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*Lighting - [[Colin Stokes]] | *Lighting - [[Colin Stokes]] | ||
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Revision as of 12:15, 4 September 2010
by David Mercer
Directed by Paul Beech
Performances: Sun 1st – Sat 7th February 1976, Main Stage
Contents
Introduction
In Harry Belcher and Helen Rawstone, Mercer created two splendid protagonists. The conflict between these two powerful and articulate individuals is the clash of tow totally opposed codes of behavior, tow completely different ways of life.
Sometimes savage, often funny and always compelling, their struggle becomes a matter of survival with implications far beyond the decaying country estate of Sir Gerald Catesby where the play is set (in the summer of 1966).
Cast
- Lucy - Imogen Donnelly
- Harry Belcher - John Adams
- Sir Gerald Catesby - Bob Skinner
- Victor - Malcolm Archer
- Helen Rawston - Janet Blackley
Crew
- Production Assistant - Robert Heddon
- Stage Manager - Jean Warboyes
- Assistant Stage Managers - Malcolm Johnson, Mary Neal, Joan Ingram & Jack Fitzgerald
- Set Construction - Don North, Dill
- Lighting - Colin Stokes
- Sound Recording - Gerald Smith
- Sound Operator - Geoffrey Lill
- Wardrobe - Christine McMillan
- Front of House Manager - Helen Boutall
- Box Office Manager - Jean Warboyes
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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References
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