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Revision as of 12:24, 11 March 2009
Directed by John B Anderson
Performances: Sun ?th – Sat ?th March 1974, Theatre
Contents
Introduction
Text about the play
Cast
- Mrs Warren - Ann Mattey
- Vivie - Sally Davis
- Praed - Ken A Tozer
- Crofts - Arthur Skinner
- Frank - Jeremy Browne
- Gardner - John B Anderson
Crew
- Stage Director - Malcolm Saunders
- Stage Manager - John Kennedy
Assistant Stage Managers - Bill Bibby, Bernie Bullbrook, Jackie Cameron, George McGillvray, Dennis Packham & Tony Radsusky
- Design - Jimmy Morgan
- Lighting Design - Colin Stokes
- Sound - Malcolm Woodman
- Properties - Christine Wilson
- Ladies Hair - Sheila Saxon
- Costumes - Bermans & Nathans
- Costume Supervision - Rita Toothill
- Wrought Iron Furniture - The Grove Tavern, Dulwich
- Console - Sara Saunders
- Prompt - Irene Winbourne
- Photographs - Bim Harding
- Box Office Manager & F.O.H. - Frank Howcutt
Reviews
...nevertheless two amateur productions have come my way in a month. The South London Theatre Centre's is directed by John B Anderson (who also plays the rector), and adopts a make-believe approach in keeping with the quaint prettiness of its outdoor setting.
"Mrs Warren's Profession" is not an easy play to produce. Shaw's stagecraft was far from fully developed. Many of the entrances and exits are clumsily contrived, and we seem to peep into a little self-contained world in which only six people actually exist.
Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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References
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