James Godwin (Alistair Spenlow)
This is James’s first performance with Huntingdon Drama Club, but you
may have caught him as Paul in Brampton Park Theatre Company’s production of The Waiting Room in May or as Conrade in Much Ado About
Nothing for Shakespeare at the George in 2005. He would like all the ladies to know that he is nothing like the character of Alistair, and that his
convincingly camp manner is simply the result of first-class acting. Off
the stage, James works as a marketing manager for an engineering
company in the Midlands.
Kat Sexton (Sylvie Hauser)
Kat appeared earlier this year as WPC Leach in Silhouette and is absolutely delighted that the role of Sylvie involves no singing or dancing at
all (but she hasn’t complained once about all the goosing!). She has
been involved in the theatre since the age of nine, and studied drama at
university. She has also run publicity for this production, so if you’re
reading this, it’s probably down to her!
Jeanette Brown (Olive Harriet Smythe)
Jeanette is an accomplished actor and has appeared in several Huntingdon Drama Club productions including Fallen Angels, where she took
the part of Jane Banbury. She also acts regularly with Broughton Village
Players. She is of course nothing like the batty Miss Smythe and doesn’t
even have one dog, let alone nineteen of them, but she has thoroughly
enjoyed being eccentric for this production!
Kelly Mason (Felicity Jane Wilkinson)
Kelly joined the drama club last year and appeared as Saunders in
Fallen Angels as well as in several roles in From Mafeking to the Millennium. 2006 has been an eventful year for Kelly as she achieved the double whammy of getting married and having her first child. Kelly is fearless and didn’t bat an eyelid when offered the role of Miss Wilkinson,
even when she realised she’d be spending much of the performance in a
sheet!