 Music by Jerry Bock Book by Joseph Stein Lyrics by Sheldon Harnick Based on the stories of Sholem Aleichem
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| The Jews |
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| Tevye | Nick Pratt |
| Golde | Lorna Welch |
| Tzeital | Rhiannon Rose |
| Chava | Ciara Charnley |
| Motel | Richard Thomas |
| Shprintze | Jo Howson |
| Bielka | Emily Willis |
| Yente | Cat Dafydd |
| Lazar Woolf | Kevin Morgan |
| Shadel (Motels Mother | Lisa Sadie |
| Rabbi | Tim Brown |
| Mendel (Rabbi's Son) | Andrew Jenkins |
| Fiddler | Simon Carter |
The Other Immigrants |
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| Katerina / Hodel | Ellie Hoare |
| Ivan / Perchik | Colin Davey |
| Mo / Grandma Tzeital | Bev Pearce |
| Solvig | Ingrid Bastable |
| Angus / Innkeeper | Ruairidh MacLeod-Lyon |
| Seamus | Luke Waddon |
| Morag / Fruma Sara | Claire Couldridge |
| Max / Avram | Stewart Harding |
| Veri | Elizabeth Holland |
| Izabella | Ellie Morgan |
| Janet | Liz Howson |
| Angela | Emily Burnett |
Immigration Officials |
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| Mrs Fitzpatrick / Constable | Zoe Goodacre |
| Peter | Simon M Thomas |
Production |
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| Director | Paul Buckle |
| Musical Director | Jo Herco |
| Assistant Musical Director | Nicola Rose |
| Choreographer | Richard Thomas |
| Dance Captain |
Ingrid Bastable |
| Production | Paul Buckle, Cat Dafydd, Ellie Hoare, Ruairidh MacLeod- Lyon & Fiona Thomas |
| DSM | Laura McMahon |
| Lighting | Kevin Morgan, Steve Toozer & Clare Williams |
| Wardrobe | Ruairidh MacLeod-Lyon, Anne Carey, Ciara Charnley, Debs Mansell, Lisa Sadie, Fiona Thomas, Sarah Jane Waters |
| Props | Laura McMahon, Dave Howson, Liz Howson, Lisa Sadie, John Screen & Jon Semple |
| Backstage | Sarah Pratt |
| Set | Liz Howson |
| Band | Nigel Holloway, Nicola Rose, Mike Sunderland & Dave Thompson |
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Synopsis
At Ellis Island, New York a group of immigrants wait to be passed for entry into the United States of America. The year is 1905 and the centre is at peak capacity resulting in delays. Enter Tevye and his family from Russia, where the first rumblings of the Russian revolution are being heard. They are newly dispossessed of their land by an all too familiar pogrom. They have been moved on from their village and are now looking for a new life in America.
They are greeted by the Rabbi and other Jews from their town of Anatevka. They reminisce about Anatevka and, encouraged by the other non Jewish immigrants, Tevye starts to tell the story of Anatevka and his family, his battle with his faith and traditions, and his turbulent relationship with his daughters, enlisting the help of the other waiting immigrants.