Programme - Waltham Forest Gang Show

Waltham Forest
Scouts
We’re riding along on the crest of a wave
And the sun is in the sky,
All our eyes on the distant horizon
Look out for passers-by.
We’ll do the hailing
While other ships are round us sailing
We’re riding along on the crest of a wave
and the world is ours
The Gang Show is inspired by the late Ralph Reader CBE and includes some of his songs- the copyright is held by the Scout Association
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Hello, and welcome to our show!
I’m sure you will have a wonderful time with our Gang; I know that I have over the 4 months of rehearsals that have gone
into this show. You’ll be able to see just how hard they have all worked, and I’m sure you’ll agree that they represent all
that’s great about the young people we have the privilege to work with in Scouting & Guiding.
This year we’re celebrating 40 years of Gang Show in Waltham Forest, and that’s made me think about the number of
young people that have performed with our show over the past 39 years. For some, Gang Show becomes part of your life
forever, for others, they take part only once. But whichever one it is, I truly believe that being part of a Gang that work
so hard for a prolonged period is a hugely rewarding experience that fulfils part of our commitment to help these young
people become useful members of their communities.
I asked the parents of this year’s cast just what changes they’ve seen in their children since they joined the Gang, here
are just a couple of the replies:
“Our son thoroughly enjoys joining the Gang Show rehearsals every Sunday as he feels part of the family and wouldn’t
miss it for the world. It has improved his confidence immensely which has shown in the results of his latest LAMDA
exam - he passed with distinction. He is already looking forward to joining the gang again next year!”
“The Gang Show really increased his confidence last year, or I don’t think he would have even joined the Orchestra”
You’ll see from this programme just how many people are involved in making our show a success, and I’m truly grateful
to each and every one of them for the time and energy they devote to supporting the young people on stage.
Likewise to you, our audience, thank you for coming to support us. Those of you who have been before will know we’re
not formal here; we encourage you to sing along when you know the words, and to tap your feet and clap your hands
when you don’t!
Enjoy your time with us, and we look forward to seeing you again next year.
Director
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Thanks . . .
Under normal circumstances we would not mention individual members of the ‘Gang’, but there has to be an exception
for various people this year!
Over many years, Richard Sams’ has had various roles, such as a very animated cast member, a production co-ordinator,
a co-producer and, more lately, overall Show Director. Sadly, at the end of this week he will be stepping down as a
mainstay in the organisation and production of Gang Show to concentrate on his other Scouting role as Deputy District
Commissioner for Waltham Forest South.
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I am sure as you settle back you may be thinking of the Voice, X Factor, Britain’s got talent or even Strictly Come
Dancing. Well I can tell you in this 40th anniversary of our Gang Show we have the lot and some more besides!
Tonight you are in for a treat.
All of the “Gang” on stage, behind the curtains, around the hall and foyer as well as many invisible helpers have
worked as a great team, some for nearly a year, especially for you tonight. All our many volunteers have given their
time freely to put on this wonderful show. I am sure that you will take the opportunity tonight to recognise all their
hard work in the usual way.
The enthusiasm of our youngsters (and those not so young) is absolutely amazing, from the start of the year, as the
show comes together it is very rewarding to see the youngsters and helpers develop new skills and confidence as
well a great team spirit. It is especially wonderful to see hidden talents revealed by those on stage. I invite you to
take a few minutes in the interval to view some of the Show’s history in the foyer.
Everyone does not just go away with the reward of being part of a fabulous team. Where possible we take the opportunity for
all involved to learn and capture the experience though our national award schemes. With the older Scouts they can use this to
help achieve the Duke of Edinburgh awards, Chief Scout Awards and our most important award, the Queen’s Scout Award. All of
these help not only to develop our young people but importantly genuinely increase their opportunity to secure a job and a career,
especially in these challenging times. Many I have chatted with over the years have said that Scouting played a part in developing
a career or unlocking a chance (me included, so I know it’s true). We all as Leaders understand this and strive to help our scouts
and in turn our community.
To finish I won’t say “I hope you enjoy the show tonight” because I know you will! What I will say is please free to
“go wild” with your applause and cheers for all those who brought this great evening especially for you, let them know
what you think!
Howard | District Commissioner | Waltham Forest South District
Richard has good-humouredly led the show-shaping team and introduced some brilliant new ideas. He has brainstormed with our young people during the planning of Gang Show and has captured their ideas. This has meant that
our Shows have had a more modern feel, whilst still maintaining the ethos of Ralph Reader’s original dream. It would
be impossible to fully evaluate just how much time and effort Richard has given to the Show over many years. We will
greatly miss his sense of fun and enthusiastic approach, and wish him success and fulfilment in his new role.
Last year Sue Handley stepped down after nine years of being responsible for the Show wardrobe team, and the design
and making of hundreds of wonderful costumes. She also set up an excellent, comprehensive costume store at County
Headquarters. She paid great attention to the detail of the costumes and, with the hard work of her team, this resulted
in an amazingly colourful show. Sue always approached her role with the view that what she and her team were doing
was ‘for the youngsters’, and she will be missed by all the Gang Show team.
At the end of this year’s show, we will also be saying goodbye to Colin Rollinson who after 19 years as a supporter
backstage, and a master of imagination and design, will be putting the lid on the paint pots. Over the years, Colin has
produced many realistic, and sometimes wacky, props, and these have enormously added to the overall wonder of Gang
Show. He and Chris Warner have made an unbeatable duo, and his skills will be hugely missed.
Finally, as we celebrate this special year, I cannot close without mentioning two very important people - Joan Holder
and Alan Mears - who have been actively involved in all of the 40 shows, whether at Lloyd Park, Walthamstow, or here
at Chingford Assembly Hall. It would take too long to list all the help and support they have tirelessly given, but
needless to say, without people like Joan and Alan, who have given so much of themselves over the years, Scouting and
Guiding would not enjoy the success it has today.
So, to you all, a huge THANK YOU from Waltham Forest Scouts and Guides for everything that you have done for our young
people and good luck with whatever task you take on next.
Chairman and Co-ordinator
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Y o u ng s t e r ’ s
Ashleigh Agyeman, Raechelle Agyeman, Christian Altschaeffl, Joseph Bell, Daniel Berry,
Beth Brand, Rocco Brivati, Ella Heathfield, Finn Heathfield, Amelia Holland, Ella Magen,
Elena O’Brien, Eloise Roberts, Esther Robinson, Liam Shrieves, Sydney Smith,
Alastair Strelley-Jones, Gabe Sullivan, Matilda Wakefield, Caitlin Worrall,Grace Newman,
Olivia Frankland, Luciann O’Rourke, Hope Ene-Richardson, Nicole Ansah, Dianne Ansah
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Esther Amosu, Rory Bain, Beth Yates, Kay Bibbey, Annie Brown, Alex Burton, Melanie Chance,
Madeleine Clifford, Kiran Cooke, Eleanor Corney, Eris Crawford, Jenny Crean, Emma Curzon,
Thomas Dillion, Laura Dodd, Alice Durridge, Harry Duddridge, Josuha Duddridge, Victoria Duddridge,
Hollie Edwards, Simone Eubanks, Elinor Green, Lily Holland,
Bethany Howard,
Benjamin Gariazzo-Hughes, Desiree Joseph, Lucy Kelly, Ellie Kimber, Charlotte Manning,
Emily Manning, Ciara Mari, Skye McDonald, Gemma Mears, Brianna Middleweek, Catherine Mills,
Tomas Mills, Elisa Mullarkey, Katherine Murphy, Amy Murrell, Charlie Murrell, Kim Murrell,
Thomas O’Brien, Jessica Porter, Ciara Ramsey, Jamie Ramsey, Emma Randall,
Ellie Rogers, Lillie Ryan, Holly-Anne Saville, Claire Shoesmith, Nicola Shoesmith, Alyce Silk,
Matthew Smith, Keziah Smith-Scott, Jake Summerhayes, Lily Summerhayes, Jessica Tiley,
Michael Todd, Freya Barnes-Wassell, Hannah Whitelegg, Sian Williams, Sarah Williams,
Martha Wakefield, Billy Wixted, Laura Yarnall, Luke Yarnall
Production Team
Wardrobe
Director:
Assistant Directors:
Musical Director:
Wardrobe Manager:
Richard Sams
Daniel Baker, Debbie Crawford, Zoe Warner
Simon Hayward
Mandy Yarnall
Stage Manager:
Rob Warner
Choreographer:
Laura Yarnall
Secretary: Margaret Rollinson
Chairman/Co-ordinator
Mike Hayward
BBC Production Team
Director and Writer:
Assistant Directors:
Choreographer:
BBC Co-ordinator:
Richard Sams
Natasha Cooper and Zoe Warner
Cation Crawford
Jackie Middlemiss
Dance & Movement Assistants
Simone Eubanks, Elinor Green, Eris Crawford
Stage & Technical Team
Assistant Stage Manager:
Technical & Lighting Design Manager:
Sound:
Mic. Runners
IT Operator
Projection Design:
Props and Sets:
Stage Crew:
Stage Riggers:
Additional Support:
Alan Mears
Elliott Silk
Mike Hayward, Sam Raby,
Charlotte Cullen, Daniel Hancock
Patrick Finn
Matt Carter, Patrick Finn
Colin Rollinson, Chris Warner, Richard Burton
Matt Carter, Geoge and Chris Nightingale, Chris Raby, Jacob Weekes,
Darren Lamb, Simon and Mike Hayward, Daniel Hancock,
Sam Raby, Elliott Silk, Rob Warner, Kevin Whitlock
Dave and Barry Hawes, John Nightingale,
Chingford District Explorers
Cast Support Team
Cast Registration:
Stage Door Security:
Cast Marshalls:
Rehearsal and Backstage Refreshments:
Prompt:
Alan Sams
Teddy Edwards
Caroline Pattenden, Thomas Smith
Margaret Cartwright, Peter Kilby
Margaret Rollinson
Business Team
Representing The Following Groups
Scouting:
1st Highams Park, 3rd Walthamstow, 7th Walthamstow, 14th Walthamstow, 19th Walthamstow Scouts, 21st Walthamstow, Ducks Explorer Unit, Michael Mallinson Explorer Unit, Viking Network,
Guiding:
6th Barking, 10th Chadwell Heath, 5th Chingford, 12th Chingford, 5th Forest Gate, 2nd Highams Park Guide and Senior Section, 4th Highams Park, 5th Highams Park, 15th Walthamstow, 26th
Walthamstow, Waltham Forest West Senior Section.
Chairman:
Treasurer:
Refreshments:
Programme Design:
Box Office:
Secretary:
SAS Chairman:
Advertising/Sponsorship:
Show Promotion:
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Mike Hayward
Jean Norton
Alan Bibbey
Sirbutterbeard & Co
Pam Hayward
Margaret Rollinson
Ian Handley
Joanne Carter
Patrick Finn, Frank Hester
Wardrobe Co-ordinator:
Janine Durrant
Wardrobe & Dressing room
Team:
Kay Bibbey, Christine Bull, Julie Crean, Kathryn Cooper,
Flavia Duddridge, Sarah-Jane Edwards, Fiano Flaherty,
Christine Grant, Pam Hayward, Maria Number, Lesley Shoesmith, Lesley Summerhayes,
Occasional Helpers:
Jacqui Hillier-Daines, Tracey Forrester, Sharon Murphy, Maria Kimber
Dressing Room Support: Hannah Cartwright, Joanne Carter, Julie Crean,
Kathryn Cooper, Flavia Duddridge, Sarah-Jane Edwards,
Fiano Flaherty, Daisy Gariazzo, Sarah and Nicky Harrington,
Sharon Neil, Teressa Randall, Lesley Shoesmith,
Lesley Summerhayes, Liz Worrall
Manager:
Team:
Jean Norton
Sade Bamgose, Samuel Ebden, Alex Fletcher, Kirsty Flanders, Ian Handley, Jo Henderson, Luke Herbert, Joan Holder, Carol Impey, Alan Langley, Hazel Mathews, Wendy Mears,
Mike Pattenden, Janice and Roger Pettit, Sue Philips,
Dylan Williams, 2nd Highams Park Guides,
5th NorthChingford Guides, 14th North Chingford Guides, 21st Walthamstow Scouts and the 2015 Jamboree Scouts at the Friday Performance
Front of House Refreshments:
Manager: Co-ordinator:
Team:
Alan Bibbey
Kay Bibbey
Ellie Butcher, Brian Edwards, Chris Fardell, Saskia Hern, Richard Middleton, Jane Nevill, Jean Pinner, Maria Pond, Hillary Quinton, Pat Taylor, Judith Walker, Sahara Williams
Front of House
The Gang Show Band
Music Director & Band Arrangements Simon Hayward
Bass Guitar:
Glenn Harvey
Drums:
Paul Hayward (1)
Guitar:
Alex Brangwyn
Guitar:
Paul Andrews (2)
Keyboard/Rehearsal/Band Arrangements David Bhola
Keyboard:
Stephen Groves
Saxophone:
Jamie Hone
Trombone:
Sian Herlihy
Trumpet:
Rob Ford
Vocal Support:
Amy Newland
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GET THE HINT
Would you like to appear in next year’s show?
Do you participate in Girlguiding or Scouting in Waltham Forest, GLNE County Scouts
or LOB County Guides? If you can answer “yes” to the above, you are eligible to be
in our 2015 show.
Next year, our show dates are 16th, 17th and 18th April - after Easter but still
within the school holiday period. We shall have a ’Get Together’ later on this year.
There are NO auditions for places – taking part is guaranteed!
As you will see today, amazingly, every year this magic of our wonderful youngsters
comes to Chingford Assembly Hall. The cast, volunteers and audiences are brought
together once again to experience something memorable. The never-ending support
from our community in Waltham Forest and the tireless work by the Gang Show cast
and teams is simply phenomenal.
If you would like to take part, simply email your interest to:
m i c h a e l h a y w a r d 1 5 @ h o t m a i l . c o m
and further information will be sent to you. All details will also appear in LOB
and GLNE Newsletters.
We are always looking for backstage support in wardrobe, crew, painting/scenery, etc.
OR
If you are thinking of volunteering, would like to join, or want to learn more about
Scouting and Guiding, please use the contacts details that appear elsewhere in
this programme.
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GANG
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Acknowledgements
Gang Show 2014 has been made possible by the help from many friends to whom we express our grateful thanks.
In particular:
Winchester Road Methodist Church E4 for their continued and valuable support, assistance and rehearsal facilities.
Our programme and Item Sponsors
Robert Lee London (bathrooms) Waltham Abbey for transport support
The Staff at Chingford Assembly Hall
Waltham Forest Council for providing Community and Match Funding Grant and Arts Development Support​
Mike Hayward for Sound Equipment
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JB Riney for providing the Gang Show Banner and ongoing Show Support
Waltham Forest South Gang Show Active Support Members
Cast Rehearsal and Show Refreshments provided and donated by Margaret Cartwright and Peter Kilby
Campions Electrics Limited for the provision of electrical equipment: 46 Sewardstone Road, Chingford E4 7PR
Tel: 02085297712 www.campionelectrics.com
Tracey Borg, Manager and Colleagues at Asda Retail Park Leyton E10 for their continued support for Gang Show and
the Jamboree 2015 Fund Raising Bag Packing Sessions
Coca Colo
Tesco for Raffle Prizes
Jack Petchey Foundation
Thank You & Good night
Wrong Recordings
Lights, Camera, Action
Is It Contradiction?
40 Year Party
Gang Show Numbers
Simply Song
African Savannah
Uniform Malfunction
The Stargazers
Monochrome Movements
Sugar Rush
Confused Communication
Welcome
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Please switch off all mobile phones
Pyrotechnics are used in the production
Refreshments are available in the lounge, including ice cream, sweets, tea, coffee and soft drinks
Ice cream will also be available in the hall during the interval
Winning Raffle Tickets will be displayed on the notice board in the foyer after the show
Retiring Bucket Collection is in aid of The Teenage Cancer Trust and the World Jamboree 2015
OUR SPONSORS
Photographs and recording of any sort is not permitted
Welcome: Alan and Kay Bibbey, The Yarnall family, The Randall Family Confused Communic ation: Waltham Forest
District Explorers (Pyro) Walthamstow West Senior Section Guides, Lucy Kelly, Sugar Rush: Debbie, Cation and Eris Crawford, Colin and
Margaret Rollinson Monochrome Movements: The Randall Family The Stargazers (BBC’s): The O’Brien family,
Jackie, Cathy and Tomas Mills, 7th Walthamstow Scout Group, The Worrall Family, The Shrieves family Uniform Malfunction:
The Wakefield Family Afric an Savannah: 21st Walthamstow Beaver Colony Simply Song: Ian and Sue Handley, The Kelly Family
Gang Show By Numbers: The Yarnall family 40th Year Part y: Zoe, Rob and Leo Warner
Is It Contradiction?: The Edward family, Margaret Cartwright and Peter Kilby Lights, C amera, Action: The Crean family,
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0207 093 4833
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£1,480.000.00
Three Double Bedrooms
Views of the River Thames
Double Height Ceilings and Windows
Close to Local Amenities
Close to Transport Links
Flooded with Natural Sunlight
SPECIALISTS IN STREET LIGHTING,
STREET FURNITURE AND SIGNS
Occupying the fourth and fifth floor of this converted building at the western end of Narrow Street is this luxurious
three bedroom apartment extending to approximately 178 sq m (1916 sq ft).
Ability Place, E14
PROUD SPONSORS OF THE
WALTHAM FOREST 40th
SCOUT AND GUIDE GANG SHOW
£480,000.00
One Double Bedroom
Cycloramic Views of Canary Wharf 24hour
Concierge
On-site Leisure Complex
Modern Fixtures and Fittings
This gorgeous penthouse is ideally located in Ability Place, being only a few moments’ walk to the centre of Canary
Wharf. This property in particular benefits from the cycloramic views of Canary Wharf and modern décor.
Ivory and Hatton cover areas from all over. From Canary Wharf and Docklands to Chingford, Higham’s Park…
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Mark Bailey Associates Ltd
2nd Floor, Titan Court
3 Bishops Square, Hatfield
Hertfordshire, AL10 9NA
Tel: 01707 226011
Fax: 01707 226220
Email: info@markbaileyassociates.co.uk
Website: www.markbaileyassociates.co.uk
Offer: just
1%*
on all sole agency instructions.
So take advantage of this great offer for a limited time only!
Ivory and Hatton wish Waltham Forest Gang Show all the best for their 40 th Anniversary Show!
Tel: 0207 093 4833
*Offer ends May 31st 2014.
Email: info@ivoryandhatton.com
Web: www.ivoryandhatton.com
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