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| Cast | |
| Roger | Mike Poole |
| Miriam | Claire Kingshott |
| Bob | Tony Donnelly |
| Dennis | Phil Newton |
| Kevin | David Hampton |
| Maggie | Catherine Bateman |
| Ginnie | Pam Sage |
| Alex | Martin Tripp |
| Sharon | Susan Hampton |
| Crew | |
| Stage Manager (Groundsman) | Bob Philips |
| Assistant Stage Manager (Physiotherapist) | Sue Higginson |
| Costumes (Team Bag & Assistant Coach) | Rosemarie Williams |
| Set Design (Pavilion Design) | Mike Higginson |
| Lighting (Floodlights) | Tim Hewitt |
| Sound (PA System) | Bernard Tilley |
The team would like to thank British Telecom (for the prompt supply of the telephone), Kodak Theatre (for the loan of the batting helmet), Bexley London Borough Nalgo CC (for the loan of the team bag) and Ian Saxton (for his part in early coaching sessions).
Previews
On stage
Cricket comedy Outside Edge is being presented at the Edward Alderton Theatre, Brampton Road, Bexleyheath, from October 3 to 10 (October 4 excluded). A quiet Saturday afternoon in high summer, a friendly and civilized cricket match in prospect...what could be more dull you may think. But then you have not met the dreadful Roger and the rest of his truly average team set on winning their annual match against British Rail Maintenance Division Yeading East. If you love cricket (and definitely if you hate it) you should laugh your way through every ball in this well observed episode of English life.
The Leader | 25 September 1987
Bowled over at theatre!
The cricket season is only just beginning for the Edward Alderton Theatre, who stage Outside Edge at the Bexley Adult Education Centre [sic], Brampton Road, Bexleyheath from Saturday October 3 to Saturday October 10, 8pm. The comedy follows the progress of Roger and his team of not-quite-test-standard preparing for their annual match against British Rail Maintenance Division for Yeading East
Bexley Comet | 25 September 1987
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