Book and Lyrics By Alan Jay Lerner
Music By Frederic Loewe
| Eliza Dolittle | Fern O'Brien-Grant |
| Professor Henry Higgins | Shane Rose-Goodsir |
| Colonel Hugh Pickering | Ruairidh MacLeod-Lyon |
| Alfred P Doolittle | Neil Davies |
| Freddy Eynsford-Hill | Mat Hole |
| Mrs Pearce | Helen Windsor |
| Mrs Higgins | Judy Harrhy |
| Zoltan Karpathy | Nick Pratt |
| Ensemble | Cat Bailie, Paul Buckle, Andrew Corbett, Chris Dimbleby, Lisa Grace, Emma Henwood, Ellie Hoare, Carys Hughes, Jess Player, Helen Rose, Kate Smith, Fiona Thomas, Hayley Toms |
Production |
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| Director & Producer | Paul Buckle |
| Musical Director | Christopher Fossey |
| Choreographer | Adam Pitt |
| Costume Design | Paul Buckle & Fiona Thomas |
| Wardrobe Team | Cat Bailie, Emma Henwood, Laura McMahon, Bethan Lidgey,
Sarah Lidgey, Gerry Player, Jess Player & Helen Windsor |
| Set Design | Paul Buckle & Liz Howson |
| Set Construction | The Company |
| DSM & Sound | Laura McMahon |
| Lighting | Ffion Morgan & Kevin Morgan |
| Band | Luke Baxter, Christopher Fossey & Andrew Hopkins |
| Backstage | Tony Bevan, Steve Hopkins, Cat Rose, & Kristian Zgorzelski |
| Photography | Helen Rose |
| Props | Liz Howson, Laura McMahon & Terri McMahon |
| Transport | Roger Thomas |
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Synopsis
The story follows the machinations of Henry Higgins who has bet his friend, Colonel Pickering, that he can take a common Cockney flower seller, Eliza Doolittle, and pass her off as a lady. Eliza is keen as she wants to improve her prospects but the path to becoming a lady is not smooth. She, however, proves that she is more than a match for the somewhat misogynistic Higgins and can certainly teach him a thing or two.
