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| − | + | The Meter Men, from which the film The Penthouse was derived, is the first play by the well-known actor C. Scott Forbes. Its theme is a complementary one of aggression and destruction, and on the other hand, of acceptance and integrity. | |
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*Stage Manager - [[Alan Firminger]] | *Stage Manager - [[Alan Firminger]] | ||
| − | * | + | *ASMs - [[Jane Shelly]], [[Charles Cheetham]], [[Eileen Pasco]], [[Margaret Bradshaw]], [[Rick McGuire]] |
*Lighting - [[Alex Kamarek]] | *Lighting - [[Alex Kamarek]] | ||
*Music - [[George Clark]] | *Music - [[George Clark]] | ||
Revision as of 16:05, 3 June 2008
Directed by William Merrow
Performances: Mon 4th – Sun 10th December 1967, Theatre
Contents
Introduction
The Meter Men, from which the film The Penthouse was derived, is the first play by the well-known actor C. Scott Forbes. Its theme is a complementary one of aggression and destruction, and on the other hand, of acceptance and integrity.
Cast
- Barbara - Angela Hill
- Bruce - Christopher Prior
- Tom - Ray Cross
- Dick - Ted Neal
- Harry - Frank Houston
Crew
- Stage Manager - Alan Firminger
- ASMs - Jane Shelly, Charles Cheetham, Eileen Pasco, Margaret Bradshaw, Rick McGuire
- Lighting - Alex Kamarek
- Music - George Clark
- Assistant to the director - Gloria Sanders
- F.O.H. Manager- Frank Howcutt
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
Publicity photo taken in the electrical inlet room in the basement
Part of the set.
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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Or add anything that is related within this site. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.
References
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