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OKLAHOMA! |
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25th Oct - 2nd Nov 2002 |
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The founding of a new state at the turn of the nineteenth century, when new beginnings were often only for brave settlers in "Injun Country" Where disagreements were settled over a fight, women were winsome and men were men, and Curley and Laurey fall in love. Bring in Ado Annie, torn between sweet-heart Will Parker and exotic Ali Hakim, kindly Aunt Eller and the menacing Jud Fry whose actions play a key part in whether our two lovers find happiness. Songs include: 'Oh, what a beautiful morning' , 'People will say we're in love', 'Farmer and the Cowman', 'Kansas City','Farmer and Cowman' and Oklahoma! |
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Bind this together with the wonderfully stirring combination of music and lyrics from Rodgers and Hammerstein for a winning show in the remarkable year - a centenary for Richard Rodgers and an 80th anniversary for HAODS. |
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Click house for Cast 2002 |
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Click wagon for Oklahoma! 1960 |
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Director |
Choreography |
Musical Director |
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Julia Rymer |
Emma Taylor |
Toby Cruse |
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More pictures click here |
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Review
from Henley Standard 31st October 2002 - click here |
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