Music and
Lyrics by Maury Yeston
Book by Peter Stone
Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham
Stage
Director: Paul Scott
Musical Director: Allan Gillespie
Caroline
Neville - Caroline Price
Charles Clarke - Samuel Taunton
Alice Bean - Sarah Dyer
Edgar Bean - David Roberts
Kate McGowan - Hannah Bennett
Kate Mullins - Hannah Field
Kate Murphy - Rachel Prudden
Jim Farrell - Murray Spear
Frederick Barrett - James Blofield
Harold Bride - Ralph Barnes
Frederick Fleet - Simon Lewis
Wallace Hartley - Paul Scott
William Murdoch - Michael Ferris
Captain E J Smith - Richard Schofield
J Bruce Ismay - Paul Chesworth
Thomas Andrews - David Singer
Henry Etches - Simon Moss
Isador Straus - Rod Davis
Ida Straus - Ann Cox
Ladies
Fiona Hale
Claire Townsend
Monica Lloyd
Faye Machin
Kirsten Schofield
Lesley Hendrie
Sheryl Walpole
Sheila Ham
Pat Schofield
Pat?Amphlett
Sarah Eliot
Helen Hooper
Mavis Boulton
Jo Scriven
Deidre Kincaid
Margaret Craven
Gentlemen
Geoff Hudson
Ken Shaw
Ralph Goodrich
Dai Barker
Malcolm Webb
Duncan Hooper
Phil Wenham
John Pringle
Anthony Jones
On 10 April
1912, RMS Titanic set sail from Southampton on its maiden voyage to
New York. The largest, most luxurious ship ever built, and deemed to
be 'practically unsinkable', it carried over 2,200 passengers and
crew, including some of the wealthiest and most influential people of
the time. Four days into its journey, the Titanic struck an iceberg.
Within three hours, the great ship had sunk beneath the waves and less
than one third of those on board survived.
To commemorate the centenary of the sinking and the society's own 50th
anniversary, The Cotswold Savoyards are proud to present the
multi-Tony award winning musical TITANIC. Based on numerous actual
characters aboard the great ship, this show focuses on their dreams,
hopes and aspirations - as the story of the launching, the collision
with the iceberg, and the sinking is played out against the background
of the rigid class-distinctions of the Edwardian Age.
"The greatest American musical to have been written in 15 years. A
score which soars. A masterpiece!" - Sheridan Morley, The Spectator