In the centre is a devilish-looking Nick Elliot

1996-1998

seducing Rachel and

and Aimee Asbaugh, from Biloxi, Mississippi. She's doing (or possibly finished) a PhD in luinguistics.

1995/1996, 1997-2001.

Nick used to mess about on stage to good effect

There was once a young man called Nick
On stage he sneaky and slick
As "The pervy Peer"
He made everyone cheer
And as Koko, well, he did the trick!

Edward Pickering (a.k.a. Biggles)

1997-2000

Bethany Burrow, an aspiring lawyer.

1997-1999

Sitting on my doorstep eating a slice of pizza is Louise Chastney

1994-1998

with her friend Helen.

The redhead is Juliet Chastney (Louise's sister)

1992-1995

Kate Stinchcombe

1996-2001

 

Doug Killen (what a chin, what a chest and what a ham-actor) and Jez.

Doug's a bit of a traveller, and works for Price Waterhouse Coopers.

There was a young man called Douglas
Who loved being in the chorus
Because this young man
was the King of Ham
Much better than the rest of us.

1988-1996

Rob Garson (who had a deep voice and broad thighs)

1994-1996

and Alison MacKenzie

1993-96.

Sarah Vandevelde 

1994-1996

Julia Webb

1993-96

and Richard.

Alex Hayes struting his stuff

1992-1995.

Marcus Tinsley and Dave Golden (a.k.a. 'Irish Dave')

both 1996/97

  Eli Verth, performaing a vocal number at a ball and keeping his clothes on.

He as been known to perform acts involving neither of those things.

1995/96, 1997/98

  Anna Dilley, with a typically cheeky expression

1997-2000

  James Hutchinson,

1998/99

  Alex Bishop.

1998-2000

Phil Williams

1993/94, 1998/99

Lee Potiphar

1998/99

Isabella Barton

1997-2000

and David Rolfe

1994/95

wearing red dressing gowns

Katy Bron (never in MUGSS but has worked with several am-dram companies in London),

Emily Grossman

1999-2002

and Lizzie Hill

2000-2003.