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We only have limited material pertaining to this show. Can you help? Please contact the archivist with any material you may have. archives@brostc.org
| Character | Actor |
| Reno | Lizzie Brignall |
| Billy Snake-Eyes Johnson | Paul St James |
| Hope | Jan Croxson |
| Aristocrat | Hamilton Faber |
| Moon-Face Martin | Matthew Chandler |
| Cheekey | Colin Yorath |
| Role | Name |
| Director | Andrew Macbean |
| Musical Director | Viv Vignoles |
| Choreographer | Katy Hart |
| Set Design and Construction | Wesley Henderson Roe |
May 1998
The SS American is sailing all this week from the good old US of A to the UK in the classic Cole Porter musical Anything Goes, presented by the Barnes & Richmond Operatic Society.
With director Andrew MacBean at its helm, the ship may be slow leaving New York, indeed, the long haul of the first act suggests a world cruise rather than an Atlantic crossing, but when she gets up steam she races towards the coast of England as eagerly as the ill-fated Titanic towards the iceberg.
However, while she is also short of lifeboats and carries only a couple of lifebelts, there is no need to entertain even a hint of a sinking feeling.
As one of its passengers so rightly says, “Go Hail a few Marys” – the SS American really is unsinkable and, with siren blowing and all hands singing and dancing, steams to a recordbreaking success.
Click below to see full review.
Show Date: May 1998
Venue: The Minack Theatre