Patience 2018 (Harrogate) - Revision history

Anonzi at 18:07, 18 January 2024

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	'Patience, or Bunthorne's Bride' was performed by LOpSoc on 16th August 2018 in the Harrogate Theatre at the International Gilbert and Sullivan Festival. The orchestra and stage crew were provided by the venue. The production retained all the main features that originally came from the [[Patience 2018\|Annex Run]] in June 2018. There were, however, changes to the cast as two of the principles were unable to join the company, with the role of The Duke of Dunstable being taken on by [[Barnaby Wilson]] and the role of Major Murgatroyd by [[Ben Walker]], creating new dynamics between the trio of men which was enjoyable to watch. The chorus, despite losing some of its original run members, gained new ones, including the Director [[Abby Pardoe]] and Musical Director [[Bridie Strachan]].		'Patience, or Bunthorne's Bride' was performed by LOpSoc on 16th August 2018 in the Harrogate Theatre at the International Gilbert and Sullivan Festival. The orchestra and stage crew were provided by the venue. The production retained all the main features that originally came from the [[Patience 2018\|Annex Run]] in June 2018. There were, however, changes to the cast as two of the principles were unable to join the company, with the role of The Duke of Dunstable being taken on by [[Barnaby Wilson]] and the role of Major Murgatroyd by [[Ben Walker]], creating new dynamics between the trio of men which was enjoyable to watch. The chorus, despite losing some of its original run members, gained new ones, including the Director [[Abby Pardoe]] and Musical Director [[Bridie Strachan]].

	The production was very well received at the festival. [[Amber Courage]] won Best Female Voice and [[Bridie Strachan]], [[Tim Lutton]] and [[Liam Chan]] were awarded Best Musical Director. [[Abby Pardoe]] was nominated for Best Director, [[Rhona Graham]] and [[Tzofia ~~Rolton~~]] were nominated for Best Costumes and the Chorus were nominated for Best Show.		The production was very well received at the festival. [[Amber Courage]] won Best Female Voice and [[Bridie Strachan]], [[Tim Lutton]] and [[Liam Chan]] were awarded Best Musical Director. [[Abby Pardoe]] was nominated for Best Director, [[Rhona Graham]] and [[Tzofia]] were nominated for Best Costumes and the Chorus were nominated for Best Show.

	== Production Team ==		== Production Team ==

Fyceirw at 14:08, 20 September 2019

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	\| ''Creative Director''\|\|[[Rhona Graham]]		\| ''Creative Director''\|\|[[Rhona Graham]]
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	\| ''Producer''\|\|[[Tzofia ~~Rolton~~]]		\| ''Producer''\|\|[[Tzofia R]]
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	\| ''Treasurer''\|\|[[Luke Comerford]]		\| ''Treasurer''\|\|[[Luke Comerford]]
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	\| ''Publicity Officer''\|\|[[Tzofia ~~Rolton~~]]		\| ''Publicity Officer''\|\|[[Tzofia R]]
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	\| ''Publicity Officer''\|\|[[Jesse Bean McCabe]]		\| ''Publicity Officer''\|\|[[Jesse Bean McCabe]]

Fyceirw at 14:03, 20 September 2019

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	'Patience, or Bunthorne's Bride' was performed by LOpSoc on 16th August 2018 in the Harrogate Theatre at the International Gilbert and Sullivan Festival. The orchestra and stage crew were provided by the venue. The production retained all the main features that originally came from the [[Patience 2018\|Annex Run]] in June 2018. There were, however, changes to the cast as two of the principles were unable to join the company, with the role of The Duke of Dunstable being taken on by [[Barnaby Wilson]] and the role of Major Murgatroyd by [[Ben Walker]], creating new dynamics between the trio of men which was enjoyable to watch. The chorus, despite losing some of its original run members, gained new ones, including the Director [[Abby Pardoe]] and Musical Director [[Bridie Strachan]].		'Patience, or Bunthorne's Bride' was performed by LOpSoc on 16th August 2018 in the Harrogate Theatre at the International Gilbert and Sullivan Festival. The orchestra and stage crew were provided by the venue. The production retained all the main features that originally came from the [[Patience 2018\|Annex Run]] in June 2018. There were, however, changes to the cast as two of the principles were unable to join the company, with the role of The Duke of Dunstable being taken on by [[Barnaby Wilson]] and the role of Major Murgatroyd by [[Ben Walker]], creating new dynamics between the trio of men which was enjoyable to watch. The chorus, despite losing some of its original run members, gained new ones, including the Director [[Abby Pardoe]] and Musical Director [[Bridie Strachan]].

	The production was very well received at the festival. [[Amber Courage]] won Best Female Voice and [[Bridie Strachan]], [[Tim Lutton]] and [[Liam Chan]] were awarded Best Musical Director. [[Abby Pardoe]] was nominated for Best Director, [[Rhona Graham]] and [[~~Delyth Simons~~]] were nominated for Best Costumes and the Chorus were nominated for Best Show.		The production was very well received at the festival. [[Amber Courage]] won Best Female Voice and [[Bridie Strachan]], [[Tim Lutton]] and [[Liam Chan]] were awarded Best Musical Director. [[Abby Pardoe]] was nominated for Best Director, [[Rhona Graham]] and [[Tzofia Rolton]] were nominated for Best Costumes and the Chorus were nominated for Best Show.

	== Production Team ==		== Production Team ==
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	\| ''Creative Director''\|\|[[Rhona Graham]]		\| ''Creative Director''\|\|[[Rhona Graham]]
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	\| ''Producer''\|\|[[~~Delyth Simons~~]]		\| ''Producer''\|\|[[Tzofia Rolton]]
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	\| ''Treasurer''\|\|[[Luke Comerford]]		\| ''Treasurer''\|\|[[Luke Comerford]]
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	\| ''Publicity Officer''\|\|[[~~Delyth Simons~~]]		\| ''Publicity Officer''\|\|[[Tzofia Rolton]]
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	\| ''Publicity Officer''\|\|[[Jesse Bean McCabe]]		\| ''Publicity Officer''\|\|[[Jesse Bean McCabe]]

Fyceirw at 15:11, 16 October 2018

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	'Patience, or Bunthorne's Bride' was performed by LOpSoc on 16th August 2018 in the Harrogate Theatre at the International Gilbert and Sullivan Festival. The orchestra and stage crew were provided by the venue. The production retained all the main features that originally came from the [[Patience 2018\|Annex Run]] in June 2018. There were, however, changes to the cast as two of the principles were unable to join the company, with the role of The Duke of Dunstable being taken on by [[Barnaby Wilson]] and the role of Major Murgatroyd by [[Ben Walker]], creating new dynamics between the trio of men which was enjoyable to watch. The chorus, despite losing some of its original run members, gained new ones, including the Director [[Abby Pardoe]] and Musical Director [[Bridie Strachan]].		'Patience, or Bunthorne's Bride' was performed by LOpSoc on 16th August 2018 in the Harrogate Theatre at the International Gilbert and Sullivan Festival. The orchestra and stage crew were provided by the venue. The production retained all the main features that originally came from the [[Patience 2018\|Annex Run]] in June 2018. There were, however, changes to the cast as two of the principles were unable to join the company, with the role of The Duke of Dunstable being taken on by [[Barnaby Wilson]] and the role of Major Murgatroyd by [[Ben Walker]], creating new dynamics between the trio of men which was enjoyable to watch. The chorus, despite losing some of its original run members, gained new ones, including the Director [[Abby Pardoe]] and Musical Director [[Bridie Strachan]].

	The production was very well received at the festival.		The production was very well received at the festival. [[Amber Courage]] won Best Female Voice and [[Bridie Strachan]], [[Tim Lutton]] and [[Liam Chan]] were awarded Best Musical Director. [[Abby Pardoe]] was nominated for Best Director, [[Rhona Graham]] and [[Delyth Simons]] were nominated for Best Costumes and the Chorus were nominated for Best Show.

	== Production Team ==		== Production Team ==

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Cast

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	\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[Jesse Bean McCabe]]		\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[Jesse Bean McCabe]]
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			\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[Abby Pardoe]]
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	\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[Eris Perring]]		\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[Eris Perring]]
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	\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[Annabelle Sessions]]		\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[Annabelle Sessions]]
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			\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[Bridie Strachan]]
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	\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[Fiona Sunderland]]		\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[Fiona Sunderland]]
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	\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[Megan Warinton]]		\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[Megan Warinton]]
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	~~\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[Mara Zimmerman]]~~
	\|}		\|}

Sondheim's Bitch at 10:50, 27 August 2018

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	Patience or Bunthorne's ~~Bridie~~ was performed by LOpSoc on 16th August 2018 in the Harrogate Theatre at the International Gilbert and Sullivan Festival. The orchestra and stage crew were provided by the venue. The production retained all the main features that originally came from the Annex Run in June 2018. There were, however, changes to the cast as two of the principles were unable to ~~accompany~~ the company, with the role of The Duke of Dunstable being taken on by [[Barnaby Wilson]] and the role of Major Murgatroyd by [[Ben Walker]] creating new dynamics between the trio of men which was enjoyable to watch. The chorus ~~though it lost so~~ of its original run members gained new ones including the Director [[Abby Pardoe]] and Musical Director [[Bridie Strachan]].		'Patience, or Bunthorne's Bride' was performed by LOpSoc on 16th August 2018 in the Harrogate Theatre at the International Gilbert and Sullivan Festival. The orchestra and stage crew were provided by the venue. The production retained all the main features that originally came from the [[Patience 2018\|Annex Run]] in June 2018. There were, however, changes to the cast as two of the principles were unable to join the company, with the role of The Duke of Dunstable being taken on by [[Barnaby Wilson]] and the role of Major Murgatroyd by [[Ben Walker]], creating new dynamics between the trio of men which was enjoyable to watch. The chorus, despite losing some of its original run members, gained new ones, including the Director [[Abby Pardoe]] and Musical Director [[Bridie Strachan]].

	The production was very well received at the festival.		The production was very well received at the festival.

Fyceirw at 15:04, 19 August 2018

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	Patience or Bunthorne's Bridie was performed by LOpSoc on 16th August 2018 in the Harrogate Theatre at the International Gilbert and Sullivan Festival. The orchestra and stage crew were provided by the venue. The production retained all the main features that originally came from the Annex Run in June 2018. There were, however, changes to the cast, with the role of The Duke of Dunstable being taken on by [Barnaby Wilson]		Patience or Bunthorne's Bridie was performed by LOpSoc on 16th August 2018 in the Harrogate Theatre at the International Gilbert and Sullivan Festival. The orchestra and stage crew were provided by the venue. The production retained all the main features that originally came from the Annex Run in June 2018. There were, however, changes to the cast as two of the principles were unable to accompany the company, with the role of The Duke of Dunstable being taken on by [[Barnaby Wilson]] and the role of Major Murgatroyd by [[Ben Walker]] creating new dynamics between the trio of men which was enjoyable to watch. The chorus though it lost so of its original run members gained new ones including the Director [[Abby Pardoe]] and Musical Director [[Bridie Strachan]].

	The production was very well received at the festival. The adjudicator of the UniFest awards said the following about the show: 'I am not given to hyperbole, but I think I can say with honesty that this Mikado is the best show I have seen during the entire life of the UniFest. Everyone involved with it deserves enormous congratulation and credit.'		The production was very well received at the festival.

	~~LOpSoc was crowned champions of the competition, winning the Best Performance award. George Smith and~~ Billy Boulton ~~won Best Direction, and David Child and Liam Chan won Best Musical Direction~~. ~~Philip Needle received a nomination for Best Male Voice;~~ Barnaby Wilson ~~and Ben Walker received nominations for Best Character Actor;~~ Joe Hand ~~received a nomination for Best Male Performer. The society was also nominated for the Best~~ Chorus ~~award.~~		== Production Team ==

			{\|Class="wikitable sortable"
			!Role!!Name
			\|-
			\| ''Director''\|\|[[Abby Pardoe]]
			\|-
			\| ''Musical Director''\|\|[[Tim Lutton]]
			\|-
			\| ''Musical Director''\|\|[[Bridie Strachan]]
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			\| ''Musical Director''\|\|[[Liam Chan]]
			\|-
			\| ''Choreographer''\|\|[[Clementine Chirol]]
			\|-
			\| ''Creative Director''\|\|[[Rhona Graham]]
			\|-
			\| ''Producer''\|\|[[Delyth Simons]]
			\|}

			== Cast ==

			{\|Class="wikitable sortable"
			!Role!!Name
			\|-
			\| ''Patience''\|\|[[Amber Courage]]
			\|-
			\| ''Reginald Bunthorne''\|\|[[Daniel Williams-Brown]]
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			\| ''Archibald Grosvenor''\|\|[[Tom Hudson]]
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			\| ''Lady Jane''\|\|[[Martha Fooks]]
			\|-
			\| ''Lady Angela''\|\|[[Tori Arnold]]
			\|-
			\| ''Lady Saphir''\|\|[[Rhiannon Creffield]]
			\|-
			\| ''Lady Ella''\|\|[[Katie Giles]]
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			\| ''Colonel Calverley''\|\|[[Billy Boulton]]
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			\| ''Major Murgatroyd''\|\|[[Ben Walker]]
			\|-
			\| ''Lieut. The Duke of Dunstable''\|\|[[Barnaby Wilson]]
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			\| ''Mr. Bunthorne's Solicitor''\|\|[[Dom Navikas]]
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			\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[Pete Alexander]]
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			\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[David Child]]
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			\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[Nadia Fundell]]
			\|-
			\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[Joe Hand]]
			\|-
			\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[Jesse Bean McCabe]]
			\|-
			\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[Eris Perring]]
			\|-
			\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[Andrew Rose]]
			\|-
			\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[Annabelle Sessions]]
			\|-
			\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[Fiona Sunderland]]
			\|-
			\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[Megan Warinton]]
			\|-
			\| ''Chorus''\|\|[[Mara Zimmerman]]
			\|}

			== Crew ==

			{\|Class="wikitable sortable"
			!Role!!Name
			\|-
			\| ''Technical Director''\|\|[[Edmund King]]
			\|-
			\| ''Stage Crew''\|\|[[Kit Grange]]
			\|-
			\| ''Stage Crew''\|\|[[Alex Willmott]]
			\|-
			\|}

			== Committee ==

			{\|Class="wikitable sortable"
			!Role!!Name
			\|-
			\| ''Chair''\|\|[[Billy Boulton]]
			\|-
			\| ''Secretary''\|\|[[Martha Fooks]]
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			\| ''Treasurer''\|\|[[Luke Comerford]]
			\|-
			\| ''Publicity Officer''\|\|[[Delyth Simons]]
			\|-
			\| ''Publicity Officer''\|\|[[Jesse Bean McCabe]]
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			\| ''Social Secretary''\|\|[[Isaac Treuherz]]
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			\| ''Webmaster''\|\|[[Pete Alexander]]
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			\| ''Loremaster''\|\|[[Daniel Williams-Brown]]
			\|-
			\| ''Ordinary Member''\|\|[[Tori Arnold]]
			\|-
			\| ''Tours Officer''\|\|[[Rhona Graham]]
			\|-
			\|}

			[[Category:Performance]]

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Patience or Bunthorne's Bridie was performed by LOpSoc on 16th August 2018 in the Harrogate Theatre at the International Gilbert and Sullivan Festival. The orchestra and stage crew were provided by the venue. The production retained all the main features that originally came from the Annex Run in June 2018. There were, however, changes to the cast, with the role of The Duke of Dunstable being taken on by [Barnaby Wilson]

The production was very well received at the festival. The adjudicator of the UniFest awards said the following about the show: 'I am not given to hyperbole, but I think I can say with honesty that this Mikado is the best show I have seen during the entire life of the UniFest. Everyone involved with it deserves enormous congratulation and credit.'

LOpSoc was crowned champions of the competition, winning the Best Performance award. George Smith and Billy Boulton won Best Direction, and David Child and Liam Chan won Best Musical Direction. Philip Needle received a nomination for Best Male Voice; Barnaby Wilson and Ben Walker received nominations for Best Character Actor; Joe Hand received a nomination for Best Male Performer. The society was also nominated for the Best Chorus award.