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*Dion - [[Joanna Hughes]]
 
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*Shepherd - [[John Lyne]]
 
*Shepherd - [[John Lyne]]
*Clown/Gentleman - [[Matthew Griffiths]]
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*Clown - [[Ward Trowman]]
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*Gentleman - [[Matthew Griffiths]]
 
*Autolycus - [[Stuart Draper]]
 
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*Florizel/2nd Lord - [[Richard Nield]]
 
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== Crew ==
 
== Crew ==
*Stage Manager - [[Graeme Clements]]
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* Production Assistant - [[Jill Fenton]]
*Lighting Design - [[Designer Name]]
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* Stage Manager - [[Graham Clements]]
*Lighting Operator - [[Steve Imrie]]
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* Assistant Stage Manager - [[Nikos Stavrakis]]
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* Lighting Design - [[Induja Bandara]], [[Mike Elliott]]
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* Lighting/Sound Operator - [[Steve Imrie]]
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* Costume - [[Hazel Hindle]]
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* Set Design - [[Michael Wilson]]
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* Poster Design - [[Maria Bates]]
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* Photography - [[Phil Gammon]]
  
 
== Reviews ==
 
== Reviews ==

Latest revision as of 18:06, 3 September 2009

by William Shakespeare

Directed by Michael Wilson

Performances: Tue 18th - Sat 22nd March 2008, Prompt Corner


Introduction

Jealous King Leontes unjustly accuses his wife Hermione of infidelity and has her imprisoned, apparently causing her death and those of their two children.

16 years passes and their daughter, Perdita, ignorant of her true identity, grows up with shepherds and is courted by a prince. The prince's father (Polixenes, an old friend of Leontes)threatens to separate them and they flee to Leontes for help. The daughter is recognised and is united with the prince, her mother is discovered to be still alive and is reunited with a repentant Leontes, and all ends well.

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Reminiscences and Anecdotes

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