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== Acting Roles == | == Acting Roles == | ||
| − | *Boy in [[Under Milk Wood (June 1972) |Under Milk Wood]] ([[June 1972]]) | + | *Boy in [[Under Milk Wood - Dylan Thomas (June 1972) |Under Milk Wood - Dylan Thomas]] ([[June 1972]]) |
*Warder in [[Sweeny Todd the Barber (Dec 1977) |Sweeny Todd the Barber]] ([[Dec 1977]]) | *Warder in [[Sweeny Todd the Barber (Dec 1977) |Sweeny Todd the Barber]] ([[Dec 1977]]) | ||
| − | *Jackson in [[The Ghost Train (Oct 1978)|The Ghost Train]] ([[Oct 1978]]) ([[Bell Theatre]]) | + | *Jackson in [[The Ghost Train - Arnold Ridley (Oct 1978)|The Ghost Train - Arnold Ridley]] ([[Oct 1978]]) [[Director John Harris]] ([[Bell Theatre]]) |
*Rupert in [[The Ball Boys (April 1980)|The Ball Boys]] ([[April 1980]]) | *Rupert in [[The Ball Boys (April 1980)|The Ball Boys]] ([[April 1980]]) | ||
*Francis Flute in [[A Midsummer Nights Dream (July 1980)|Midsummer Nights Dream]] ([[July 1980]]) | *Francis Flute in [[A Midsummer Nights Dream (July 1980)|Midsummer Nights Dream]] ([[July 1980]]) | ||
Revision as of 12:49, 7 June 2007
Matthew Lyne
SLT member since the early Cretaceous period...
Acting Roles
- Boy in Under Milk Wood - Dylan Thomas (June 1972)
- Warder in Sweeny Todd the Barber (Dec 1977)
- Jackson in The Ghost Train - Arnold Ridley (Oct 1978) Director John Harris (Bell Theatre)
- Rupert in The Ball Boys (April 1980)
- Francis Flute in Midsummer Nights Dream (July 1980)
- Bartender in Kennedy's Children (Nov 1980)
- Bluebelle, Ugly Sister in Cinderella (Jan 1981)
- Callboy in Red Peppers (Jan 1981)
- Colin in The Knack (March 1981)
- Protean in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (July 1981)
- Azolan in Les Liasons Dangereuses (2001) (Bell Theatre)
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- Squire Western in Tom Jones (2006) (Bell Theatre)
- John Proctor in The Crucible (2007) (Prompt Corner)
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- Corbaccio in Volpone (2007) (Bell Theatre)
