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| The Canterville Ghost (Hilary, 2002) |
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| Mr. Otis | - | Duncan Coutts (Worcester)
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| Mrs. Otis | - | noga zivan (Wadham)
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| Virginia Otis | - | Julia Short
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| Pet Otis | - | Andrea Watts
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| Sonny-Boy Otis | - | Lydia Menzies
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Sir Simon Canterville
(A Ghost) | - | Jhon Polatch
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Lord Canterville
(Owner of Canteville Castle) | - | Sam Baker
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Mrs. Nora Umney
(The housekeeper) | - | Jenny Fawson
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Lord Archibald Archibald
(A Neighbour) | - | Elizabeth Baldwin (Wadham)
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| Dowager Duchess/Maid/Duchess of Tours | - | Claire Cruise
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| Director | - | Nicole Gera
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| Producer | - | Sam Baker
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| By | - | Oscar Wilde
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| Adapted for the stage by | - | Tom Taggart
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| Coming Soon! |
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| Quotes |
| Coming Soon! |
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| Flosscars Wins |
| Best Double Act: | Lydia and Andrea for the twins
| | The "Beyond the call of duty" award, for going beyond the call of duty : | Andrea for going on with a VERY badly sprained ankle
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| Flosscars Nominations |
| Best hero: | Jhon for the Ghost
| | Best Heroine: | Julia for Virginia
| | Best Villain: | John for the Ghost
| | Best Double Act: | Elizabeth Baldwin (Wadham) and Julia for Fairy Stovthemall and the Evil Minion
| | The "Ooh you lovey" award for actually being able to act: | Jhon for the Ghost
| | Best ad-lib: | noga zivan (Wadham), Elizabeth Baldwin (Wadham) and Julia for talking about tennis while Duncan wouldn't come on.
| | Best on-stage fuck-up: | Duncan Coutts (Worcester) for failing to come on stage
| | Best dodgy accent: | Andrea and Lid for the twins
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