Bugsy Malone
Rhoda McGaw Theatre: May 8th - 12th 2012
Director: Fiona Blackburn
Musical Director: Ian Peters
Choreographer: Lorraine Landon & Geninne Menzies
Cast List
Principle Cast
Bugsy - Richard Dawson
Blousey - Calliopi McDowell
Tallulah - Geninne Menzies
Fat Sam - Brian Higgs
Madison May - Melanie Murza
Fizzy - David Methven
Cagey Joe - Anthony Batchelor
Leroy - Patrick Coad
Madison May’s Broads
Bronx Belle - Tasha Bennett
Laughing Lulu - Hollie Roddan
Ruby - Beth Flitton
Betty Lee - Vicky Percival
Dilly - Amanda Carey-McDermott
Bums
Knuckles - Dan Woodford
Luigi - Patrick Coad
Ritzy - Roger Thomas
Snake Eyes - Ben Delo
Roxy Robinson - Roger Thomas
Fat Sam’s Femmes
Velma - Sharon Forsyth
Tillie - Sam Moylan-Heydt
Loretta - Samantha Jane Clark
Dotty - Sylvie Petersen
Angie - Cathy Chappell
Dancing Only - Lorraine Landon
Dames
Dolores - Caroline CroucherEvie - Amanda Carey McDermott
Fleur - Amel Oudjida
Goldie - Gillian Freeman
Glam Girls - Amel Oudjida & Amanda Carey McDermott
Waitress - Gillian Freeman
English Correspondent - Anthony BatchelorFrench Correspondent - Amel Oudjida
Italian Correspondent - Clive MoonBabyface - David Methven
Sadie Scoop - Sam Moylan-Heydt
Fellas
Chav - Andrew DawsonCaptain Smolsky - Peter Howitt
Lieuteneant O’Dreary - Andrew Dawson
Radio Announcer - Clive Moon
Pop Becker - Roger Thomas
Shady - Alex Haben
Looney Bergonzi - Jim Davies
Pickett - Andrew DawsonPaperboy - Brett WalkerReporters - Caroline Croucher, Sylvie Petersen, Alex Haben & Roger ThomasAngel - Brett Walker
Chinese Laundry Workers - Clive Moon, Brett Walker & Jim Davies
Muggers - Dan Woodford & Clive Moon
Guards - Alex Haben & Roger Thomas
The Vaudeville Cast
Anthony Batchelor, Clive Moon, Patrick Coad, Lorraine Landon, Brian Higgs, Amanda Carey-McDermott, Beth Flitton, Roger Thomas, Jim Davies, Richard Dawson & Gillian Freeman
PLEASE NOTE:
Cast Required for Company Numbers are as follows:
Bugsy Malone - All cast except 3 Broads
Grand Slam Speak Easy - All cast except all Broads (singing OS)
Bad Guys - Broads and Bums (cast support OS)Choreo Support - Sharon Forsyth, Samantha Jane Clarke, Amanda Carey McDermott, Cathy Chappell, Roger Thomas, Brett Walker & David Methven
Bugsy Malone (Reprise) - All cast except Fat Sam and Mad May
My Name Is Tallulah - All cast
So You Wanna Be A Boxer - All cast except Fat Sam and Pickett
Down/Outs - All cast except Broads, Tallulah, Smolsky, O’Dreary
Grand Slam (Reprise) - All cast (Broads enter at the end)
You Give A Little Love - All Cast
Bugsy - Richard Dawson
Blousey - Calliopi McDowell
Tallulah - Geninne Menzies
Fat Sam - Brian Higgs
Madison May - Melanie Murza
Fizzy - David Methven
Cagey Joe - Anthony Batchelor
Leroy - Patrick Coad
Madison May’s Broads
Bronx Belle - Tasha Bennett
Laughing Lulu - Hollie Roddan
Ruby - Beth Flitton
Betty Lee - Vicky Percival
Dilly - Amanda Carey-McDermott
Bums
Knuckles - Dan Woodford
Luigi - Patrick Coad
Ritzy - Roger Thomas
Snake Eyes - Ben Delo
Roxy Robinson - Roger Thomas
Fat Sam’s Femmes
Velma - Sharon Forsyth
Tillie - Sam Moylan-Heydt
Loretta - Samantha Jane Clark
Dotty - Sylvie Petersen
Angie - Cathy Chappell
Dancing Only - Lorraine Landon
Dames
Dolores - Caroline CroucherEvie - Amanda Carey McDermott
Fleur - Amel Oudjida
Goldie - Gillian Freeman
Glam Girls - Amel Oudjida & Amanda Carey McDermott
Waitress - Gillian Freeman
English Correspondent - Anthony BatchelorFrench Correspondent - Amel Oudjida
Italian Correspondent - Clive MoonBabyface - David Methven
Sadie Scoop - Sam Moylan-Heydt
Fellas
Chav - Andrew DawsonCaptain Smolsky - Peter Howitt
Lieuteneant O’Dreary - Andrew Dawson
Radio Announcer - Clive Moon
Pop Becker - Roger Thomas
Shady - Alex Haben
Looney Bergonzi - Jim Davies
Pickett - Andrew DawsonPaperboy - Brett WalkerReporters - Caroline Croucher, Sylvie Petersen, Alex Haben & Roger ThomasAngel - Brett Walker
Chinese Laundry Workers - Clive Moon, Brett Walker & Jim Davies
Muggers - Dan Woodford & Clive Moon
Guards - Alex Haben & Roger Thomas
The Vaudeville Cast
Anthony Batchelor, Clive Moon, Patrick Coad, Lorraine Landon, Brian Higgs, Amanda Carey-McDermott, Beth Flitton, Roger Thomas, Jim Davies, Richard Dawson & Gillian Freeman
PLEASE NOTE:
Cast Required for Company Numbers are as follows:
Bugsy Malone - All cast except 3 Broads
Grand Slam Speak Easy - All cast except all Broads (singing OS)
Bad Guys - Broads and Bums (cast support OS)Choreo Support - Sharon Forsyth, Samantha Jane Clarke, Amanda Carey McDermott, Cathy Chappell, Roger Thomas, Brett Walker & David Methven
Bugsy Malone (Reprise) - All cast except Fat Sam and Mad May
My Name Is Tallulah - All cast
So You Wanna Be A Boxer - All cast except Fat Sam and Pickett
Down/Outs - All cast except Broads, Tallulah, Smolsky, O’Dreary
Grand Slam (Reprise) - All cast (Broads enter at the end)
You Give A Little Love - All Cast
Dates For Your Diary.........
Rehearsals resume from 5th Jan 2012
The Story
New York is the scene of gangland warfare. Fat Sam Stacetto and his Dumb Bums versus Madison May and her Hot Broads… the latter currently have the advantage thanks to their “new” super weapon… Bugsy Malone
is called in to advise Fat Sam.
Meanwhile Bugsy is falling for Blousey Brown, a new aspirant singer in Fat Sam’s Speak Easy despite his earlier dalliance with the star of the Grand Slam… Tallulah.
Thanks to the help of Leroy Smith and a group of amateur hoodlums recruited from Cagey Joe’s local gym… Fat Sam finally takes on the Broads.
is called in to advise Fat Sam.
Meanwhile Bugsy is falling for Blousey Brown, a new aspirant singer in Fat Sam’s Speak Easy despite his earlier dalliance with the star of the Grand Slam… Tallulah.
Thanks to the help of Leroy Smith and a group of amateur hoodlums recruited from Cagey Joe’s local gym… Fat Sam finally takes on the Broads.
The Director's Vision
Our version of Bugsy is going to be a bit of an adventure… unusually performed by adults and not children or youths, and that gives us a lot of scope for a grown-up and more raunchy approach…
The show is essentially a spoof on the gangster movie genre and gives us huge scope for caricature and a “comic” strip performance style.
The show is essentially a spoof on the gangster movie genre and gives us huge scope for caricature and a “comic” strip performance style.