Fiddler On The Roof


	Fiddler On The Roof

		Russia - the year is 1905, and Jewish communities suffer under the persecution of a Tsarist regime. In the village of Anatevka, Tevye, the milkman, (made famous by Topol), struggles to bring up his five daughters whilst keeping his faith in God intact. But things are changing, with his daughters no longer accepting his control of their lives, and revolution is in the air. These are dangerous times... Yet, there is time enough for love and laughter, as each of his girls defy tradition to choose their own destinies. "Fiddler on the Roof", one of the most successful musicals of all time, comes to the South Holland Centre. With world famous songs like "Tradition", "Sunrise, Sunset" and "If I Were A Rich Man", we recreate the pain and joy of a community struggling against the Russian authorities, whilst keeping true to their Jewish faith.

	To Be Performed 22nd - 26th May 2012 at the South Holland Centre


	The Guilty Parties

	Fiddler - Charlotte Smith Tevye - Alisdair Baker Golde - Beverley Moore Tzeitel - Amy Perkins Hodel - Abigail Bourne Chava - Beth Whitelam Shprintze - Jenny Bourne Bielke - Kerri-Ann Bowern Yente - Mandie Collier Mordcha - Paul Coleman Motel - Robin Myers Perchik - Ben Norris Lazar Wolf - Martin Tyrrell Rabbi - Peter Breach Mendel - Ollie Johnson Avram - Ben White Nachum - Andrew "PJ" Canham Grandma - Jane Fulford Fruma Sarah - Debbie Richards Shandel - Melissa Brooks Constable - Clive Bourne Fyedka - James de Silva Supported by Gill Adlard, Harry Bourne, Charlotte Brooks, Jed Laxton Tony Leigh, Brett Moore, Jane Moss, Kevin Palmer


	Aiders and Abetters

	Artistic Director - Martin Tyrrell Co-Director / Producer - Elaine Deathridge Musical Director - Lynne Baker Choreographer - Charlotte Smith (with work by Nicky Lavis) Stage Management - Nigel Hancocks Deputy Stage Manager - Emma Wilkinson Stage Crew / Set Construction - Martin Smith, Mark Hancocks, Jordan Richardson Stage Crew / Set Construction - Nigel Hancocks, Bob Bryan, Steven Jackson Stage Crew / Set Construction - James Hoare, Leyton Russell, Nick Richardson Lighting / Sound Effects - Tom Simpson / South Holland Centre Properties - Nicola Bryan Wardrobe - Anne Temple, Mandie Collier Make-up - David Dukes, Elaine Deathridge, Ros Reynolds Publicity - Friends of SADOS Photography - Martin Tyrrell, Julian Wheeler Poster, Imagery and Print Artwork - Andrew "PJ" Canham Front of House - South Holland Centre Keyboard - Lynne Baker Flute - Jonathan Aughton Clarinet - Richard Garbett Trumpet - Elaine Wilkins Trombone - Paul Emmett Violin - Andrew Shaw Cello - Mike Horsfall Bass - Phil Winfield Percussion - Roger Loose