Edgar Sepping Edgar Sepping i(A117088 works by)
Gender: Male
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1 Late Night Revue Friday Late Night Revue Peter Pinne , Bruce Wishart , John Cargher , Edgar Sepping , Joan Sepping , John-Michael Howson , 1959 single work musical theatre revue/revusical humour

Revue.

Intended as an experiment over three Friday nights in May 1959, the production commenced at 11.30pm on each of those evenings, and was extended to eight performances due to popular demand. The focus of the revue was largely directed towards theatrical enterprises and identities, thus appealing to many within the Melbourne theatre industry.

The sketches and songs presented (as identified in the programme) were:

  • 1.'Overture'
  • 2. 'Theatre Guide' (Brian)
  • 3. 'That Certain Business'
  • 4. 'Expresso for Two'
  • 5. 'Taxing Our Patience' (Brian)
  • 6. 'Song of Summer' (Margaret)
  • 7. 'Poem' (Brian)
  • 8. 'Girl Guides' (Bill and John)
  • 9. 'TV Canine' (Brian)
  • 10. 'I've Got a Play' (John)
  • 11. 'Tatt's a Pity' (Margaret)
  • 12. 'Old Girls' (Bill)
  • 13. 'Spanish Poem' (Brian)
  • 14. 'Loved and Lost' (Margaret)
  • 15. 'Cat's Cradle' (Bill and John)
  • 16. 'Freddie' (Freddie)
  • 17. 'Infidel Castro' (Brian and Margaret)
  • 18. 'Monotonous' (John)
  • 19. 'Gala Premiere' (Bill and Margaret)
  • 20. 'Opera Poem' (Brian)
  • 21. 'Shades of Carmen Miranda' (Bill)
  • 22. 'Finale' (ensemble).
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