JO HEFFER

	CATS Shows
	Trivial Pursuits
	Snow White & Seven Dwarves (Co-Director)
	Habeas Corpus
	Snow White & Seven Dwarves
	Ghost Train
	Down with Demon Drink
	Fish Out of Water
	Dick Whittington
	Out Of Focus
	A Chorus of Disapproval
	Murdered to Death (Director)
	Not Now Darling (Assistant director)
	Confusions (Gosforth's Fête)
	Stolen Identity
	A Tomb With A View (2008)

Jo joined CATS, her third theatrical society, as Jo Spillard, and she took on the role of Roz in "Trivial Pursuits" with having only a few weeks to rehearse.

"Habeas Corpus" remains her favourite play, despite her favourite role changing from Connie, to that of Faye Hubard in "A Chorus of Disapproval." Her other plays include "The Ghost Train", which she says was her worst play as her character said very little except a bit of a moan at the start, and remained silent and looked miserable for the rest of the play's duration. When she appeared in "Dick Whittington", a new word was created just for her role - to keep in with the rhyming couplets, the word "Raticide" was invented by myf!

Jo has also direct "Snow White and the Seven Dwarves" and "Murdered to Death", which she directed along with husband Simon.