A Lost Musicals Occasion

Louise Gold starred, as one of a familiar Lost Musicals Ladies, at The Linbury studio Theatre of The Royal Opera House, on 28th and 29th July 2001

 

Cast

 Special Guests:  Kitty Carlisle-Hart and Anne Kaufman-Schneider

With Familiar Lost Musicals Ladies:

Liza Pulman, Jessica Martin, Thelma Ruby, Valda Aviks, and Louise Gold

 

Production Team

            Presented by: The Lost MusicalsTM Charitable Trust

Director: Ian Marshall-Fisher

Musical Director: Jason Carr

Music & Lyrics by: Maxwell Anderson, Harold Arlen, Irving Berlin, Harold Dietz, Robert Emmett Dolan, Matt Dubey, George Gershwin, Oscar Hammerstein II, E.Y.Harburg, Lorenz Hart, Harold Karr, John Latouche, Trevor Lyttleton, Johnny Mercer, Jerome Moross, Ogden Nash, Cole Porter, Richard Rogers, Harold Rome, Arthur Schwartz, Moises Vivanco, Dick Vosburgh, and Kurt Weill

 

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Jason Carr has previously worked on: Chicago & Company , A Time To Start Living, 110 In The Shade, and, One Touch Of Venus (2000 Production) . He has previously worked with Louise Gold on: Broadway To Brighton, Noel/Cole: Let’s Do It, Noel/Cole: Let’s Do It (Recording), and. Oh Kay, he has gone on to play the piano on the album Defiant Dames, at Final Chic Cabaret 2003   and for Louise Gold’s cabaret act Louise Gold ... By Appointment, and been a speciality keyboard accompanist on Dead By 12. And Louise Gold has gone on to star in the inaugural production of Jason Carr’s new musical The Water Babies

Louise Gold and Jessica Martin had previously appeared together in the Lost Musicals productions of: Something For The Boys and One Touch Of Venus (2000 Production), they also both worked on Spitting Image, and feature on the album Spit In Your Ear . They went on to appear in Regents Park 70th Anniversary Gala where Louise Gold also sang Sing For Your Supper. And have since appeared at Dress Circle Grand Reopening. They have also appeared together on the radio on Let’s Do The Show Right Here and Ned Sherrin’s Review Of Revue.

Liza Pulman and Louise Gold had previously appeared together in Oh Kay, they have gone on to appear in The Gondoliers.

Jessica Martin, and, Thelma Ruby have gone on to appear in A Love Letter To Dan, where Jessica also sang a Dick Vosburgh lyric.

 

Critics Comments

 “Highlights from the musicals were Louise Gold and Jessica Martin singing Cole Porter’s ‘By the Mississinewah’, Thelma Ruby in Porter’s ‘Nobody’s Chasing Me’, Louise Gold again in more Porter, ‘Something For The Boys’ and ‘I’ve Still Got My Health’ and Kitty Carlisle Hart in a most affecting rendition of Weill and Anderson’s ‘September Song’.” Michael Darvell, WHAT’S ON, 1 August 2001

 “For the Gala he” [Ian Marshall Fisher] “fielded five of the best women (though no men), with regulars Louise Gold (the closest Britain has to the foghorn talents of Ethel Merman), Jessica Martin and Thelma Ruby.” Mark Shenton, THE STAGE, 2 August 2001

 

Links about A Lost Musicals Occasion

The Lost Musicals Charitable TrustTM: http://www.lostmusicals.org/  -. The site includes photographs from a number of past productions, including one of: Valda Avicks, Anne Kaufman-Schneider, Louise Gold, Jason Carr, and, Jessica Martin which looks like it would have been for A Lost Musicals Occasion.

 

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