A collection of classic music hall songs.
The DMTC archive 1982
Durham Musical Theatre Company
Old Time Music Hall
198220th – 24th July 1982The Assembly Rooms
Explore the programme Back in the spotlight
About the show.

Behind the scenes
The production team.
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- Accompanist
- Christine Shinn · George Hetherington
- Stage Manager
- Joe Sowerby
- House Manager
- Harry Cottle
On stage
Cast & company.
Principals / cast
- Your Chairman (Act 1)
- Alwyn Burton
- Our Lodger (Act 1)
- Mary Hetherington
- Tales of the Orient (Act 1)
- John Holt
- Songs from the Heart (Act 1)
- Lesley Franks · Tony Kitchen
- Don’t have any more, Mrs. Moore (Act 1)
- Michael Crick
- Every Night (Act 1)
- Ann Hunt · Eunice Sneddon
- The Great Colossus (The World’s Strongest Man) (Act 1)
- Michael Crick
- Your Chairman (Act 2)
- Alwyn Burton
- Master of Illusion (Act 2)
- Kevin Graham
- Lord Fitzgibbon — Love will Triumph (Act 2)
- Harry Dallard
- Lady Madeline Fitzgibbon — Love will Triumph (Act 2)
- Valerie Smith
- Mainwaring, the Butler — Love will Triumph (Act 2)
- Anthony Smith
- The Hon. Percy Muddleton Thripps — Love will Triumph (Act 2)
- Michael Crick
- Bruce Maim — Love will Triumph (Act 2)
- John Holt
- The Singing Wine Tasters (Act 2)
- Wilf Anderson · Bill Harland · Peter Clapton · John Holt
- The Girl with the Golden Voice (Act 2)
- Lesley Franks
The company
- Maureen AndersonCompany
- Sheila CottleCompany
- Joan DallardCompany
- Sonia DixonCompany
- Christine DobbieCompany
- Pauline GilmanCompany
- Mary GordonCompany
- Mary HamiltonCompany
- Kaye HendersonCompany
- Gayle HuntCompany
- Enid JohnsonCompany
- Lyn JordisonCompany
- Kay KnightCompany
- Deborah LaverickCompany
- Rita LynnCompany
- Melanie MorganCompany
- Liz RobinsonCompany
- Beverley VartyCompany
- Majorie WattCompany
- Ann WhitburnCompany
- Jim ChapmanCompany
- Nigel FoxallCompany
- Alistair FranksCompany
- Lawrence JonesCompany
- Frank TressiderCompany

Turn back the pages
The original programme.
Meet the people, revisit the production and explore the programme as it appeared at the time.
