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Farndale Avenue Townswomen’s Guild Dramatic Society Murder Mystery — Synopsis of Scenes . Act 1 The Drawing Room at Checkmate Manor. It is a Winter’s evening There will be a 20 minute interval between acts 1 and 2 during which the bar will be open and tea, coffee and biscuits will be available for a donation Act 2 Later on the same evening The President’s Jottings Tonight's show reminds me of our earlier Farndale presentation of "Macbeth" given in November 1996 to celebrate the Players 100th production which was directed by Derek Blunt. We had tremendous fun and laughter at the rehearsals, Dorothy Bayman played the redoubtable Mrs. Reece. The set was a complete shambles in the true Farndale tradition with the 31 sound cues and 54 lighting cues mixed up, reversed and occasionally forgotten. Pat Helicon did her best to choreograph the three hopeless witches (one of whom was yours truly) in the dance "Old Black Magic". Our long noses kept falling off and Norma Redwood who played witch number 3 was jet -propelled around the stage in a wheel chair. The Guild's accompanist "Gwyneth Williams" alias Malcolm Braddock dressed up for the occasion and could often be seen in the interval bar awaiting "her " favourite tipple of sherry to help keep "her" fortified on the piano stool during the performance. We trust that you, the audience, will not need fortifying and that you will enjoy this hilarious murder mystery at "Checkmate Manor". Thank you for your continued support and patronage. Best wishes Heather Braddock. Woodford Community Players gratefully acknowledges the vital support of the following: Christ Church Woodford for rehearsal facilities Mark Wilkinson for help erecting the raked seating All our advertisers, please lend them your support and those who have assisted with our publicity.
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