Stepping Out- 2002
"Stepping Out" which enjoyed a successful run at the Duke of Yorks Theatre, is a warm and very funny play about the lives, laughs and loves of a group of women(and one man) attending a weekly tap-dance class in a dingy North London church hall. As the play prgoresses, and they struggle to prepare their performance for a grand charity show, we get to know them better - and the reasons why the class is so important to each of them. Voted Comedy of the Year by the Evening Standard Drama Awards in 1984.
Directed by Jill Stephenson
Musically Directed by Barry Hopwood
Choreography: Marie Turnbull
Cast:
Mavis: Marie Turnbull
Mrs Fraser: Maggie Hadland
Lynne: Leah Duffield
Dorothy: Jan Lewis
Maxine: June Walker
Andy: Julie Allen
Geoffrey: Chris Mackinlay
Sylvia: Jill Stephenson
Rose: Gill Bennett
Vera: Lesley Maenami
Behind the scenes:
Stage Management: Marty Maenami, Eddie Robson, Val Scurr
Lighting/sound: Marty Maenami, Matthew Lewis, Keith Lewis
Costumes: Jan lewis
Ticket Sales/Treasurer: Maureen Robson
Programme: Lesley Maenami, Jane Lewis
Refreshments and Bar: Bernie Turnbull and Gang, Julie Allen, Maureen Robson
Raffle/Programme Sale: Betty Stephenson, Margaret Lincoln
Door: Harry Lowes. Jeanne Smith
Bar: John Walley
Prompt: Katy O'Farrell
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