Iolanthe

Cast

The Lord Chancellor: John Guelke
Lord Mountararat: Paul O'Neill
Lord Tolloller: Chris Price
Private Willis: Damion Box
Strephon: Scott Sharp
Queen of the Fairies: Naomi Marsden
Iolanthe: Zoë Wilkinson
Celia: Lara-Clare Bordeaux
Leila: Alice Cady
Fleta: Nichola Snook
Phyllis: Jo Plant
Lord Chancellor's Train Bearer: Paul Brittain
Chorus of Dukes, Marquises, Earls, Viscounts and Barons: Stephen Baker; Steve Berryman; Paul Brittain; Sam Codd; Becky Coley; Paul Coley; Ian Field; Jordan Hulme; Jonathan Hunter; Alex Langtree; Chris Lockwood; Ed Owens; Michael Rosefield; Jim Symcox; Duncan Smith; Clare Thorpe; Dan Wright; Leah Baker; Kay Bassett; Bev Bright; Clare Doherty; Mhairi Dunn; Beth Evans; Natalie Fitchett; Fiona Greenslade; Amanda Haydock; Katie Ibrahim; Lucy James; Gwyneth Jones; Cordelia Keevil; Rachel Lea; Lauren Marks; Lizzie McLoone; Lorna Newby; Kirsty Nobel; Lucy Nyland; Alex Osborne; Krisha Patel; Charlie Rakowski; Louise Roer; Lizzie Roper; Leila Salarkia; Helena Say; Jessica Tjendana; Charlotte Unsworth; Jess Unwin; Vicky Willis; Alice Yeadle

Committee

Chair: Matthew Addison
Treasurers: Michael Rosefield and Kay Bassett
Secretary: Claire Hamilton and Becky Coley
Socials: Ian Field
Sponsorship: Josh Benson
Ordinary members: Gywneth Jones, Lizzie Roper, Ben Sanderson

Production

Directors/Choreography: William Lindsay and Jennifer Petrie
Musical Director: Justin Morley
Music Arrangement
: Mike Harris
Orchestra Manager: Jem Bradley
Rehearsal Accompanists: Mike Harris; Lizzie Burrows; Jo Taylor; Tim Kennedy
Production Manager: Phil Ashworth
Head of Set: Matthew Addison
Head of Costume: Charlotte Unsworth
Lighting Designer: Andrew Robinson
Chief Electrician: James Collett
Stage Manager: Paul Kendler
Deputy Stage Manager: Matthew Powell
Assistant Stage Manager: Matthew Eustace
Head of Properties: Naomi Carter
Make Up: Jennifer Petrie and Team
Arch Manager: Alasdair Ferro
Publicity: Gwyneth Jones
Ticket Manager: Cordelia Keevil
Front of House Manager: Claire Hamilton
Poster Design: Jennifer Petrie; Matthew Addison
Programme: Matthew Addison; Mahinda Kularatne
Set, Costumes and Stage Crew: Matthew Addison; Phil Ashworth; Matt Barnett; Kay Bassett; Nicky Berkley; David Buckley; Naomi Carter; James Collett; Holly Cumbers; Clare Doherty; Matthew Eustace; Alasdair Ferro; Carol Ferro; David Ferro; Hazel Ferro; Ian Field; Simon Glass; Clare Hamilton; Flo Hillen; Jonathan Hunter; Grahame Jebb; Gwyneth Jones; Paul Kendler; Rachel Lea; Will Lindsay; Lorna Newby; Kirsty Noble; Lucy Nyland; Jen Petrie; Jo Plant; Matthew Powell; Chris Price; Sean Raby; Andrew Robinson; Helena Say; Ben Seaby; Scott Sharp; Sam Smith; Charlotte Unsworth; Phoebe Unsworth

Notes

The production took place 30 April - 3 May 2008 (Wednesday to Saturday, with matinee) at the Bruntwood Theatre (the big opera theatre) in the Royal Northern College of Music.

MUGSS received three MMA nominations: Best Newcomer, Paul O'Neill for Lord Mountararat; Best Supporting Actress, Naomi Marsden for the Fairy Queen, and Best Achievement, Mike Harris for the arrangement of the Iolanthe music.