THE CAST
Lulu Flaubert, A French singer at “The Blue Lagoon” Nightclub - Vicki Skelley
Philippe, Head Waiter at “The Blue Lagoon” Nightclub - Simon Arnold
Stephanie Mulholland, Wine writer on the “Gentleman’s Review” Magazine - Kim Halliday
Geoffrey Smythe, Editor of the “Gentleman’s Review” - Jonathan Posner
Henry St. Aubyn, Wine writer on the “Society Gazette” Magazine - Tony Jones
Margaret Fitzsimmons, Society Hostess - Allison Chownsmith
Ramesh, Moroccan owner of an East-End Bric-a-brac shop - Dilwyn Bright
Ramesh’s Grandchildren - Hannah Christie & Sebastian Posner
Lucinda, Stephanie’s Secretary - Nic Neale
Mary Blackford, Owner of a Kent Winery - Allison Machell
Policeman - Martin Glister
Production Assistant, At “The Blue Lagoon” Nightclub - Simon Arnold
Williams, Margaret Fitzsimmons’ Butler - Roger Blackman
Sarah, Mary’s Maid - Paula Nash
John Thompson, Reporter for the “Daily Chronicle” - Alan Payn
Clarence Mayfield, Young Country Squire - Simon Arnold
Mrs. Mayfield, Clarence’s Mother - Jacqui Lloyd-Jones

Chorus & Dancers
Susan Boobyer, Barbara Bradford, Marie-Helénè Brown,
Martin Glister, Viv Howard, Bev Lillywhite, Jacqui Lloyd-Jones,
Damian Mellor, Karen Moon, Alan Payn

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A chance to purchase your own CD of ‘A Fine Time for Wine’!
Jonathan Posner and Mark Hastings have produced a CD of the wonderful music of ‘A Fine Time for Wine’ featuring the cast from Riverside and the many memorable songs.
Copies are available to buy from Jonathan priced at £7. Members of the cast who perfomed on the CD can purchase their first copy for £5.

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A FINE TIME FOR WINE is now available for amateur groups to perform following its successful premiere by the Riverside Players.

“…this musical was nothing less than total theatrical magic. A delight from beginning to end.” Windsor Observer

Now you too can delight your audiences with this romantic show
* memorable, contemporary score
* A satisfying ‘feel good’ original story
* Simple, stylish 1920’s setting

For more information or to order a reading copy and CD, visit the show website at www.wordstomusic.co.uk
Alternatively contact finewine@wordstomusic.co.uk