Arts Theatre, UNE - April 1990
\n\nStage Direction by Donna Wainohu nee Murphy
\nMusical Direction by Pam Douglas, Audrey Heatwole
\nChoreography by Shan Fawcett
75 Years On poem by Dawn Smith.
\n\nMUSICAL NUMBERS
\n\nAct 1
\n
\n'A.N.Z.A.C.' - Chorus
\n'The Ode' - Margaret Norton, John Hamel
\n'Wish Me Luck' - Chorus
\n'Bring Him Home' - Donny Wainohu nee Murphy
\n'We're In The Army Now' - Chorus
\n'On Parade' - John Hamel
\n'Pack Up Your Troubles' - Chorus
\n'Siegried Line' - Chorus
\n'Brown Slouch Hat' - Norman Macey
\n'Lilli Marlene' - Sue Brown
\n'Hello, Hello, Who's Your Lady Friend' - Chorus
\n'M'selle From Armentieres' - Chorus
\n'Poem: Seventy Five Years On' - Margaret Kennedy, John Hamel
\n'Somewhere Over The Rainbow' - Evelyn Griffith
\n'Nursie' - Male Chorus
\n'Peg 'O My Heart' - Male Chorus
\n'Kiss Me Goodnight Sgt. Major' - Male Chorus
\n'You Make Me Love You' - Derek Norton
\n'Rose Of No Man's Land' - Ngaire Wainohu
\n'Roll Out The Barrell' - Chorus
\n'Greater Love Than This' - Sharyn Holmes
\n'Side By Side' - Betty Ridley, Derek Norton
\n'The Front' - Brian Thomas
\n'Sunny Side Of The Street' - Shan Fawcett
\n'Who Goes There??' - Brian Thomas
\n'When You're Smiling' - Chorus
\n'Danny Boy' - Ray Day, Brian Thomas
\n'Lily Of Laguna' - Chorus
\n'How Would I Be!' - Derek Norton
\n'Tipperary' - Chorus
\n'A Nightingale Sang In Berkley Square' - Jenny Sayer
\n'Bless 'Em All' - Chorus
\n
\nAct 2
\n
\n'You'll Never Know' - Jenny Sayer
\n'You Are My Sunshine' - Brian Thomas
\n'White Cliffs Of Dover' - Audry Heatwole
\n'Look For The Silver Lining' - Beryl Hamel
\n'Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy' - Shan Fawcett, Brian Thomas, Norman Macey
\n'Cruising Down The River' - Leonard O'Reilly, Theresa O'Reilly and Chorus
\n'Shine On Harvest Moon' - Donna Wainohu nee Murphy
\n'La Cucaracha' - Audry Heatwole
\n'We'll Meet Again' - Ngaire Wainohu
\n'What A Wonderful World' - Peter King, Norman Macey
\n'No Man's Land' - Tracy Van der Valk, Michael Van der Valk, David Grey
\n'We're In The Army Now' (reprise) - Chorus
\n'There's Something About A Soldier' - Chorus
\n'We're In The Navy Now' - Chorus
\n'Ship Ahoy' - Chorus
\n'We're In The Airforce Now' - Chorus
\n'Coming In On A Wing And A Prayer' - Ray Day, Peter King
\n'We're In The Services Now' - Chorus
\n'Poem: Seventy Five Years On' - Margaret Kennedy
\n'ANZAC Song' - Chorus
\n'Haere Mai - Chant' - Buster Wainohu and Maoris
\n'Haere Mai - Welcome' - Buster Wainohu and Maoris
\n'Pokarekare Ana' - Buster Wainohu and Maoris
\n'Haka' - Buster Wainohu and Maoris
\n'Road To Gundagai' - Chorus
\n'Waltzing Matilda' - Chorus
\n'Finale: Do You Hear People Sing' - Full Chorus
\n'Encore: Now Is The Hour' - Chorus
75 YEARS ON
\n\nHe remembers, oh so clearly,
\nThe suffering and the pain
\nOf the weeks endured in the trenches
\nWhile the bullets round him rained.
\nHe saw his comrades falling
\nOn that sad Gallipoli Shore
\nAnd he silently prays that the world will learn, forever,
\nAnd stop this bloody war.
\nAnd then he sees a vision
\nOf 75 years hence
\nJust like a show appearing
\nThings to come, revealing.
\nIn the first 24 years,
\nYouth will be called once more
\nTo defend their Country
\nIn another all-out war.
\nNot just in Europe, or the Middle East,
\nBut in Malaysia, New Guinea and Borneo, as well,
\nFrom north to south and east to west
\nTheir life's blood they will shed
\nAnd no-one will escape its scourge,
\nIn towns and in the country, too,
\nTerror will engulf them all.
\nWhile, on the home fronts, gather
\nThe women to the force.
\nTo man the ploughs, shear the sheep
\nAnd work in factories, too.
\nAnd they will keep the nation building
\nAnd peace will come once more.
One would think that when it was all done
\nThe world would have had enough
\nOf fighting and destruction,
\nBut, no! They keep on fighting
\nIn Korea and Vietnam
\nWhere still more lives are given
\nTo the freedom fighter's band.
\nAnd I sometimes wonder
\nIf it's all worthwhile.
\nIf only Mankind could learn
\nTo live in peace,
\nUntil the end of time.
\nBut still, some nations squabble
\nAnd fight among themselves.
\nBut we here in Australia
\nHave offered solace and a piece of rest
\nTo war torn, homeless people.
\nSo, may we always cherish
\nThat freedom, so hard won
\nBy our fighting men and women,
\nSeventy Five Years on!
\nHow lucky we are in Australia
\nThat we are not torn adrift.
\nMay we always remember, with heartfelt thanks,
\nThat marvelous, ANZAC's gift.
\n
\nDIRECTOR'S MESSAGE
ANZAC Salute depicts the great spirit of service men and women who have fought for this country. We arenot glorifying war but we should remember the sacrifices made to enable us to enjoy our present freedom.
\n\nThis is not a history lesson. We have employed a compliation of songs to convey the spirit, the gusto with which we have fought and now, peacefully live. We could not include every conflict since Gallipoli, but have endeavoured to acknowledge each, if only in passsing, as well as the job done by those at home.
\n
\nRelax, enjoy the music and singalong with us as we travel the trenches with the ANZACs.
CAST
\n\nAnn-Marie Powell, Audry Heatwole, Beryl Hamel, Betty Ridley, Bev Whitley, Brian Thomas, Buster Wainohu, David Grey, Dawn Smith, Debbie Towner, Derek Norton, Donny Wainohu nee Murphy, Dorothy Pollard, Evelyn Griffith, Jenny Sayer, John Hamel, John Whitley, Kura Michael, Leonard O'Reilly, Margaret Kennedy, Margaret Norton, Michael Van der Valk, Ngaire Wainohu, Noa McLeod, Norman Macey, Pat McLean, Peter King, Ray Day, Shan Fawcett, Sharyn Holmes, Sue Brown, Theresa O'Reilly, Tracy Van der Valk
\n\nChorus: Ann-Marie Powell, Bev Whitley, Dawn Smith, Debbie Towner, Dorothy Pollard, John Whitley, Kura Michael, Noa McLeod, Pat McLean
\n\nPRODUCTION TEAM
\n\nDirector: Donna Wainohu nee Murphy
\nAssistant Director: Ngaire Wainohu
\nMusical Directors: Pam Douglas, Audrey Heatwole
\nRepetiteur: Pam Douglas
\nHouse Manageress: Frances O'Brien
\nChoreographer: Shan Fawcett
\nStage Manager: Lisa Smith
\nStage Crew: Sonya O'Keefe, Mary Steel
\nSet Design: Betty Ridley
\nLighting Design: Bruce McRae
\nLighting/Sound: Tim Kitching, Frances Norton, Paul Davies
\nCostuming: Ngaire Wainohu
\nPublicity: Brian Thomas, Norman Macey
THANKS TO
\n\nArmidale Naval/Police Museum - Ken Roper, Buster Wainohu from Sydney, Danieli Studios, Armidale - Jonathon Jedburgh, Lyn Thomson for Logo Design, New England Music - Stuart Lathwell, UNE Union Cultural Services - Paul Harper-Green, Uralla Military Museum - Darcy Hassett
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