet Atkinson

Wardrobe Lesley Seaston

Properties Janet Atkinson

Make Up Paula Bargh, Keyleigh Hulett, Michelle Simpson

Set Construction Ken Radmore, Chris Peck, Mick Whitehouse

Front of House Team Chris Booth, Diane Henson, Janet Koszegi, Anne Simpsonand friends of the group

Box Office Bill Humphries

Publicity Bill Humphries, Will Cox

Programme Will Cox, Chris Peck

Musical Arrangements Nigel Turner, Philip ClarkEngineered, mastered and recorded at 17/2 Studios

Bolsover Drama Group would like to thank the following organisations for their assistance with this production

The Bolsover SchoolThe Assembly Rooms, BolsoverThe Black Bull, BolsoverDiversey

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