Difference between revisions of "Once a Catholic (1983)"

Latest revision as of 21:21, 4 December 2017

Poster by Poster Designer

by Mary O'Malley

Directed by John Hartnett

Performances: Sun 8th – Sat 14th May 1983, Bell Theatre

Introduction

The play is set in the Convent of Our Lady of Fatima, a grammar school for girls, and in and around the streets of Willesden and Harlesden, London NW10, from September to July, late 'fifties.

Cast

• Mother Peter - Ann Richards
• Mother Basil - Brenda Meldrum
• Mother Thomas Aquinas - Yetta Turner
• Mr Emanuelli - Alan Buckman
• Father Mullarkey - Fred Ridgeway
• Mary Mooney - Marilyn Firth
• Mary McGinty - Julia Voak
• Mary Gallagher - Charlotte Hands
• Mary O'Grady - Jeni De Haart
• Mary Hennessy - Linda Wright
• Mary Murphy - Frances Johnson
• Mary Flanagan - Gillian Condon
• Derek - Alan Faulkner
• Cuthbert - James Lyne

Crew

• Designer - Anne Orange-Bromehead
• Stage Manager - Roger Taylor
• Deputy Stage Manager - Jack Fitzgerald
• Assistant Stage Managers - Mary Gambrill, Simon Jones, Matthew Lyne, Juliet Male, Theresa Marshall, June McAuliffe, Mick Rimbault, Julia Seddon, Ann Walker, Cheryl Webb, Nick Willett
• Lighting - Bernie Bullbrook
• Sound - Bob Marshall
• Wardrobe - Su Hands, Sue Thompson, Susan Roberts
• Properties - Ann Walker
• Prompt - Philip Piacentino
• Set Construction - Jim Doyle, Jack Fitzgerald, Richard Lilley, Roger Taylor, Nick Willett
• Priest's vestments by - Jeanette Hoile
• Production Assistant - Sally Lill

Reviews

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Gallery

• Photos by Brian Fretwell
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Reminiscences and Anecdotes

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References

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External Links

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