Coriolanus (1986)
Directed & Designed by Jimmy Morgan
Performances: 1986, Bell Theatre
Contents
Introduction
Text about the play
Cast
- Caius Martius Coriolanus - Phil Harrison
- Volumnia, his mother - Jill Clarke
- Virgilia, his wife - Franka Fiabane
- His son - Thomas Clark
- Menenius, his old friend - Leslie Lidyard
- Cominius, General and Consul - Terry Neale
- Lartius, Gneral - Derek Staples
- Sicinius, tribune of the people - Chris King
- Brutus, tribune of the people - Paul Valeau
- Valeria, a Roman lady - Anita Sollis
- Aufidius, General of the Volscians - Bob Thompson
- Roman Citizen 1 - Paul Beech
- Roman Citizen 2 - Simon Howard
- Roman Citizen 3 - Quinton Cobby
- Roman Citizen 4 - Robert Silver
- Adrian, a Volscian agaent - Alan Gwinnett
- Nicanor, a Roman renegade - Howard Thomas
- Aufidius' servant 1 - Stephen Smith
- Aufidius' servant 2 - Paul Anderson
Crew
- Stage Manager - Glenda King
- Assistant Stage Managers - Dudley Margo & Simon Hodges
- Lighting Design - Peter Boon
- Lighting Operator - David Lamkin
- Sound Recording - Stephen Smith
- Sound Operator- Brian Fretwell
- Set Construction - Keefe Browning & Simon Hodges
- Wardrobe - Jeanette Hoile
- Swords - Bernie Bullbrook & Dill
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
Produced just after we had lost much of our sound equipment and main lighting control board due to a break-in, the hired and borrowed sound equipment had to be taken down and locked away in the bar betwenn performances. The lights were controlled from the Prompt Corner Lighting Box with the operator unable to see the stage. He was cued by a red light on an extension lead plugged into a socket in the S.M. room and switched by the stage manager. (Brian Fretwell)
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