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*Pentheus - [[Michael Thorne]] | *Pentheus - [[Michael Thorne]] | ||
*Dionysus - [[Val Youngman]] | *Dionysus - [[Val Youngman]] | ||
*Chorus of Bacchantes - [[Elaine Angus]], [[Valerie Armstrong]], [[Paula George]], [[Bernadette Moran]], [[Denise Newman]] & [[Jane Shelley]] | *Chorus of Bacchantes - [[Elaine Angus]], [[Valerie Armstrong]], [[Paula George]], [[Bernadette Moran]], [[Denise Newman]] & [[Jane Shelley]] | ||
| + | *Produced by [[James Morgan]] | ||
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Quem Queritis (10th Century) | Quem Queritis (10th Century) | ||
* Priests - [[Duncan Bromley]], [[Tony Button]], [[Robert Powers]] & [[Michael Thorne]] | * Priests - [[Duncan Bromley]], [[Tony Button]], [[Robert Powers]] & [[Michael Thorne]] | ||
| + | *Produced by [[James Morgan]] | ||
| + | Noah from the Chester Mystery Tales (13th -14th century) | ||
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| + | *God - [[Alexander Douglas]] | ||
| + | *Noah - [[Eric Smith]] | ||
| + | *Noah's Wife- [[Roberta Hills]] | ||
| + | *Shem - [[Tony Saill]] | ||
| + | *Shem's Wife - [[Christine Humpfreys]] | ||
| + | *Ham - [[Kevin Pither]] | ||
| + | *Ham's Wife - [[Margaret Rumsey]] | ||
| + | *Japhet - [[Geoff Bottle]] | ||
| + | *Japhet's Wife - [[Hazel Sisson]] | ||
| + | *Gossips - [[Ann Beazley]], [[Eileen Colwell]] & [[Charlotte Grout]] | ||
| + | *Produced by [[Eileen Pasco]] | ||
| + | *Assisted by [[Robert Powers]] | ||
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| + | Part Three - Tudor & Jacobian | ||
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| + | Speeches from Hamlet & Henry V (circa 1600) | ||
| + | *Hamlet - [[Robert Powers]] | ||
| + | *Chorus - [[Duncan Bromley]] | ||
| + | *Produced by [[Eileen Pasco]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:27, 9 February 2016
by Various
A student production
Devised & Presented by Eileen Pasco
Performances: Fri 12th & Sat 13th July 1968, Theatre
Contents
Introduction
A miscellany on Drama through the Ages.
Cast
Part One - Greek
Homeric Hymn to the Mother Earth
- Recited by Eleanor Goodwin
The Bacchae (406 B.C.)
- Attendant - Tony Button
- Pentheus - Michael Thorne
- Dionysus - Val Youngman
- Chorus of Bacchantes - Elaine Angus, Valerie Armstrong, Paula George, Bernadette Moran, Denise Newman & Jane Shelley
- Produced by James Morgan
Part Two - Medieval
Quem Queritis (10th Century)
- Priests - Duncan Bromley, Tony Button, Robert Powers & Michael Thorne
- Produced by James Morgan
Noah from the Chester Mystery Tales (13th -14th century)
- God - Alexander Douglas
- Noah - Eric Smith
- Noah's Wife- Roberta Hills
- Shem - Tony Saill
- Shem's Wife - Christine Humpfreys
- Ham - Kevin Pither
- Ham's Wife - Margaret Rumsey
- Japhet - Geoff Bottle
- Japhet's Wife - Hazel Sisson
- Gossips - Ann Beazley, Eileen Colwell & Charlotte Grout
- Produced by Eileen Pasco
- Assisted by Robert Powers
Part Three - Tudor & Jacobian
Speeches from Hamlet & Henry V (circa 1600)
- Hamlet - Robert Powers
- Chorus - Duncan Bromley
- Produced by Eileen Pasco
- Narrators - Eileen Pasco & Tina Kanarek
- Musicians - Bernard Bullbrook & Ian King
Crew
- Stage Management - James Morgan
- Assisted by - Dilys Turner, Ian King & Averil Cookman
- Lighting - William Boulter
- Sound - Jim Judd & Susan Gyde
- Wardrobe - Paula George & Eileen Pasco
- Scenery & Props - James Morgan & Bernard Bullbrook
- Musical Advice - Charles Colyer Commerford & Brian Fletcher
- Technical Advice - Alex Kanarek
- Box Office - Frank Howcutt
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
- Photos by Patrick Smith Associates
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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