No No Nanette
George Jenkins Theatre
July 2012
Even though Jimmy Smith has become a millionaire, due to his Bible publishing business, his wife, Sue, remains frugal and has little desire for money. Her main concern is raising their adopted daughter, Nanette, into a respectable lady. Since he’s filthy rich, however, as has nothing to do with his wealth, Jimmy bankrolls the lives of three beautiful women. Jimmy realizes how bad it could be if Sue found out and got the wrong idea about his relationship with these three women. He enlists the help of his lawyer friend, Billy, to help him get out of the pickle in exchange for a generous sum. They make plans to meet all three girls in Atlantic City to have a little fun — and also break off all further contact. Meanwhile, young Nanette, who has an untapped wild side, sneaks off to Atlantic City to has some fun before she settles down with her beloved, Tom Trainor. When Nanette runs into Tom on her travels, she is shocked — and he is even more upset. Meanwhile, Sue and Billy’s wife, Lucille, have — unbeknown to their husbands — planned a quiet weekend away, and run into their husbands, along with the three girls. Chaos breaks loose — the threat of scandal looms large, threatening to end love affairs and even marriages — but ultimately everything is cleared up, and all is well as the curtain falls.
PRODUCTION TEAM
Director | Norm Smart |
Musical Director | Jenny Whelan |
Choreographer | Wendy Hodges |
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Production Co-ordinator | Bob Paice |
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Stage Director | Judi McCormack |
Stage Manager | Doug Ferguson |
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Costume Design | Lindy McCann |
Set Design | Kel Pearson |
Lighting Director | Ron Gavin |
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Assistant to Director | Cheryl Smart |
Rehearsal Pianist | Neil Shilton |
Costume Co-ordinator | Lindy McCann |
Downstairs Manager | Christine Davies |
Special Properties | Neil Shilton |
Set Construction | Kel Pearson |
| Brett Wingfield |
| Bill McGowan |
| Peter Grausauskas |
| David Copeland |
Scenic Artist | Brett Wingfield |
Colour Co-ordination | Brett Wingfield |
Costume Assistant | Joan Pearson |
| Brett Wingfield |
Properties Manager | Rosemary Stonier-Gibson |
| Lisa Ambler |
Ticket Secretary | John Rumbelow |
| Robyn Rumbelow |
Advance Bookings | Sue Dyer |
| Arch Dyer |
Make Up | Marissa Tunks |
Front of House Mangers | Stephanie Langman |
| Bev Woodford |
Front of House Display | Doreen Sparks |
Publicity | Terrie Wayside |
Program | Arch Dyer |
Photographer | Doug Brown |
Audition Secretary | Eileen Johnston |
Rehearsal Refreshments | Doreen Sparks |
| Al Brown |
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Conductor | Jenny Whelan |
Piano | Neil Shilton |
Flute/Clar/Alto Sax | David Lanigan |
| Tracie Filmer |
Clar/Alto Sax/Ten Sax |
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Trupmet 1 | Lyal Hoefer |
Trumpet 2 | Paul Radelczyk |
Trombone | Tom Ryan |
Guitar/Banjo | Kevin Ridout |
Bass | Peter Veltman |
Percussion | Phil Beard |
CAST
Pauline | Sue Dyer |
Lucille Eraly | Candice Taylor |
Sue Smith | Sally McLean |
Jimmy Smith | Barry Woodford |
Billy Early | Owen Collier |
Tom Trainor | Angelo Ainalides |
Nanette | Lyndel Smart |
Flora Latham | Kellie Bryant |
Betty Brown | Lauren McIlwrathe |
Winnie Winslow | Megan Shaw` |
Company | Julie Corner |
| Heidi Dixon |
| Claire Dudery |
| Cathy Flood |
| Neil Fuller |
| Peter Grasauskas |
| Vanessa Harvey |
| Scott Hili |
| Kylie Langdon |
| Susan Levkovski |
| Alex McGuiness |
| Yvonne McGuiness |
| Alelia McLeod |
| Cindy McMahon |
| Rebecca McMullin |
| Bill McNeilly |
| Renee Miller |
| Kirsten Morton |
| Marion Mournian |
| Darren O’Shea |
| Mark Peterson |
| Lorraine Pearson |
| Robyn Pryor |
| Kirsten Smart |
| Daryl Stevenson |
| Harry Szommer |
| Thamizan Tucker |
| Jim Temple |
| Robert Walker |
