Lock Up Your Daughters - Revision history

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 : Staged by [[The Lodge Players]], directed by [[Bob Johnson]] with musical direction by [[Patrick Harty]]. The cast included [[Louis Braun]], [[Graham Barlow]], [[Willem Roets]], [[Ray Wentzel]], [[Roy Haupt]], [[Gary Bath]], [[Mignon Tarling]], [[Alan Shakespeare]], [[John Tarling]], [[Mathys Hohowsky]], [[Sue Wentzel]], [[Detlef Basel]], [[Barbara Basel]], [[Kay Johnson]], [[Grace Morton]], [[Pat Swan]] and [[George Buchel]].
-: Produced by [[Sons of England Dramatic Society]] and presented at the [[Baxter Theatre]], directed by [[Yvonne Copley]].
+: Produced by [[Sons of England Dramatic Society]] and presented at the [[Baxter Theatre]], directed by [[Yvonne Copley]]. With [[Ken Wicksteed]], [[Martin Clohessey]], [[Nigel Webster]], [[James Skilton]], [[Johnathan Davis]], [[Brian de Kock]], [[Norman Sargeant]], [[Maureen Anstey]], [[Nigel Sweet]], [[Ted Faulkner]], [[Cate Brockbank]], [[Janet Gilson]], [[Vanessa Reynolds]], [[David Mount]], [[Aubrey Hindle]], [[Anette Mount]], [[Nicola van der Walt]], [[James Farr]], [[Hugh Phillip]], [[Bob Gilson]], [[John Glese]].
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 : Staged by [[The Lodge Players]], directed by [[Bob Johnson]] with musical direction by [[Patrick Harty]]. The cast included [[Louis Braun]], [[Graham Barlow]], [[Willem Roets]], [[Ray Wentzel]], [[Roy Haupt]], [[Gary Bath]], [[Mignon Tarling]], [[Alan Shakespeare]], [[John Tarling]], [[Mathys Hohowsky]], [[Sue Wentzel]], [[Detlef Basel]], [[Barbara Basel]], [[Kay Johnson]], [[Grace Morton]], [[Pat Swan]] and [[George Buchel]].
-: Produced by [[Sons of England]] and presented at the [[Baxter Theatre]], directed by [[Yvonne Copley]].
+: Produced by [[Sons of England Dramatic Society]] and presented at the [[Baxter Theatre]], directed by [[Yvonne Copley]].
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 : Staged by [[The Lodge Players]], directed by [[Bob Johnson]] with musical direction by [[Patrick Harty]]. The cast included [[Louis Braun]], [[Graham Barlow]], [[Willem Roets]], [[Ray Wentzel]], [[Roy Haupt]], [[Gary Bath]], [[Mignon Tarling]], [[Alan Shakespeare]], [[John Tarling]], [[Mathys Hohowsky]], [[Sue Wentzel]], [[Detlef Basel]], [[Barbara Basel]], [[Kay Johnson]], [[Grace Morton]], [[Pat Swan]] and [[George Buchel]].
-: Produced by Sons of England and presented at the [[Baxter Theatre]], directed by [[Yvonne Copley]].
+: Produced by [[Sons of England]] and presented at the [[Baxter Theatre]], directed by [[Yvonne Copley]].
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	https://websterboothanneziegler.wordpress.com/2019/12/16/webster-booth-and-anne-ziegler-theatre-in-south-africa-1956-1973/		https://websterboothanneziegler.wordpress.com/2019/12/16/webster-booth-and-anne-ziegler-theatre-in-south-africa-1956-1973/
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		+	Theatre programme for the [[Joan Brickhill]] and [[Louis Burke]] production of ''[[Lock Up Your Daughters]]'', adapted from Henry Fielding's comedy Rape up on Rape, directed by [[Boris Cohen]] ([[NELM]]: [Collection: THEATRE PROGRAMMES]: 2016. 45. 90).

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 :  (19 December 1960 to January 1961) at the [[Playhouse]], Johannesburg, starring [[Anne Ziegler]], [[Valerie Miller]], [[Leon Eagles]], [[John Boulter]], [[Robert Haber]] and [[Ivan Berold]], directed by [[Leonard Schach]].
 : Performed by [[Carousel Productions]], directed by [[Jennifer Craig]] with [[Roger Dwyer]] in the lead role and [[Craig Curtis]] as as "Sotmore".
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 : Staged by [[The Lodge Players]], directed by [[Bob Johnson]] with musical direction by [[Patrick Harty]]. The cast included [[Louis Braun]], [[Graham Barlow]], [[Willem Roets]], [[Ray Wentzel]], [[Roy Haupt]], [[Gary Bath]], [[Mignon Tarling]], [[Alan Shakespeare]], [[John Tarling]], [[Mathys Hohowsky]], [[Sue Wentzel]], [[Detlef Basel]], [[Barbara Basel]], [[Kay Johnson]], [[Grace Morton]], [[Pat Swan]] and [[George Buchel]].
 : Produced by Sons of England and presented at the [[Baxter Theatre]], directed by [[Yvonne Copley]].
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 : Presented by the [[Cockpit Players]] at the [[Hofmeyr Theatre]] in December, directed by [[Leonard Schach]] with musical direction by [[David Tidboald]]. Decor was by [[Patrick Stackhouse]] and choreography by [[Dulcie Howes]]. The cast were [[Arthur Cox]], [[Joyce Grant]], [[Jeannette James]], [[Martinson James]], [[Job Stewart]], [[Dudley Tomlinson]], [[Sidney Tomlinson]], [[Charles Vernon]].
-:  (19 December 1960 to January 1961) at the [[Playhouse]], Johannesburg, starring [[Anne Ziegler]], [[Valerie Miller]], [[Leon Eagles]], [[John Boulter]], [[Robert Haber]] and [[Ivor Berold]], directed by [[Leonard Schach]].
+:  (19 December 1960 to January 1961) at the [[Playhouse]], Johannesburg, starring [[Anne Ziegler]], [[Valerie Miller]], [[Leon Eagles]], [[John Boulter]], [[Robert Haber]] and [[Ivan Berold]], directed by [[Leonard Schach]].
 : Performed by [[Carousel Productions]], directed by [[Jennifer Craig]] with [[Roger Dwyer]] in the lead role and [[Craig Curtis]] as as "Sotmore".
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 : Produced by Sons of England and presented at the [[Baxter Theatre]], directed by [[Yvonne Copley]].
 Theatre programme for the [[Joan Brickhill]] and [[Louis Burke]] production of Lock up your daughters, adapted from Henry Fielding's comedy Rape up on rape, directed by [[Boris Cohen]] ([[NELM]]: [Collection: THEATRE PROGRAMMES]: 2016. 45. 90).

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 : Presented by the [[Cockpit Players]] at the [[Hofmeyr Theatre]] in December, directed by [[Leonard Schach]] with musical direction by [[David Tidboald]]. Decor was by [[Patrick Stackhouse]] and choreography by [[Dulcie Howes]]. The cast were [[Arthur Cox]], [[Joyce Grant]], [[Jeannette James]], [[Martinson James]], [[Job Stewart]], [[Dudley Tomlinson]], [[Sidney Tomlinson]], [[Charles Vernon]].
 : Performed by [[Carousel Productions]], directed by [[Jennifer Craig]] with [[Roger Dwyer]] in the lead role and [[Craig Curtis]] as as "Sotmore".
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 Photograph held by [[NELM]] (Playhouse Johannesburg production): Photograph collection, large format [Collection: FARMER, Anthony]: 2007. 18. 15. 5. 5.
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	1959: Presented by the [[Cockpit Players]] at the [[Hofmeyr Theatre]] in December, directed by [[Leonard Schach]] with musical direction by [[David Tidboald]]. Decor was by [[Patrick Stackhouse]] and choreography by [[Dulcie Howes]]. The cast were [[Arthur Cox]], [[Joyce Grant]], [[Jeannette James]], [[Martinson James]], [[Job Stewart]], [[Dudley Tomlinson]], [[Sidney Tomlinson]], [[Charles Vernon]].		1959: Presented by the [[Cockpit Players]] at the [[Hofmeyr Theatre]] in December, directed by [[Leonard Schach]] with musical direction by [[David Tidboald]]. Decor was by [[Patrick Stackhouse]] and choreography by [[Dulcie Howes]]. The cast were [[Arthur Cox]], [[Joyce Grant]], [[Jeannette James]], [[Martinson James]], [[Job Stewart]], [[Dudley Tomlinson]], [[Sidney Tomlinson]], [[Charles Vernon]].
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		+	1972: Performed by [[Carousel Productions]], with [[Craig Curtis]] as as "Sotmore".

	1982: Staged by [[The Lodge Players]], directed by [[Bob Johnson]] with musical direction by [[Patrick Harty]]. The cast included [[Louis Braun]], [[Graham Barlow]], [[Willem Roets]], [[Ray Wentzel]], [[Roy Haupt]], [[Gary Bath]], [[Mignon Tarling]], [[Alan Shakespeare]], [[John Tarling]], [[Mathys Hohowsky]], [[Sue Wentzel]], [[Detlef Basel]], [[Barbara Basel]], [[Kay Johnson]], [[Grace Morton]], [[Pat Swan]] and [[George Buchel]].		1982: Staged by [[The Lodge Players]], directed by [[Bob Johnson]] with musical direction by [[Patrick Harty]]. The cast included [[Louis Braun]], [[Graham Barlow]], [[Willem Roets]], [[Ray Wentzel]], [[Roy Haupt]], [[Gary Bath]], [[Mignon Tarling]], [[Alan Shakespeare]], [[John Tarling]], [[Mathys Hohowsky]], [[Sue Wentzel]], [[Detlef Basel]], [[Barbara Basel]], [[Kay Johnson]], [[Grace Morton]], [[Pat Swan]] and [[George Buchel]].

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	[[The Lodge Players]] theatre programme, 1982.		[[The Lodge Players]] theatre programme, 1982.