Etcetera/Gallery

This is the gallery for the character of Etcetera.

Original London Production
Julie Edmett in the Original Cast, played an un-named kitten who evolved into Etcetera. The role does not always appear in early 1980s cast lists.

Subsequent London Casts

 * Julie Horner
 * Cathy Cordez
 * Fiona Alexandra
 * Marsha Bland
 * Jocelyn Vodovoz Cook
 * Jo Bingham
 * Beata Alfoldi
 * Scarlett O'Neal
 * Chellie Michaels
 * Charlotte Peck
 * Lucie Fentum
 * Sandra Kater
 * Cheryl McAvoy
 * Annalisa Rossi
 * Emma Buckle
 * Sarah Jane Honeywell

1998 Film

 * Jo Bingham

Original Broadway Production

 * Christine Langner
 * Paige Dana (became Rumpleteazer in mid-1987)

The Broadway production originally included ensemble character Etcetera performing the role of Rumpleteazer in the "trash puppet" costumes. Around mid-1987, Rumpleteazer became a full character and replaced Etcetera. However, the US productions retained the very pale tabby look from Etcetera, compared to the much bolder Rumple from the UK production.

Japanese Productions
Tokyo 1996

"Tantomile", usually resembling Cassandra in Japanese productions, for this year resembled Etcetera instead.

Australian Productions
Australia Tour 1989

Named Swing
 * Danielle Goullet

Vienna 1983-1990

 * Beatrix Wipperich
 * Pamela Liebig
 * Frances O'Neill
 * Veronica Hart

The Vienna production included Etcetera, however she wore the darker tabby design usually seen as Electra.

1990s
Etcetera is a named swing in Mexico and Buenos Aires, with no featured solo moments. She uses the Greycat/NBQ design: an airbrushed grey-brown with a white back and belly, no arm or leg warmers or shoulder fluff, and a sleek braided tail instead of a fluffy one.

Mexico 1991

 * Marcela Valiente
 * Alejandra Valiente

Buenos Aires 1993

 * Nora Ivitz

South Africa/World Tour 2001-05 / South Africa 2009
Etcetera here, as in the Latin American productions, draws on the NBQ/Greycat tradition, with a sleek grey-brown costume and distinctive dark forehead and grey sides to her wig. However, she appears more like Cassandra and Exotica here, having their close curled wig shape rather than the fluffy wig of NBQ. She is an on-stage swing in this production, and when Juanita Yazbek left the show, Etcetera was not replaced and the show ran with fewer swings.
 * Juanita Yazbek