Whitefield AODS - Little Shop of Horrors Programme.

Whitefield AODS This amateur production is presented by arrangement with Music Theatre International (Europe)

L I T T L E SHOP of

HORRORS BOOK & LYRICS BY MUSIC BY

HOWARD ASHMAN ALAN MENKIN BASED ON THE FILM BY RODGER CORMAN SCREEN PLAY BY CHARLES GRIFFITH

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CREDITS Book and Lyrics by HOWARD ASHMAN Music by ALAN MENKEN Based on the film by Roger Corman, Screenplay by Charles Griffith Originally produced by the WPA Theatre (Kyle Renick, Producing Director) Originally produced at the Orpheum Theatre, New York City by the WPA Theatre, David Geffen, Cameron Mackintosh and the Shubert Organization This amateur production is presented by arrangement with Music Theatre International (Europe) All authorised performance materials are also supplied by MTI Europe www.mtishows.co.uk LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS was originally Directed by Howard Ashman with Musical Staging by Edie Cowan

Whitefield Amateur Operatic & Dramatic Society presents

L I T T L E SHOP of

HORRORS President : Hilary Eastwood

So here we are again, a year has passed since our incredible production of Jesus Christ Superstar. How time flies when you’re having fun! And I do hope that the cast, production team and crew of this show feel that they are having fun because when you’re giving your time by rehearsing for hours and making and finding the set and props then you need it to be fun.

I would like to thank the committee and friends of Whitefield AODS for all the work and support that they give to the society to keep the show on the road.

Without the generous time given we would not be here.

So if you feel you have a ‘hole’ in your life and coming and joining us would fill it then please do.

Thank you to our audiences for coming and supporting us because without you we are wasting our time. Thank you as well to our guests.

I hope you all have a very good time and please have a safe journey home.

COMMITTEE

Chairman : Vivien Taylor General Secretary : Jeanette Brown Treasurer : Sally McEvoy Auditor : Rosie France General Committee : Martin Ogden, Eleanor Molloy, Leon McKenna, Jessica McEvoy

LIFE MEMBERS Vivien Taylor, Clive Eastwood, Hilary Eastwood, Mark Eastwood, John Goggins, Mavis Belton Andrew Eastwood , Vera Harttey-shaw, Carol McCormack, Graham Holmes, David Belton Martin Ogden, Keith McEvoy, Ruth Holmes

About our affiliates NODA The National Operatic and Dramatic Association (NODA), founded in 1899, is the leading representative body for amateur theatre in the UK. The Association has a membership of approximately 2000 amateur theatre groups and approximately800 individual members staging musicals, operas, plays, concerts and pantomimes in a wide variety of venues ranging from the country’s leading professional theatres to village halls. Covering a broad spectrum of age ranges NODA member societies meet the needs of all levels of both performers, whether dramatic, dance or musical, and those involved backstage, front of house or in society administration.

NODA aims: - To give a shared voice to amateur theatre - To help societies and individuals achieve the highest standards of best practice and performance.

- To provide leadership and advice to enable amateur theatre to tackle the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century - To achieve these aims NODA is divided into eleven regions, each headed by a regional councillor who sits on the national council (ruling body of the Association), and supported by a network of regional representatives and officials. These volunteers are the vital link to the grass roots of the Association; the amateur theatre groups themselves and their members.

- To provide support and assistance to these volunteers the Association is administered from its of CE in Peterborough by a knowledgeable and friendly staff who can deal with any enquiry about amateur theatre.

Membership of NODA provides theatre groups and individuals with a wide range of benefits including access to NODA’s advice service at national and regional level, as well as representation to government, access to funding agencies, direct access to rights holders and the media as well access to regional and national conferences, workshops and seminars to help share information on best practice.

NODA holds an annual residential Summer School (with bursaries available) offering training from professional tutors in a wide range of both performance and technical courses.

NODA also holds an annual national and regional programme and poster competition to encourage high standards in design.

Through its trading arm, NODA Limited members have access to a varied range of products and services including insurance for both societies and individuals, long service awards that recognise the dedication made by individuals to amateur theatre, discounts on plays, vocal scores, libretti and technical books and a range of NODA branded merchandise. As a rights holder NODA Limited has 150 pantomimes by leading authors as well as a growing catalogue of plays and musicals.

National Operatic and Dramatic Association Headquarters: 15 The Metro Centre, Peterborough, PE2 7UH Telephone: 01733 374790 Email: info@noda.org.uk Website: www.noda.org.uk

T h i s pa g e i s s p o n s o r e d b y Martin Ogden

Band credits Musical Director / Keys 1: Sarah Osmond Keys 2 : Simon Pickup Percussion : Dan Bennett Bass Guitar : Justin Proudman Electric Guitar : Mike Ciaputa

Production Credits Director : Mal Wood Choreographer : Jessica McEvoy Production Secretary : Leon McKenna Stage Manager : Paul Downham Deputy Stage Manager : Neil Downham Lighting Design : Rob Armstrong (RAdesignandtech) Sound Design : Glenn Knight (Knights Acoustics) Set Construction : Simon Tanner, Martin Ogden & Team Props : Martin Ogden Photography : Martin Ogden Programme : Jessica McEvoy Wardrobe : Vivien Taylor Dressers : Vicki Clarkson, Faye Johnston Makeup : Faye Johnston Flower Makers : Vivien Taylor, Jeanette Brown & Whitefield Stitch and Bitch Group Front of House Manager: Hilary Eastwood

PRODUCTION TEAM

Mal is delighted to return to Whitefield to direct Little Shop of Horrors. It’s been another fantastic experience working with such a dedicated and talented group both on and off the stage. Particular thanks to MD Sarah & Choreographer Jess for sharing my vision and being very patient with me and a massive thank you to the Whitefield committee for allowing my imagination to run wild for a second year running!

Mal Wood director

As a performer - Lucky Stiff (Luigi Gaudi), Spamalot (Ensemble), Urinetown the Musical (Officer Barrel), The Great American Trailer Park Musical (Ensemble), The Drowsy Chaperone (Underling), The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (Melvin P Thorpe), Run For Your Wife (Stanley Gardner), Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Frank), The Producers (Carmen Ghia), The Sound of Music (Max Detweiler), The Importance of Being Earnest (Algernon Moncrieff), Titanic (Frederick Barrett), Follies (Young Ben), and West Side Story (A-rab). As Musical Director - West Side Story, Bugsy Malone, The Threepenny Opera, The Wizard of Oz and countless pantomimes!

As Director - Victoria Wood’s Acorn Antiques and Steel Magnolias for Centenary Theatre Company at the Brindley, Runcorn, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee and [title of show] for Side by Side Productions at Manchester’s Hope Mill Theatre, Jesus Christ Superstar for Whitefield AODS at the Bury Met.

Sarah is so glad to be asked back at Whitefields AODS working Alongside Mal and Jessica and has had an amazing time working on Little Shop of Horrors. This will be the forth time she has been Musical Director to this show and has played in the band for many other versions. It is clearly one of her favourites. This production has been a pleasure for Sarah to MD and she loves Mals creative new spin on it and has thoroughly enjoyed working with the very talented ensemble who vocally have been a dream to “feed Musically” As Musical Director - Over the past three years Sarah has been MD to Whitefield including Sister Act, Jesus Christ Superstar. She has also worked alongside the team at PADOS

Jess was overwhelmed to be asked to return to Whitefield to choreograph Little Shop of Horrors. It’s been a strange experience not having to be the one to perform on the stage. It’s been a wonderful experience working alongside the cast and crew for this production. Having this show for a creative outlet has been phenomenal, creating each number has been so joyful, then to watch the cast perform bringing my vision to light makes me so happy. Thank you, everyone involved for making this summer an enjoyable one.

Jessica mcevoy Choreographer

As a performer - Children of Eden (ensemble), Addams Family (ensemble), Sister Act (Ensemble), Big the Musical (Abigail + Ensemble), Jesus Christ Superstar (Priest + Soul Girl), Chicago (ensemble), Spring Awakening (Anna), Plus numerous appearances on the Lowery stage performing at Showcase. As Choreographer - Whitefield AODS’s Showcase section at the Lowery (Godspell + Blood Brothers), PADOS jrs Cinderella. Upcoming Adventures Include: Choreographing Wizard of Oz at PADOS jrs and being apart of HATS Legally Blonde in April.

Sarah Osmond musical director

Cast credits Seymour : Audrey : Audrey II : Mushnik : Orin : Ronnette : Crystal : Chiffon : Urchins :

T h i s pa g e i s s p o n s o r e d b y Vivien + Craig

Ciaran Rafferty Sophie Lord Domonique Mcclafferty Martin Kelly Steven Cheeseman Rachel Cocker Tori Vaal Eleanor Molloy Louise Gaffney Sam Hill John Mulholland

Puppeteers :

Lucy Garner Mark Wood Charlotte Gelhardt Vicky Parry

Ensemble :

Chris Beadsmoore Kerry Colyer Francesca Groves Rachel Jacquest Alison Ruck Hollie White

Society NEWS

The Innocent ‘Big Knit’

Helping to raise money for Age UK

Whitefield Stich & Bitch Group have taken part in Various charity projects

Festive Afternoon Tea Raising in Excess of £4000 for the Christie Charitable Fund

Neonatal Knitters

Providing hats for Premature Babies at Northwest Neonatal Intensive Care Units

Dementia Blankets

Providing blankets for a local hospital dementia ward Stich & Bitch is a social group from Whitefield AODS who spend their spare time doing all things craft!

For more information or if you wish to join please contact Secretary@waods.co.uk

We are thrilled to announce the arrival of Poppy Elizabeth Preston Ratcliff.

A heartfelt congratulations to Peter & Charlotte on your marriage at the end of 2018.

Also to Jon & Gemma to your marriage in the new year.

Awa r d N o m i n at i o n s 2018/ 2019 Season: NODA District 5

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We are sorry to announce the passing of a near and dear member of the society, Allen Taylor.

Allen often helped on front of house and was also manager of the hall.

You’ll always be in our hearts.

Best Supporting Male: Stuart Davies (Caiaphas) Best Supporting Female: Katherine Reynolds (Mary) Best Lead in a Musical: Sam Bate (Jesus) Best Musical Director: Sarah Osmond Best Director: Mal Wood ( W I N N E R ) Best Ensemble: Jesus Christ Superstar.

Best Musical: Jesus Christ Superstar Best Staging: Jesus Christ Superstar.

G r e at e r M a n c h e s t e r D r a m a F e d e r at i o n

Manchester M u s i c a l Awa r d s

Best Actor: Sam Bate (Jesus) Best Supporting : Jeff Harpin ( Anas) Best Supporting: Stuart Davies (Caiaphas) Best Director: Mal Wood.

Adjudicators Award: Jack Forrest (Pilot)

Best all Round Performer: Sean Baker ( Peter) Best Vocal: Sam Bate ( Jesus)

S o c i e t y Awa r d s D av i d a n d M av i s Awa r d : Jessica McEvoy ( awarded for an outstanding performance in the season)

A l i s o n B e l l Awa r d : Jessica McEvoy ( awarded for loyalty and enthusiasm for the society.)

J a n i c e ’ s awa r d

Jack Forrest ( for his hard work and dedication during the show)

Meet the cast

Ciaran rafferty

Sophie lord

Domonique Mcclafferty

M a r t i n K e l ly

Steven Cheeseman

Seymour

Audrey

Audrey II

Mushnik

Orin / Skip Snip

This is Ciaran’s first show with Whitefield, though he has previously been in Little Shop, playing the role of Skip Snip at the age of 14. His favourite shows are Guys and Dolls, Ragtime and Man of la Mancha.

Sophie is super excited to be joining the cast of “little shop of horrors” in her first production with Whitefield AODS. Sophie has been treading the boards since the age of 10 and has taken on numerous leading roles around the North West such as “Sukie” in Witches of Eastwick, “Lola” in Copacabana and most recently “Eliza” in My fair lady.

In 2017 Sophie won The GMDF Adjudicators discretionary Award for her portrayal of “Little voice” at the Millennium Theatre in Waterfoot.”

Domonique McClafferty has always loved to perform. She has enjoyed many different roles with different society’s over the years.

Martin is thoroughly enjoying the role of Mushnik, having been a fan of Little Shop of Horrors for many years but never having the opportunity to be a part of it until now. Always relishing the challenge of a tyrannical role (nothing like the real Martin he assures us!), Martin has returned to his Whitefield theatre family for the third consecutive year, having previously taken on the roles of our villains, Curtis (Sister Act) and Herod (Jesus Christ Superstar).

Elsewhere, Martin has been fortunate to perform on both sides of the Atlantic, having performed in Canada. Since returning to the UK, he has appeared in local productions of Spamalot (Patsy), Priscilla, Queen of the Desert (Frank), Sweet Charity (Vittorio Vitale) and Lend Me A Tenor (Max), amongst others. Away from the theatre, Martin sings regularly in pubs and clubs, designs t-shirts and records songs which he posts on his web-page.

LSOH is Steven’s first production with Whitefield and he’s very excited to take on the role of the Dentist.

Steven studied Media & Performance at Salford University and was fortunate to work in entertainment at Walt Disney World in Florida a few years ago.

Earlier this year, he was lucky enough to win ‘Best Comedy Performance’ at the Manchester Musical Awards for playing Rod in Avenue Q. Recent roles include: Barnaby (Hello Dolly: Oldham Coliseum Theatre), Rod (Avenue Q: The Curtain Theatre), Peter (Stags & Hens: Guide Bridge Theatre), Felicia (Priscilla Queen Of The Dessert: Heywood Civic Centre), Pablo (Sister Act: Blackburn Empire Theatre), Warner (Legally Blonde: Heywood Civic Centre).

Outside of performing, Steven works as a Senior Digital Marketing Executive for an accountancy firm based in Altrincham.

He hopes you enjoy the show!

Don’t forget to floss.

When he’s not rehearsing, Ciaran loves playing piano and is currently training to be a solicitor.

He has loved the challenge of playing his first main part, especially with such a talented cast and crew.

He saw his younger brother play the role of Seymour last year, so it’s a good thing he’s not the competitive type...

This was his first show for quite sometime. Previous productions include Pirates of Penzance, Jesus Christ Superstar, Godspell and Suddenly Last Summer.

T h i s pa g e i s s p o n s o r e d b y Hilary Eastwood

Most recently appearing as Nancy in Oliver, Rita in Lucky Stiff and Blanche in Bonnie and Clyde. Domonique is delighted to be back with Whitefield with whom she has previously been involved in Godspell, The Wedding Singer and Showcase.

She is now grateful for the opportunity to take on the role of Audrey II. Everyone always jokes about Domonique being a female Sophie has also worked bass, so she is looking forward to professionally sailing around the testing the theory in this role ;)

Caribbean as a cruise ship singer but has now returned to her roots on dry land to join us in years Production.

ACT 1 Prologue / Little Shop of Horrors -

R o n n e t t e , C r y s ta l , C h i f f o n & Urchins

Downtown (Skid Row) Da Doo Grow For Me Ya Never Know -

Full Cast Seymour & Ensemble Seymour M u s h n i k , R o n n e t t e , C r y s ta l , C h i f f o n & Urchins

Somewhere That’s Green Closed for Renovation Dentist -

Audrey S e y m o u r , A u d r e y, M u s h n i k O r i n , R o n n e t t e , C r y s ta l , C h i f f o n & Urchins

Mushnik & Son Feed Me (Get It) -

Mushnik & Seymour Audrey II, Seymour, R o n n e t t e , C r y s ta l , C h i f f o n & U r c h i n s

Now (Just the Gas) Little Shop of Horrors (reprise) -

Orin & Seymour R o n n e t t e , C r y s ta l & C h i f f o n

ACT 2 Call Back In The Morning Suddenly Seymour Suppertime The Meek Shall Inherit Sominex / Suppertime II Somewhere That’s Green (reprise) Final Ultimo (Don’t Feed The Plants) -

Full Cast Seymour & Audrey Audrey II Full cast Audrey & Audrey II Audrey Full Cast

T h i s pa g e i s s p o n s o r e d b y the mcevoy’s

Tori is really looking forward to be joining the cast of “Little Shop of Horrors” in her first production with Whitefield AODS.

RacheL Cocker Ronnette Rachel is very excited to be joining Whitefield AODS for the first time in their production of ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ as it has been a favourite musical of hers since secondary school. After taking an 8 year break from musical theatre, Rachel decided to tread the boards again after moving to Manchester 2 years ago and it is one of the best decisions she’s ever made!

Aside from singing professionally most weekends as either a female solo artist or in a well established function band, Tori has been treading the boards of the am dram stage for some time now and has taken on numerous leading roles around the North West such as “Sarah” in Our House, “Rizzo” in Grease, and most recently “Deloris” in Sistet Act - for which she won the Noda Award for Best Actress in a Musical and Radio Lancashire Best Performer.

Rachel has most recently performed with All Saints Musical Productions in Spamalot, Bad Girls, Dogfight and Showcase 2019.

Rachel would like to thank everyone at Whitefield AODS for making her feel so welcome and hopes that everyone enjoys the show!

T o r i Va a l C r y s ta l

Eleanor Molloy Chiffon This marks Eleanor’s 9th show with Whitefield since joining in 2010 and in that time she has taken both principal & ensemble roles.

She started performing as a junior dancer in pantomimes with the Harwood Hams, & worked her way up through the ranks over 13 years to become principal girl.

Her natural singing habitat is light opera; She is also a member of New Rosemere (Bolton’s premier Gilbert & Sullivan society) & has played most of the lead soprano roles. Performances as Mabel in 2011, 2015 & 2018 earning her nominations at BATS, MMA & NODA awards for “Best Actress in a Musical”. Her next venture is the title role in “Patience” For the past few years, she has had several costumes and changed a dozen or so times during the show, so this year she is enjoying having one costume (with accessories) and leaving the stage for only a couple of minutes in each act!

Louise Gaffney Urchin

Sam hill urchin

John Mulholland U r c h i n / Pat r i c k m a r t i n

Chris Beadsmoore

Rachel Jacquest

Lucy Garner

Wino 1 / Bernstein

The Customer

Puppeteer 1

K e r r y c o ly e r

Alison Ruck

Mark Wood

The Interviewer

D e n t i s t Pat i e n t / M r s L u c e

Puppeteer 2

Francesca Groves

Hollie White

Charlotte Gelhardt

V i c k y Pa r r y

Wino 2

Puppeteer 3

Puppeteer 4

Old Chinese Guy

Little Shop of Horrors F r o m S c r e e n t o s ta g e Little Shop Of Horrors, with book and lyrics by Howard Ashman and music by Alan Menken, is based on the lowbudget 1960 black comedy film of the same name.

Little Shop Of Horrors premiered on May 6, 1982 at the Workshop of the Players’ Art Theatre. It then opened off-Broadway at the Orpheum Theatre in New York City’s East Village on July 27 of the same year.

It closed on November 1, 1987 with 2,209 performances under its belt.

The musical has seen subsequent success after the Broadway revival. A U.S. national tour ran from August 10, 2004 to April 16, 2006. A London revival started running on November 17, 2006 at the Menier Chocolate Factory, featuring a new Audrey II design. Becoming a success, the production transferred twice in its run, to both the Duke of York Theatre and the Ambassadors Theatre, before closing on September 8, 2007. A UK touring production then launched in 2008.

The musical also had its West End premiere at the Comedy Theatre, produced by Cameron Mackintosh.

It ran for 813 performances from January 1, 1983 to October 5, 1985

This musical was only the second collaboration between Ashman and Menken, the first being a 1979 stage adaptation of a Kurt Vonnegut novel. In writing the book, Ashman chose to use the frame of the story to satirize many different topics, including: science fiction, “B” movies, musical comedy, and the Faust legend (in which a man sells his soul to the Devil). In his music, Menken used many of the musical styles of the early 1960s, including rock and roll, doo-wop , and Motown.

An extremely popular film adaptation of the musical was released in 1986.

Directed by Frank Oz, it featured a screenplay entirely written by Howard Ashman and featured a new song written by Ashman and Alan Menken, “Mean Green Mother from Outer Space” (which went on to be nominated for an Academy Award).

A revival of Little Shop Of Horrors was planned in 2003.

A pre-Broadway tryout began at the Miracle Theatre in Coral Gables, Florida on May 16, 2003. The revival finally opened on Broadway at the Virginia Theatre on October 2, 2003. Martin P. Robinson (the original designer of the Audrey II puppet) enlisted friends from the Jim Henson studio to create more hightech puppets. It closed on August 22, 2004 after 372 performances.

By the time the original closed, Little Shop Of Horrors was both the third-longest running musical and the highestgrossing production in offBroadway history.

Recent revivals inclued: 2018 Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre. Staring Matt Willis as Orin and Drag Queen Vicky Vox as Audrey II. 2019 Off-Broadway Starring Jonathan Groff as Seymour

DON’T FEED THE PLANTS The action opens on Mushnik’s Flower Shop, a failing store on Skid Row. There we meet Mr. Mushnik and his two employees, Audrey and the nerdish Seymour Krelborn who secretly has a crush on his beautiful but much-abused co-worker.

Audrey, attempting to help Mushnik bring more customers into his failing business, persuades him to look at one of the “exotic plants Seymour has been tinkering around with.” Mushnik is intrigued and allows Seymour to display his ‘Strange and Interesting’ plant in the front window, which he has named, in honour of his secret love, Audrey II. Business is soon booming and in celebration Mushnik invites Seymour and Audrey out on the town, but Audrey has a date with her boyfriend, the sadistic dentist, Orin Scrivello. Seymour also declines and stays behind to tend to the suddenly ailing Audrey II. That night, alone in the shop, he discovers the shocking secret to the plant’s health and phenomenal growth: human blood. With each feed the plant grows bolder and begins to talk to Seymour: “feed me.”

THE STORY OF LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS

Following the disappearance of Orin, Seymour builds up the courage to finally tell Audrey of his true feelings for her.

Unfortunately, Mushnik deduces Seymour’s crime and threatens to turn him into the police if he does not come with him there and then to confess. The plant, however, must stay. Of course the solution for Seymour is once again right in front of him, and he tricks Mushnik into the jaws of the ever-hungry Audrey II. As the plant and the body count grow so does Seymour’s fame and fortune.

Ultimately, Seymour’s natural goodness begins to make him think about his lifestyle and what he must do to maintain it. At last, he decides to flee with Audrey to be married and plots to destroy Audrey II. .... but will they succeed?

Audrey II has now become a singing, dancing, jive talking, vampire vegetable! The plant demands more and more, and Orin becomes more and more abusive to Audrey; thus Seymour comes up with the natural solution.

Murder Orin and feed him to Audrey II! He is spared the ghastly deed, however, when the nitrous-addicted dentist laughs himself to death on his own anaesthetic gas.

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