Betty Blue Eyes

Amy Booth Steel — Joyce Chilvers

Haydn Oakley — Gilbert Chilvers

Sally Mates — Mother Dear

Laura Baldwin — Veronica

Adam C Booth — Mr Lockwood / Mr Barraclough

Ricky Butt — Mrs Allardyce / Mrs Tillbrook

Rebecca Louis — Mrs Metcalf

Kate Robson-Stuart — Mrs Lester / Princess Elizabeth

Kate completed an MA in English Lit and Music at Glasgow University before going on to drama training at Guildford School of Acting.

Theatre Credits include: Blonde (Rada Festival); Crazy For You (UK Tour);  Ragtime (Charing Cross Theatre), The Likes of us (Workshop, Howard Panter Ltd.), Untold Stories (Watermill Theatre), The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (Sherman Theatre), Annie Get Your Gun (Theatre at the Mill), Much Ado About Nothing (Stafford Gatehouse), A Christmas Carol (Derby Theatre), Betty Blue Eyes (West Yorkshire Playhouse/UK Tour), Little Voice (Queens Theatre, Hornchurch), Love, Lies and Lust (Queens Theatre, Hornchurch), Craig Revel Horwood's Strictly Confidential (UK Tour), The Spring Season at the Queens Theatre Hornchurch 2012 which included Satin & Steel, Can't Pay Won't Pay, The Merchant Of Venice and Peter Pan, Chess (UK Tour and Toronto), Macbeth and Ajax (Riverside Studios), Cinderella (King’s Theatre, Glasgow), Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (Landor Theatre), Much Ado About Nothing (Teatro Fondamenta Nuove, Venice) and The Pajama Game (Union Theatre).

Kate has also worked with a variety of music artists in the UK as both a vocalist and violinist.  She co-wrote the 2013 Edinburgh Festival hit play, 'From where I'm standing', for Delirium Theatre Company.

Oliver Izod — BBC Announcer / Mr Nuttall

Joe Maxwell — Mr Metcalf / Prince Phillip

Tobias Beer — Mr Wormold

Jenni Bowden — Mrs Turnbull / Mrs Cuncliffe

Rachel Knowles — Mrs Lockwood / Mrs Roach

Lauren Logan — Kit / Betty Puppeteer

Matt Harrop — Mr Allardyce

Kit Benjamin — Dr Swaby

Anthony Ray — Mr Atlee / Sergeant Noble / Reg Bowen / Mr Sutcliffe

Daniel Buckroyd — Director

Andrew Wright — Choreographer

Richard Reeday — Musical Director

Sara Perks — Designer

Mark Dymock — Lighting Designer

Credits include: Kiss me Quickstep, Once, Rope. (New Wolsey Theatre);The Wisdom Club, (Theatre Royal BSE); Jack and the Beanstalk (Derby Arena); Soldier On (The Other Palace); Ken (Terry Johnson, Pleasance); Revenants (Pleasance, Kenwright); Measure for Measure, Alice In Wonderland, Loves Labours Lost (GSC); Dell Computers Gala (Buenos Aires); Kiss Me Quickstep, Haunting Julia, Roll Over Beethoven, Don’t Look Now (OFFIE nominated for Best Lighting Design), Return to the Forbidden Planet, Godspell, The Merchant Of Venice, Can’t Pay? Won’t Pay!, They’re Playing Our Song, Jack And The Beanstalk, Cinderella, Ladies Down Under, The Woman Who Cooked Her Husband (Queen’s Theatre); Cathy (Soho Theatre); East (Brighton Theatre Royal and Festival); Sleeping Beauty, Aladdin (Evolution); Meena and the Masala Queens (Rifco tour); Northanger Abbey (Bury St Edmunds Theatre Royal Tour); Clybourne Park (Regional premiere tour); Return to the Forbidden Planet (25^th Anniversary Tour); Cathy (Cardboard Citizens tour); Betty Blue Eyes (Regional premiere tour); Michael Morpurgo's Butterfly Lion (Kenwright, National Tour); Snow White, Peter Pan, Wind in the Willows, James and the Giant Peach, Noises Off, Friend or Foe, The History Boys, The Hired Man (Mercury Theatre); House and Garden, Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan, Pinocchio, Arabian Nights, Treasure Island, Wind in the Willows (Watermill); The Deranged Marriage, MummyJi Presents, Break The Floorboards and Happy Birthday Sunita (Rifco and Watford Palace); Walking the Chains (Bristol Temple Meads Passenger Shed); The Full Monty, Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Oliver!,(Bermuda City Hall); working with Willy Russell on Educating Rita, Breezeblock Park(Liverpool Playhouse); Shirley Valentine (Royal Court Liverpool); Farm Boy, The Hired Man, Kissing Sid James (New York E59).

Adam McCready — Sound Designer

Anne Vosser — Casting Director

Mary Howland — Dialect Coach

Rebecca Louis — Assistant Choreographer