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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''The Cloggies''' was a comedic play featuring music from [[Brian Jacques]] that was inspired by the long-running magazine comic of [[Bill Tidy]]. It was produced from October 24 - November 12, [[1983]], at Theater Clwyd in Mold, Wales.<br />
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===Background===<br />
''The Cloggies'' was a comic about a league of folk dancers and beer drinkers featured in UK magazine ''Private Eye'' from 1967-1981. <br />
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===Summary===<br />
The UK selects The Cloggies to compete in a European folkdance competition.<br />
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===Players===<br />
*Stephen Nallon (Ted the Cloggie, Sir Robin Day, Mrs. Thatcher, Pram Lady, other characters)<br />
*Mike Burns (Major Rollo Pimley)<br />
*Roger Blake (Albert, Brigadier, Oskar, Amfista Kong)<br />
*Roger Delves-Broughton (Stan, Ruin)<br />
*Liam O'Callaghan (Wally)<br />
*Darryl Forbes-Dawson (Neville)<br />
*Peter Templar (Arnold)<br />
*Arbel Jones (Glinka, Doris)<br />
*Catherine Brandon (Suzi/Susan)<br />
*Leader Hawkins (Reg Thrumper, Vladet, German Coach Winkel, Sid Cruft)<br />
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===Crew===<br />
*Writer: Bill Tidy<br />
*Director: George Roman<br />
*Theater Design: Colin Winslow<br />
*Music: Brian Jacques<br />
*MD and Keyboards: Laurence Roman<br />
*Musicians: Gerry Browne (saxophone, clarinet, flute), Adam Roman (drums)<br />
*Company stage manager: Alan Day<br />
*Deputy stage manager: Ross Jay<br />
*Assistant stage manager: Jessica Miller<br />
*Lighting: Pat Nelder<br />
*Sound: Guy Colver<br />
*Choreography: Liz Bodey<br />
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