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Harvey Barrett
Brian Couling
Brian is a long standing member of The Players. He has been in every production in the last 14 years, with one exception, and most as the leading man. He last appeared as Bert Pratt, Barry Stuart-Hargreaves’ real name, in Hi-De-Hi. Here he plays the lengthy role of Harvey Barrett, Dave Thursby’s long-time script writer and closest friend.
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Vi Barrett
Di Hudson
Diana has been with The Players since 1993 and last appeared as Miss Benita Mullet in April 2011 in “Tons of Money”. As Vi Barrett, she has to play the foil to Harvey’s wise cracking comedy script writer. Both Brian and Di have put a lot of effort into these very wordy parts, for which, I am very grateful.
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Laura Thursby
Gloria Kendrick
Gloria has been with us since 1997 and has appeared onstage in leading roles, backstage as stage manager and in front of stage as director. She last played in ‘The Hollow Crown’ and last directed and acted in “Hi-De-Hi”. Here she has a less arduous role of the “grieving” widow of the comic phenomenon that was Dave Thursby. She also found time to coordinate the costumes.
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Kevin Prewitt
Andy Scott
Andy started acting five years ago in Maidenhead and has had many roles and also appears regularly in panto. ”’Allo, ‘Allo” was his first outing with The Marlow Players and last played Spike, and Mr. Pritchard in “Hi-De-Hi”. Kevin is the late Dave Thursby’s agent who will do anything to get his 10%.
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Jane Prewitt
Laura Goodband
Laura has been with the Players for over two decades and last appeared as Belinda Budgett in “Laughter in the Dark”. Here she plays the other half of the Prewitt acting agency. Although teased by the late Dave Thursby and derided by Harvey, there is more to Jane than “Two pipe cleaners going for a walk”.
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Kay
Jenifer Major
Jen first appeared for The Players in 2004 as Maggie in “Hobson’s Choice”. She has played both leading and minor roles since. She last appeared as Peggy Ollerenshaw in “Hi-De-Hi”. Nobody at the funeral seems to know anything about the mysterious Kay and is described by Jane Prewitt as “Not quite the thing”.
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