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Mr BAILEY'S MINDER

Written by Debra Oswald and Directed by Brenda Logan. 

The story:
Leo Bailey is one of Australia's greatest living artists, whose genius battles to survive the effects of alcohol, cynicism and self-loathing.

Only one of his many children, his daughter Margo, is prepared to help, but she does so at arm's length. Margo finds a willing but surly live-in minder, Therese, who is fresh out of prison and desperate for a home. Then, along comes Karl, a handyman who has the job of removing a valuable mural but who keeps returning with offers of practical friendship.

A funny and deeply moving play about friendship, ego, art and the secret longing for a bettre life.

The setting:

The play is set in Leo Bailey's house built on the side of a cliff overlooking the water and takes place over a period of approximately six months.


Cast:
Darlene Cole as Margo
Kate Buckland as Therese
Peter Santangelo as Leo Bailey
Adam Young as Gavin/Karl


Behind The Scenes:
Director: Brenda Logan
Stage Manager: Mary Middleton
Set Design: Nola McKeowen
Set construction: Barrie McKeowen, members and friends
Lighting design and operation: Shelander Waltmann
ASM: Vivienne Caroll
Original Music: Lee Hardisty
Dramaturg and prompt: Penny Dilworth
Poster/flyer design: Brendan Flynn & Brenda Logan
Sound recording: Brendan Flynn & Jeremy Thorne
Sound Operator: Sandy Chapman, Laycock St Theatre
Properties: Mary Middleton, Margaret McGowan & members
Photography: Peter Santangelo
Programme: Brenda Logan & Graham Vale
Wardrobe: Cast and crew
Canteen, Front of house: Gerri Brieger, friends & WWLT members
Box office: Linda Williams and Barbara Hickey


Acknowledgements
WWLT would like to thank:
Central Coast Express Advocate, Peninsular News, Gosford City Council, Rose Cooper – E-Newsletter, Multi Arts Confederation, Laycock Street Theatre and numerous members who helped with the production.

                               

Community theatre on the Central Coast

Page last updated November 2007