Bugsy Pictures Part 2

Sound Technician plus Radio Reporter!

Ocscette De Vault auditions

Drama Queen spoils the Blousy audition

Radio Reporter

And another

And yet another!

Looking “Down and Out!”

A mean looking “Snake Eyes!”

Joe the bar tender who dared laugh at Fat Sam’s droopy flower and got a face wash for her efforts!

"Read all about it!"

Dandy Dan’s Butler with a lethal cocktail that punishes a “Hood” who dared leave a gun at the scene of the crime.

An undertaker whose income rose dramatically during
the production deals with another "stiff"

A not nice to know gang member.

“You got a deal boxer”

“Ho dear. Wery dodgy team shirt at Chinese Laundry!”

“What evidence can you see?”
“Your foot Captain”

I sweep and whistle. Never got the audition .
They hardly noticed me  at Fat Sam's place.
But the audience  knew the truth.
Not only could I dance with a brush.
I could SING!!!

Left the guy who got "cream pied" by Dandy Dan for leaving his gun behind at the scene of the crime. To the right, the leader of the Dandy Dan "Hoods".

This "yobo" instigated the mugging of Bugsy.

I'm a "Down and Out"  tramp and with all the others joined Bugsy to try and get Fat Sam enough support for the final battle.

I’m one of Fat Sam’s gang overlooked by the English Midlands  Press. My revenge will be sweet!

"I’m telling you Mister. The Express and Star and Cannock Mercury left me out of the loop. I know where they live"

"I am really brave to take part in this show.
But forgot my braces for the picture!"

The local papers overlooked me but I played two parts.
One of the star dancing girls and a "Down and Out".
My name is Holly Wall and my Headteacher has driven me up the wall by continually calling my name out, when he registered my class, as "Holly drives me up the wall"

The star behind the barber’s Chair is Sophie Cooper.
A girl with amazing artistic talent. (Try doing a key word search for Sophie Cooper on the school website and see her former paintings)
And she has parents that do the London Marathon. Knowing Sophie, she will probably choose to paint the marathon, rather than partake in it.

The other side of her character in  the play.

Chloe Baylis.

I brought her on stage deliberately at the end of the final night’s show as she trained all the pupils in the dance moves in every scene that involved dance choreography .

Y6 thank you all.

You were brilliant

Martin Tibbetts
Tuesday, 18 July 2006