Ann Monk (Anne)
Ann joined Huntingdon Drama Club in 2005. She is surprised to realise that
she has been involved in 11 of the 13 productions since then. No wonder
she has little spare time! She has acted, most recently in And Then There
Were None, where she was injected with a lethal dose of poison whilst
attempting to do her knitting. Although acting is her first love she has also
produced, been responsible for costumes – including creating OTT hats for
Lady Bracknell in The Importance of Being Earnest – and made props for
Cold Comfort Farm and last autumn‟s The Happiest Days of Your Life.
Jane Crittenden (Helen)
This is Jane's first ever play other than an appearance as a tree in a school
nativity play aged 5. She is celebrating both her children now going to
school and thought „being in a play would be fun.‟ Having discovered how
much she enjoys acting, she‟s unlikely to go back to being a tree.
Guy Makey (Porter)
Having recently made my debut with the Club as the scheming Hopcroft
Minor in The Happiest Days of Your Life, I am taking more of a supporting
role with this production. Never before has the placing of a Christmas tree
on stage been of such importance to me! As well as undertaking the role of
the porter in A Doll's House I will also be working backstage as you watch
the show tonight, ensuring that all props and stage furniture are in their
correct place. I very much hope you‟ll enjoy the show.
Ronald Stevenson (director)
I have been an active member of Huntingdon Drama Club for many years.
This, however, is only my second time directing a full-length play – and
what a challenge it has been!
Michael Black (producer)
This is my first time producing one of the Club‟s plays, and it‟s reminded
me how much we depend on the help and goodwill of a large number of
people, both Club members and others. Thank you all – without you, we
wouldn‟t have any productions! In particular, Ann Monk and John Morgan
have both helped enormously in numerous ways.