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MLOC
THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL PRODUCTIONS FROM 1980 TO 2006
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1980 |
The
Pirates of Penzance |
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1980 |
Salad
Days
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1981
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Patience
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1981
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Brigadoon
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1982
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The
Gondoliers
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1982
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The
Desert Song
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1983
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Trial
by Jury
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1983
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HMS
Pinafore
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1983
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The
Boy Friend
.jpg) |
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1984
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The
Mikado
.jpg) |
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1984
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South
Pacific
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1985
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Iolanthe
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1985
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The
Most Happy Fella
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1986
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Princess Ida
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1986
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Bitter
Sweet
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1987
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The
Gondoliers
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1987
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Oklahoma!
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1988
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Ruddigore
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1988
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The
Merry Widow
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1989
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Annie
Get Your Gun
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1989
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Century of Musical Comedy
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1990
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The
Mikado
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1990
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Salad
Days
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1991
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The Pajama
Game
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1991
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Countess Maritza
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1992
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Gigi
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1992
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Cox
and Box/HMS Pinafore
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1993
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Kismet
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1993
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The
Music Man
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1994
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Man of
La Mancha
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1994
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Irene
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1995
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Li'l Abner
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1995
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The
Yeomen of the Guard
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1996
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Lock
Up Your Daughters
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1996
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The
Gondoliers
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1997
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Dimboola
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1997
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Trial
by Jury
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1997
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Sailors, Pirates, Fairies & Mikado
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1998
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Shenanigan's Wake
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1998
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Annie
Get Your Gun
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1999
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How To
Succeed In Business…
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1999
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This
Is Your Captain Speaking
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1999
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Brigadoon
.jpg) |
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2000
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Stepping Out
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2000
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The
Boy Friend
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2001
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Patience
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2001
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Best
Little Whorehouse In Texas
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2002
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The
Wiz
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2002
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Half A
Sixpence
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2003
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Finian's
Rainbow
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2003
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Jack
the Ripper:The Musical
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2003
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The
Sound of Music
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2004
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Barnum
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2004
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The Pajama
Game
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2005
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The
Mikado
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2005
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Joseph
and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat
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2006
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A
Funny Thing Happened on the way to the Forum
Pictures
wanted :-)
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2006
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Paint
Your Wagon
Pictures
wanted :-)
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2007 |
The King and I
CO-DIRECTED BY ROY AND JENNI
MEARS, WITH CHOREOGRAPHY BY LAURA HAMILTON AND MUSIC BY GEOFF EARLE, RODGERS
AND HAMMERSTEIN'S "THE KING AND I" FINISHED ITS SEASON ON
23rd
JUNE 2007.
 ... CONTAINING
GREAT ROLES FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN ALIKE... GREAT SONGS
(GETTING TO KNOW YOU, HELLO YOUNG LOVERS, SHALL WE DANCE, I WHISTLE A
HAPPY TUNE, ETC) BY RICHARD RODGERS AND OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN AND LOTS OF
DANCING....PLUS A ROMANTIC STORY BASED ON THE NOVEL, "ANNA AND THE
KING" STYLISHLY ADAPTED TO THE STAGE BY HAMMERSTEIN.
Overview
Synopsis
Cast List
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2007 |
Kiss Me, Kate
The last show for 2007 was the 1999 Broadway
Revival version of "Kiss Me, Kate" directed by Judy Sullivan with
choreography by Tania Robins and musical
direction by Geoff Earle.
Kiss Me, Kate is a Tony Award-winning musical with a book by
Samuel and Bella Spewack and music and lyrics by Cole Porter. It won the first
Tony Award for "Best Musical" in 1949.
Inspired by The Taming of the Shrew, it tells the tale of two
once-married, now-divorced musical theater actors, Fred Graham and Lilli Vanessi,
who are performing opposite each other in the roles of Petruchio and Katharine
in a Broadway-bound musical version of William Shakespeare's play. Already on
poor terms, the pair begin an all-out emotional war mid-performance that
threatens the production's success. The only thing keeping the show together are
threats from a pair of gangsters, who have come to collect a gambling debt from
the show's Lucentio, Bill Calhoun. In classic musical comedy fashion, slapstick
madness ensues before everything is resolved.
Overview
Synopsis
Cast List
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2008 |
Oliver!
The first show for 2008 was "Oliver!" directed by
Roy Mears with choreography by Joy Curtis and musical
direction by Geoff Earle.
Oliver! is
based on Charles Dickens' book "Oliver Twist".
It tells the story of a young boy who lives in a
workhouse with other orphaned boys. When Oliver disrupts a meal by asking for
more, he is sold to a local undertaker and his family. He escapes and quickly
befriends another young boy, the Artful Dodger. Dodger takes him to his home, an
academy for orphans who learn how to be pick-pockets run by a kind, yet slightly
sinister, old gentleman named Fagin. When Oliver goes with the other boys on his first pick-pocketing job, he is caught by the police (even though Oliver did not actively participate in the crime). The man that the boys thieved, Mr. Brownlow, learns of Oliver's sad past and brings him into his own home.
Meanwhile, Nancy's husband (the villainous Bill Sykes) forces Nancy and Bet to snatch Oliver from Mr. Brownlow's house and take him back to Fagin's. Nancy plans on secretly taking Oliver back to Mr. Brownlow. Before she can do so, Bill finds out of his wife's plans, and murders her. He then goes after Oliver, but is shot and killed.
Oliver and Mr. Brownlow, who turns out to be Oliver's grandfather, return safely home.
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Overview
Synopsis
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2008 |
The second show for 2008 was "Cats" directed and
choreographed by
Lyn Laister with musical direction by Danny Forward.
With music by
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Based on “Old Possum’s
Book of Practical Cats”
by T.S. Eliot
Overview
Song List
Production Team
Cast List
Orchestra
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