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GOODNIGHT VIENNA - November 1967
Romance blossoms between a florist and a high-born soldier in Vienna. However, his father disapproves. There's only one thing for it – an elopement. Sadly, they decide to do it on the same day that the rest of Europe decide to start World War I. After the war, life has changed. He's now reduced to working in a shoe shop while she has become a famous singer. Can he rekindle their love?
Book and Lyrics by Holt Marvell (a.k.a. Eric Maschwitz)
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| Frieda |
Ann Starbuck |
| Vicki |
Audrey Blow |
| Captain Munty |
Norman Avery |
| Herr Kletz |
Len Packer |
| Cilli |
Marilyn Trenchard |
| Ernst |
George Beddoes |
| Johann |
Dennis Jones |
| Max |
Barry Street |
| Greta |
Sheila Noyce |
| Baumer |
Bill Coulstock |
| Hans |
Bill Renouf |
| Prince Schmettoff |
Alan Smith |
| Helga |
Barbara Thwaites |
| Mitzi |
Betty Richards |
| Wilhelmina |
Muriel Alford |
| Head Waiter |
Geoff Gingell |
| Toni |
Queenie Walker |
| Dancers |
Christine Jarvis, Jean Brown, Rosemary Brown, Christine Jones, Sonia Atkinson, Sarah Walker |
| Ladies of the Chorus |
Christine Andrews, Joyce Boyd, Muriel Alford, Joan Bright, Myra Clark, Hilda Coulstock, Florence Griffin, June Jones, Rosemary Press, Betty Richards, Betty Smith, Queenie Walker, Marjorie Wallace |
| Gentlemen of the Chorus |
Norman Avery, Peter Blow, Paul Catcheside, John Felix, Geoff Gingell, Harry Mitchell, Len Packer, Jerry Parkes, Tony Sherwood, Tony Willcocks, Bob Wisdom |
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| Producer & Choreographer |
Audrey Pring |
| Musical Director |
Don Preskett |
| Wardrobe |
Kay Packer |
| Stage Director |
Ron Catcheside |
| Lighting |
Donald R Dean, Mike Gosselin |
| Sound |
Alan Brown |
| Scenic Artists |
Edward Nadal, Fred Hennen |
| Stage Crew |
Ian Arkieson, Charles Blake, Harry Mitchell, Duncan McDonald |
| Properties |
Molly Hennen, Josie Beckwith |
| Box Office |
Pat Wallace |
| Ticket Control |
Myra Clark |
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