REMO Players - the plays.
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REMO Players - the plays. |
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Page/Site created by Bob Tame. PAGE STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION
This is not a complete list but some of the early productions between 1948 and 1968 include:
I remember seeing or being involved with the following Plays and Pantomimes between 1969 and 1979:
Post Horn Gallop (1968?)
The Hollow
(1969) ( I watched these two)
| Picnic (1969) | (I was on Sound Effects - first attempt, nearly got them all right) |
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The cast of Picnic stop while the
Producer makes a few points. Click on Picture for more info and pics. |
| Little Women (1970) | (I did Sound Effects and Music) |
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Little Women won the Best Set
Award from the Wolverhampton Drama Federation, (the
A.E Wood Plaque). Click on Picture for more info and pics. (Glynis worked backstage on the REMO production and since then has produced the play with the Duston Players) |
| Boeing Boeing (1970) | (I did Sound Effects and Music) |
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The air hostesses all arrive on
stage together. Click on Picture for more info and pics. |
| Rain (Spring 1971) | My Sound FX included lots of Rain, (which I recorded under the cooling towers at Wolverhampton Bilston Road Power station) and jungle drums that drove the cast insane! |
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This play
won the Express & Star trophy for Wolverhampton Drama
Federation Best Production of the year Click on Picture for more info and pics. |
| Waltz of the Toreadors (Autumn 1971) | (I did Sound Effects and Music) |
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I have no details of the REMO production at present but click here for info about the play |
| Robin Hood and the Babes in the Wood | (Jan 1972) -- I was Alan a Dale in this production |
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Me (Alan a Dale),
seen here with Glynis (the Jester), Elaine Brindley and
Ron Willcocks (The King) (Click on the picture to see the program) |
| Photo Finish (Spring 1972) | I was Sound FX |
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Click on Picture for more info and pics. |
| Separate Tables | (Autumn 1972) |
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Click on Picture for more info and pics. |
| Sleeping Beauty | (January 1973) (Sound FX) |
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Click on Picture for more info and pics. |
| Cat on the Fiddle | (Spring 1973) |
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Click on Picture for more info and pics. |
| Pygmalion (Autumn 1973) (I had walk on part, probably my last time on Stage) |
Click on Title to see cast and crew details. |
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.. Click on Picture for a bigger version with names, and a full Cast and Crew listing. |
| Something to Hide | (Spring 1974) |
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Click on Picture for more info and pics. |
| Enter a Free Man | (Autumn 1974) |
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Click on Picture for more info and pics. |
| Wuthering Heights | (Spring 1975) |
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Click on Picture for more info and pics. |
| The Importance of being Ernest | (Autumn 1975) |
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Click on Picture for more info and pics. |
| Rumpelstiltskin | (January 1976) |
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Click on Picture for more info and pics. |
| Flat Spin | (Spring 1976).... |
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(Click here to see Cast & Crew) |
| The Italian Girl | (Autumn 1976) (Sound FX/Music again) |
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(Click here
for Cast & Crew and Photo's from the production.) This play won the best Set award from the Wolverhampton Drama Federation, the A.E Wood Plaque. |
| When we are Married | (Spring 1977) |
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Click on Picture for more info and pics. |
| Move over Mrs Markham | (Autumn 1977) (I was on Lighting) |
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for Cast and Crew) - Glynis Tame was busy giving birth during this REMO production but later played Mrs Markham in the Duston Players production of this play in 1996) |
| Little Boxes | (3rd - 5th April 1978) |
| (by John Bowen) | This was in fact two one act plays
designed to be shown together using two very similar
sets. - The first play was called 'The Coffee Lace', in which a group of elderly concert party artistes sell the body for a celebration when one of them dies' The second one was called 'Trevor' in which a lesbian couple hire an actor to pretend to be fiance of one of them, when her parents come to visit. Complications arise when the other girl's parents also arrive, and 'Trevor' finds he has two parts to play |
| The Man Most Likely To | (April 1979) (Sound FX/Music again) |
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(Click here
for Cast & Crew and Photo's from the production.) which was my last before leaving Wolverhampton |
| The Pied Piper of Hamelin | (a Pantomime) (Jan 1980) |
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(Click here for Cast & Crew and Photo's from the production.) |
I left to move to North Staffordshire in 1979, but please let me know if you have any information about other plays to:-
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(Page updated 4/12/2010)