Love Life
Louise Gold made her first Starring appearance in one
of Ian Marshall-Fisher's Lost Musicals, as Susan in Love Life, at The Theatre
Museum in
Cast
Magician/Hobo
- Rex Taylor Craig
Susan - Louise
Gold
Sam -
David Firth
Mary Joe - Issy
Van Randwyck
Tim/Mr Cynic
- Ian Caddick
George/Interlocutor
- Mark Fredrick
Elizabeth - Beatrice
Holland
Johnny -
James Corden
Alice - Kate
Dyson
Slade - Neil
Rose
Bill - Edward
Burton
Con Man - Robert
Carlin
Miss
Horoscope - Sue Clements
Miss
Mysticism - Juliet Arthur
Miss Ideal
Man - Sally Bradshaw
Production Team
Music - Kurt
Weill
Lyrics - Alan
Jay Lerner
Original
Production – 7 October 1948,
Musical
Director -Mark W Dorrell
Director -
Louise Gold and Dick Vosburgh
subsequently appeared as opposing Team Captains in a BBC Radio quiz show Let’s Do The Show Right Here.
Louise Gold and David Firth
had previously appeared together in The Metropolitan Mikado, they went on
to appear in Assassins and Man Of La
Mancha, and were featured on the JAY/TER recordings of On The
Town and Anything Goes (recording)
- Website Recommended Album.
Louise Gold, David Firth and Sally
Bradshaw had previously appeared together in a concert of highlights from Ratepayers' Iolanthe
& Metropolitan Mikado
Louise Gold and Issy Van Randwyck went on to appear together in: By Jupiter, Kiss Me Kate,
and Hot ‘n’ Spicy 2.
Issy Van Randwyck went on to appear in Regents Park 70th Anniversary Gala,
Dress Circle Grand Reopening,
and at Shopping With The Stars.
Issy Van Randwyck’s recording credits
include: Encore The Very
Best From The Musicals , Cole
Porter - Night And Day, The
History Of The Musical, and, The Great
Musicals – Laughter And Tears.
Mark Dorrell went on to
appear in Side By Side By Sondheim 30th
Anniversary Gala.
Links about Love
Life
Muppet Central/Tibby's Bowl Interview with Louise Gold http://www.muppetcentral.com/articles/interviews/gold.shtml
Although she does not give
it's name, Louise mentions how she got involved with Love Life.
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