A Midsummer Night's Dream (1980)
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Directed by Jill Clark
Performances: Preview Sat 5th, Gala Opening Sun 6th & Mon 7th – Sat 12th July 1980, Main Theatre
Contents |
Introduction
Our official 150th production show
Cast
THE COURT
- Theseus - Paul Barnes
- Hippolyta - Ann Walker
- Lysander - Mikael Rust
- Demetrius - James Clyde
- Hermia - Anita Sollis
- Helena - Angie Shrubsole
- Egeus - Ted Higgins
THE MECHANICALS
- Peter Quince - Mike Gabe
- Nick Bottom - Charles Cheetham
- Francis Flute - Matthew Lyne
- Tom Snout - Adrian McLoughlin
- Snug - Mike Mattey
- Robin Starveling - Harry Sanders
THE FAIRIES
- Oberon - Ian Vallender
- Titania - Jill Cowley
- Puck or Robin Goodfellow - John Hartnett
- Fairies attending on Titania - Marilyn Firth, Kate Austin, Kate Bottomore, Caroline Bryant, Cathy Harding, Mikki Hewitt, Jeanette Hoile, Gillian Holmes, Melinda Jenkinson
Crew
- Music Composed by - Enid Luff
- Choreography - Jean Worboyes
- Asistant to the director - Robert Hedden
- Stage Manager - Kris Swarbrick
- Assistant Stage Managers - Paul Wiseman, Lynn Vallender, Roger Taylor
- Lighting Design - Stephen Holroyd
- Assistants to the Lighting Designer - Ann King, Tony Wilson
- Sound Engineer - Mick Lown
- Assistant to the Sound Engineer - Brian Fretwell
- Costume - Debbie Parrett
- Wardrobe Assistants - Lynn Jenner, Kate Bottomore, Ann Mattey
- Set Construction - Ray Seaton
- Set Construction Assistants - Edward Clark, John Rogers, Malcolm Johnson, Members of the Company.
- Rehearsal Pianist - Lynn Jenner
- Properties - Annette Wiseman, Marion Haladjian
- Bottom's Head by - Juliet More
- Box Office Manager - David Bell
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
- Photos by Brian Fretwell
Early rehearsal, the mechanicals.
Jill Cowley as Titania with attendant fairies..
In the forest.
Angie Shrubsole (Helena), James Clyde (Demetrius), Mikael Rust (Lysander), John Hartnett (Puck) & Ian Vallender (Oberon).
Charles Cheetham, (Bottom).
Jill Cowley, Ian Vallender and attendant fairies..
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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