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''Pray Don't, Sir George!'', written by [[Jille Fletcher]], presnted by [[CAPAB]] Drama at the [[National Arts Festival|National Festival of the Arts]], July 1983. Lady Anne Barnard played by [[Bess Finney]], Sir George Yonge by [[[[Robin Lake]]. Directed by [[Estelle Knott-Craig]]; design, decor, costumes by [[David Alcock]].

== Sources ==
National Arts Festival programme, 1983.

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−	''Pray Don't, Sir George!'', text and lyrics written by [[Jill Fletcher]], music by John Aron, presented by [[CAPAB]] Drama in the [[Nico Malan Theatre]] from 28 June to 2 July 1983 and at the [[Old Town House]] from 26 July to 6 August 1983 and at the [[National Arts Festival\|National Festival of the Arts]], July 1983. Lady [[Anne Barnard]] played by [[Bess Finney]], Sir [[George Yonge]] by [[Robin Lake]] ~~and~~ David Alcock on hapsichord. Directed by [[Estelle Knott-Craig]]; design, decor, costumes by [[David Alcock]].	+	''Pray Don't, Sir George!'', text and lyrics written by [[Jill Fletcher]], music by John Aron, presented by [[CAPAB]] Drama in the [[Nico Malan Theatre]] from 28 June to 2 July 1983 and at the [[Old Town House]] from 26 July to 6 August 1983 and at the [[National Arts Festival\|National Festival of the Arts]], July 1983. Lady [[Anne Barnard]] played by [[Bess Finney]], Sir [[George Yonge]] by [[Robin Lake]], with [[David Alcock]] on hapsichord. Directed by [[Estelle Knott-Craig]]; design, decor, costumes by [[David Alcock]].

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−	''Pray Don't, Sir George!'', text and lyrics written by [[Jill Fletcher]], music by John Aron, presented by [[CAPAB]] Drama in the [[Nico Malan Theatre]] from 28 June to 2 July 1983 and at the [[Old Town House]] from 26 July to 6 August 1983 and at the [[National Arts Festival\|National Festival of the Arts]], July 1983. Lady Anne Barnard played by [[Bess Finney]], Sir George Yonge by [[Robin Lake]] and David Alcock on hapsichord. Directed by [[Estelle Knott-Craig]]; design, decor, costumes by [[David Alcock]].	+	''Pray Don't, Sir George!'', text and lyrics written by [[Jill Fletcher]], music by John Aron, presented by [[CAPAB]] Drama in the [[Nico Malan Theatre]] from 28 June to 2 July 1983 and at the [[Old Town House]] from 26 July to 6 August 1983 and at the [[National Arts Festival\|National Festival of the Arts]], July 1983. Lady [[Anne Barnard]] played by [[Bess Finney]], Sir [[George Yonge]] by [[Robin Lake]] and David Alcock on hapsichord. Directed by [[Estelle Knott-Craig]]; design, decor, costumes by [[David Alcock]].

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−	''Pray Don't, Sir George!'', text and lyrics written by [[Jill Fletcher]], music by John Aron, presented by [[CAPAB]] Drama in the [[Nico Malan Theatre]] and at the [[National Arts Festival\|National Festival of the Arts]], July 1983. Lady Anne Barnard played by [[Bess Finney]], Sir George Yonge by [[Robin Lake]] and David Alcock on hapsichord. Directed by [[Estelle Knott-Craig]]; design, decor, costumes by [[David Alcock]].	+	''Pray Don't, Sir George!'', text and lyrics written by [[Jill Fletcher]], music by John Aron, presented by [[CAPAB]] Drama in the [[Nico Malan Theatre]] from 28 June to 2 July 1983 and at the [[Old Town House]] from 26 July to 6 August 1983 and at the [[National Arts Festival\|National Festival of the Arts]], July 1983. Lady Anne Barnard played by [[Bess Finney]], Sir George Yonge by [[Robin Lake]] and David Alcock on hapsichord. Directed by [[Estelle Knott-Craig]]; design, decor, costumes by [[David Alcock]].

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−	''Pray Don't, Sir George!'', text and lyrics written by [[Jill Fletcher]], music by John Aron, presented by [[CAPAB]] Drama at the [[National Arts Festival\|National Festival of the Arts]], July 1983. Lady Anne Barnard played by [[Bess Finney]], Sir George Yonge by [[Robin Lake]] and David Alcock on hapsichord. Directed by [[Estelle Knott-Craig]]; design, decor, costumes by [[David Alcock]].	+	''Pray Don't, Sir George!'', text and lyrics written by [[Jill Fletcher]], music by John Aron, presented by [[CAPAB]] Drama in the [[Nico Malan Theatre]] and at the [[National Arts Festival\|National Festival of the Arts]], July 1983. Lady Anne Barnard played by [[Bess Finney]], Sir George Yonge by [[Robin Lake]] and David Alcock on hapsichord. Directed by [[Estelle Knott-Craig]]; design, decor, costumes by [[David Alcock]].

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-''Pray Don't, Sir George!'', written by [[Jill Fletcher]], presnted by [[CAPAB]] Drama at the [[National Arts Festival|National Festival of the Arts]], July 1983. Lady Anne Barnard played by [[Bess Finney]], Sir George Yonge by [[Robin Lake]]. Directed by [[Estelle Knott-Craig]]; design, decor, costumes by [[David Alcock]].
+''Pray Don't, Sir George!'', text and lyrics written by [[Jill Fletcher]], music by John Aron, presented by [[CAPAB]] Drama at the [[National Arts Festival|National Festival of the Arts]], July 1983. Lady Anne Barnard played by [[Bess Finney]], Sir George Yonge by [[Robin Lake]] and David Alcock on hapsichord. Directed by [[Estelle Knott-Craig]]; design, decor, costumes by [[David Alcock]].
 == Sources ==
 National Arts Festival programme, 1983.