The booklet contains 3 big (one page) color pictures of the show (Judy Juhn and Graham Bickley / Brian Blessed / Graham Bickley, Lucy Dixon, Paul Keown and Company). There's a one page note by Dusty Hughes and a one page synopsis. There are also two pages containing a small B&W picture of each of the main performers, with some background information about their carreer. The jewel box back cover is a montage of a picture of Brian Blessed and the Workers on stage.

When I first listened to this recording, I was working and so I couldn't listen to it carefully. But I stopped it at one point, and replayed the tune, again and again. Hold Back The Night entered my list of beloved show songs. I had the feeling I had already heard this song somewhere, but I couldn't recall when/where, nor could I think of a song it would be similar to, but what I kwnew was that it was a song with a big "S".

About this recording in general, it has a high sound quality, and excellent performers. The score is rather modern. Not really rock but not far from it. It has some wonderful melodies. Today the story is not very original but still can show us some absurdities of our world. As a conclusion, I'll say that this is a nice recording, mainly for some of the songs.