Three Course Theatre

The story so far… At one of the many embassy masked balls in Concordia, a very small, but fiercely independent country somewhere in Europe, the beautiful Juliet, daughter of the American Ambassador, Hooper Molesworth, meets and falls in love with Igor Romanoff, the handsome son of the Soviet Ambassador, Vadim. Had it not been the fact that this was during the coldest part of the Cold War, then this transgression of 'consorting with the enemy' might not be too much to be concerned about. Can Concordia's entire army - The General (who also, today, just happens to be the country's President), plus its two soldiers - avert, through careful and ingenious subterfuge, what might otherwise possibly turn into a huge international political incident…? Is there the remotest possibility of bringing about a hint of a thaw…? And just what has the Harbinger of Death on the old clock tower got to do with anything…? Although a delightful and slightly quirky comic and light-hearted 'romp', the play also has its more serious undertones, as the Soviet Ambassador, his wife Evdokia, The Spy and Junior Captain Marfa Zlototochienko each reveal, in their own idiosyncratic way, their true feelings about their commitment to communism in the Soviet State.
Cast
First Soldier	Jo Maxwell	----	Beulah Moulsworth	Catherine Stokeld
Second Soldier	Jim Woods		Vadim Romanoff	Colin Worswick
General	John Lindley		Evdokia Romanoff	Carol Daly
Igor Romanoff	David Roe		Freddie Vanderstuyt	Craig Smith
Juliet Moulsworth	Abbi Elliott/ Rebecca Wade		Marfa Zlototochienko	Rachael Cass
Hooper Moulsworth	Ivan Limon		The Archbishop	Reg Hinton

	Production Team
Director	Bill Colombi		Stage Manager	Mike Wilkinson
Lighting	tba		Sound	Allyson Wilkinson
Prompt	Sophie Wright		Costumes	Marion Leggett
Set Painting	Jo Maxwell			June Vazraghi

This production will also be raising money for the
Holistic Cancer Care Centre
James Cook University Hospital
at James Cook University Hospital

This is an amateur production in association with Josef Weinberger Ltd.

Three Course Theatre are grateful for sponsorship and assistance from
DOW Chemicals <link>	TAS Engineering Consultants <Link>
Sue and Ian Alexander <link>	Crown Security Systems Limited <Link>
Galley Hill Farm Ltd.	The Nunthorpe Players <Link>
Whitby Amateur Dramatic Society (WADS) <link>

Past Productions

November 2010

The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged)

by Adam Long, Daniel Singer and Jess Winfield

Money Raised:
£2120 for FMH

As: Three Course Theatre ~ Guisborough Theatre Club on the Move

The Ass and the Philosophers

by Gwenyth Jones

Money Raised:
£1100 for Middlesbrough Mind.
£1000 for FMH