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P R O D U C T I O N S > H O B S O N ' S C H O I C E
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Henry Hobson runs a successful bootmaker's shop in nineteenth-century Salford.
A widower with a weakness for the pub opposite, he tries forcefully to rule the
lives of his three unruly daughters and control their “uppishness”. When he decrees 'no marriages'
to avoid the expensive matter of settlements, eldest daughter Maggie rebels and sets her sights on Will Mossop,
Hobson's star bootmaker. Behind the boots and clogs are individuals who must also be determined and strong
in a society that gives them little credence. Keeping the humour it also shows without fantasy the life of the
Salford folk and the social connections and customs that gave their life order, until they were challenged and
eventually changed.
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W H E R E & W H E N & H O W M U C H
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Alice Hobson
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Angela Peachy
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Maggie Hobson
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Anthea Martin
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Vickey Hobson
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Kerry Marmion
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Albert Prosser
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Daniel Usztan
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Henry Horatio Hobson
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Oliver Clement
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Mrs Hepworth
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Cathy Love
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Timothy Wadlow (Tubby)
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Gary Adams
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William Mossop
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Julian Farrance
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Jim Heeler
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Phil Braithwaite
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Ada Figgins
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Jackie Braithwaite
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Fred Beenstock
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Dominic Webb
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Dr MacFarlane
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Roger Woodhouse
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P R O D U C T I O N T E A M
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Director
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Hilary Benson
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Producer
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Emerson Povey
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Lighting
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Robert Bettelheim
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Sound
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Victoria Bettelheim
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Props
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Daniel Usztan
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Stage Manager
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Sarah Fox
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Assistant Stage Manager
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Emerson Povey
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Costume
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Toby Boon
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Set Construction
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Robert Bettelheim, Stephen Cahill-Hayes
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Front of House Manager
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Lesley Winterflood
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Images by and © Peter Raggett |
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design: Nicola Holland
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