Don't Just Lie There, Say Something!
by
Michael Pertwee
directed
by Alan Tasker
| Sir William Mainwaring-Brown is leading a campaign against permissiveness. In order to counter this, a group of hippies abduct Barry Ovis, a young Parliamentarian who is about to marry his political agent, and take him, drugged, to a wild party. He escapes after clouting two policemen during a raid, and takes refuge in Sir William's flat. He finds the great man is far from unpermissive himself. The pleasant evening of dalliance Sir William has arranged however, is upset by a series of complications caused mainly by a police inspector and a member of the Opposition. The mounting frenzy culminates in a whirlwind of frenetic, panic-stricken plans and counter plans as all concerned attempt to ward off discovery. |
Cast |
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| Barry Ovis MP | Graham Davidson |
| Rt Hon Wilfred Potts MP | Charles Barker |
| Jean Fenton | Joy Walker |
| Sir William Mainwaring-Brown | Keith Jones |
| Gisele Parkyn | Alison Henry |
| Inspector Ruff | Keith Rylands-Bolton |
| Damina | Mary Chapman |
| Wendy | Janice Sipling |
| Caretaker | Alan Tasker |
| Banner Carriers | Janice Sipling and Sally Nobbs |
Crew |
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| Production Assistant | Jill Charlton |
| Stage Management | Marion Plenderleith |
| Set Design & Construction | Rex Howson |
| Lighting Set | Andrew Charlton |
| Lights Operation | Andrew Charlton & Kevin Cousins |
| Sound | Steven Chapman |
| Box Office | Jane Nutting |
| Costumes | Members & Friends of the Company |
| Coffee | M Stanney, V Davies and M Johnson |