 |
www.attic- players.co.uk |
||
|
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
These are the performance pics of 'Allo 'Allo live from Café René. |
|||
|
"Why are you wearing the bridge rolls? Put them on the tables!"
|
"The flying 'elmet tonight!"
|
||
|
"Ah... the Reichstag 2000!"
|
"Undetectable!"
|
||
|
"I'll make your dreams come true!"
|
"Good Moaning!"
|
||
|
"Parrots... Cockatoos... who will buy from a Parrot and Cockatoo seller?"
|
"...flat out in my little tank with my ventilators wide open... it will bring the colour back to your cheeks."
|
||
|
"I shall say this only once."
|
Cabaret!
|
||
|
"What are you hiding under your apron? I am finding it difficult to concentrate."
|
"Exploding cheeses, exploding cigars! Will the nightmare never end?"
|
||
|
"The ravings of a mad nun... and why are you dressed like wee Willy Winkie?"
|
"Why are you taking the trousers off a blow up dummy of Hitler?"
|
||
|
"A masterly Hitler impersonation, Herr Flick, but Herman looks a bit wooden."
|
"There are many Hitlers and Goerings in this cafe!" 
|
||
|
"I feel the life coming back..."
|
|||
|
And for individual fans... |
|||
|
René Gordon McMurray
|
|||
|
Bertorelli, Von Schmelling, Von Strohm John McKee, Thomas Larasser, Bill Puckrin
|
Leclerc, Gruber Paul O'Hagan, Bob Randall
|
||
|
Gruber, Crabtree Bob Randall, John Beeteson
|
Yvette, Mimi Louise White, Kirsty Doull
|
||
|
Fiona Agnew and Anne Di Paola, our lovely wardrobe ladies.
|
Helga, Von Schmelling Linda McMurray, Thomas Larasser
|
||
|
Flick Bill Wright
|
Sound and Light Eugene Zoica, Keith Agnew
|
||
|
Director, Lana Lord
|
Edith and René Rosemary Willis, Gordon McMurray
|
||
|
The British airmen Liz Neill, Robert Huggins
|
Michelle Karen Allen
|
||
|
Stage manager Pat Brennan
|
Assistant Stage Manger (and friend) Donna Laing
|
||
|
Prompt Lorna White
|
"Queen of the raffle", Dorothy Bailey
|
||
|
Anne Randall, Wardrobe
|
Jim and Rose Crawford (whose house we took over!)
|
||
|
Chairperson Dora Beeteson, who thought up the idea of a production in the Seaview Cafe whilst enjoying a bacon butty breakfast there after "Prisoner of Second Avenue."
|
Prop maker and Knocker painter Jan Laing, and Organiser Extrordinaire Richard Laing
|
||
|
Our hosts at Renés cafe (aka the Seaview), Madame Nardini with son Ali, daughter Alessia and Gillian.
|
Choreographer Marianne Yeomans
|
||
|
Hazel Gray, club secretary and front of house. Barry Streets, "Banking with a smile."
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
|
|||
