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*Escanes (A Lord of Tyre) - [[Eric Smith]] | *Escanes (A Lord of Tyre) - [[Eric Smith]] | ||
*Cleon, Governor of Tarsus - [[Christopher Prior]] | *Cleon, Governor of Tarsus - [[Christopher Prior]] | ||
| − | *Dionyza, his | + | *Dionyza, his wife - [[Eileen Pasco]] |
| + | *Leonine, her servant - [[Bernard Bullbrook]] | ||
| + | *1st Fisherman - [[Bob Powers]] | ||
| + | *2nd Fisherman - [[Martin Wright]] | ||
| + | *3rd Fisherman - Keith Walmsley]] | ||
| + | *King Simonides - [[Victor Shaw]] | ||
| + | *Thaisa, his daughter - [[Frances Howard]] | ||
| + | *1st Knight - [[Val Youngman]] | ||
| + | *2nd Knight - [[Geoff Bottle]] | ||
| + | *3rd Knight - [[Kevin Pther]] | ||
== Crew == | == Crew == | ||
Revision as of 13:32, 12 July 2007
Directed by Peter Broderick
Performances: Mon 6th – Sun 12th May 1968, Theatre
Contents
Introduction
Text about the play
Cast
- Chorus - Tom Swann
- King Antiochus - D'Auvergne Barnard
- Pericles, Prince of Tyre - Jeremy Castle
- Antiochus' Daughter - Malvina Spriggs
- Thaliard - Ian King
- Helicanus (A Lord of Tyre) - Charles Commerford
- Escanes (A Lord of Tyre) - Eric Smith
- Cleon, Governor of Tarsus - Christopher Prior
- Dionyza, his wife - Eileen Pasco
- Leonine, her servant - Bernard Bullbrook
- 1st Fisherman - Bob Powers
- 2nd Fisherman - Martin Wright
- 3rd Fisherman - Keith Walmsley]]
- King Simonides - Victor Shaw
- Thaisa, his daughter - Frances Howard
- 1st Knight - Val Youngman
- 2nd Knight - Geoff Bottle
- 3rd Knight - Kevin Pther
Crew
- Stage Manager - Elaine Agnus
- Assisted by - Mickie Barrett, Brian Hewitt, Sheila Rees, Dorothy Evans, Katherine Stratton
- Lighting - Sidney Law
- Sound Recording - Alex Kanarek
- Sound Operator - Janet Warwick
- Choreography - Madeline Inglehearn, Anne Vaughn
- Assistant to the director - Ann McGrath
- Costumier - Jean Firminger
- F.O.H. Manager - Frank Howcutt
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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References
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