Archive Tag: Festival Theatre

Archive: Cast List, Guys and Dolls (2014)

ORCHESTRA

Musical Director – Gareth Valentine

Assistant Musical Director / Keyboard – Greg Arrowsmith

Drums – Allan Cox

Double Bass – Laurence Ungless

Percussion – James Turner

Trumpets – Alex Maynard, Stuart Brooks, Richard Freeman

Trombones – Jon Stokes, Rhys Smith

French Horn – Jonathan Eddie

Reeds – Rupert Widdows, Duncan Lamont, Steve Pierce, Jay Craig

Orchestral Management – Andy Barnwell / Pete Harrison for Music Co-Ordination Services Ltd

Rehearsal Pianist – Alex Parker

Keyb0ard Programmer – Chris Gardiner

Copyist – Mark Cumberland

 

MUSICAL NUMBERS

ACT 1

Overture / Runyonland – The Company

Fugue for Tinhorns – Nicely-Nicely, Benny, Rusty

Follow the Fold – Sarah, Arvide, Calvin, Agatha

The Oldest Established – Nicely-Nicely, Benny, Nathan and Crap Shooters

Follow the Fold (Reprise) – Sarah, Arvide, Calvin, Agatha

I’ll Know – Sarah and Sky

Bushel and A Peck – Adelaide and the Hot Box Girls

Adelaide’s Lament – Adelaide

Guys and Dolls – Nicely-Nicely and Benny

Havana – The Company

If I Were a Bell – Sarah

My Time of Day – Sky

I’ve Never Been In Love Before – Sarah and Sky

ACT 2

Entr’acte – The Orchestra

Take Back Your Mink – Adelaide and the Hot Box Girls

Adelaide’s Second Lament – Adelaide

More I Cannot Wish You – Arvide

Luck Be A Lady – Sky and the Crap Shooters

Sue Me – Adelaide and Nathan

Sit Down, You’re Rockin’ the Boat – Nicely-Nicely and the Company

Marry the Man Today – Adelaide and Sarah

Finale – The Company

Archive: Cast List, Guys and Dolls (2014)

GUYS AND DOLLS

A musical fable of Broadway based on a story and characters of DAMON RUNYON

Music and lyrics by FRANK LOESSER

Book by JO SWERLING and ABE BURROWS

CAST

Nicely-Nicely Johnson – Harry Morrison

Benny Southstreet – Ian Hughes

Rusty Charlie – Carl Sanderson

Sarah Brown – Clare Foster

Arvide Abernathy – Niel McCaul

Agatha – Stephanie Bron

Calvin – John Brannoch

Harry the Horse – Nick Wilton

Lieutenant Brannigan / Joey Biltmore – Mark Heenehan

Nathan Detroit – Peter Polycarpou

Angie the Ox – Michael Peters

Miss Adelaide – Sophie Thompson

Sky Masterson – Jamie Parker

Mimi – Lucinda Lawrence

General Matilda B Cartwright – Melanie La Barrie

Big Jule – Nic Greenshields

Hotbox Waiter – Adam Margilewski

Havana Diva – Anabel Kutay

Crap Shooters – Miles Barrow, John Brannoch, Daniel Ioannou, Adam Margilewski, Michael Peters, Matthew Whennel-Clark

Hotbox Girls – Karen Aspinall, Lucy Banfield, Stephanie Bron, Melissa James, Anabel Kutay, Lucinda Lawrence

First performance of this production of GUYS AND DOLLS at Chichester Theatre, 11 August 2014.

 

CREATIVE TEAM

Director – Gordon Greenberg

Designer – Peter McKintosh

Choreographer – Carlos Acosta

Co-Choreographer – Andrew Wright

Musical Supervisor, Musical Director and Dance Arrangements – Gareth Valentine

Orchestrator -Larry Blank

Lighting Designer – Tim Mitchell

Sound Designer – Paul Groothuis

Casting Director – Pippa Ailion

Associate Choreographer – Matthew Cole

Assistant Director – Samuel Wood

Assistant Musical Director – Greg Arrowsmith

Assistant Choreographer / Dance Captain – Lucy Banfield

Costume Supervisor – Yvonne Milnes

Props Supervisor – Lisa Buckley

Hair, Wigs and Make-Up – Campbell Young Associates

Associate Set Designer – Simon Wells

Associate Lighting Designer – Guy Jones

Associate Sound Designer – Ken Hampton

Fight Director – Paul Benzing

Dialect Coach – Kay Welch

Assistant Costume Supervisor – Fiona Parker

Production Manager – Ben Arkell

Company Stage Manager – Marcus Watson

Deputy Stage Manager – Lou Bann

Assistant Stage Manager – Emily Oliver

Assistant Stage Manager – Bryony Peach

Archive: Cast List, Damsel in Distress (2015)

ORCHESTRA

Musical Director – Alan Williams

Assistant Musical Director / Keyboard – Phil Cornwell

Drums / Percussion – Matt French

Double Bass – Rob Hutchinson

Guitar – Craig Oxley

Violin – Will Hillman

Trumpets – Jean-Paul Gervasoni, Richard Freeman

Trombone – Steve Haynes

Woodwinds – Adrian Revell, Sarah James, Gemma Moore

Orchestral Management – Andy Barnwell (assisted by Pete Harrison) for Musical Co-ordination Services Ltd.

Music Assistant – Thomas Duchan

Keyboard Programmer – Phij Adams

Associate Keyboard Programmer – Dan Gregory

Copyist – Mark Cumberland

 

MUSICAL NUMBERS

ACT 1

Overture – Orchestra

Things Are Looking Up – Billie and Ensemble

Put Me To The Test – George, Billie

Mine – Lord Marshmoreton

The Jolly Milkmaid And The Tar – Keggs, Reggie, Alice

Nice Work If You Can Get It – Maud, Alice

Feeling I’m Falling – George

I’m A Poached Egg – Reggie

You Are You – George, Alice, Reggie, Lord Marshmoreton, Lady Caroline

Stiff Upper Lip – Billie, Pierre, Keggs, Dorcas and Ensemble

Evening Star – Maud

Feeling I’m Falling (Reprise) – George

ACT 2

Entr’acte – Orchestra

I Can’t Be Bothered Now – Billie and Ensemble

Love Walked In – Lord Marshmoreton, Billie

French Pastry Walk – Dorcas, Pierre and Ensemble

Soon – Maud, George, Billie

Mine (Reprise) – Lord Marshmoreton, Billie

Fidgety Feet – Reggie, George and Ensemble

Sing Of Spring – Lady Caroline

I’m A Poached Egg (Reprise) – Reggie, Alice

Mine (Reprise II) – Lord Marshmoreton, Billie

A Foggy Day – George

Finale – Full Company

Archive: Cast List, Damsel In Distress (2015)

DAMSEL IN DISTRESS

Music and Lyrics by GEORGE GERSHWIN and IRA GERSHWIN

Book by JEREMY SAMS and ROBERT HUDSON

Based on the novel by P.G. WODEHOUSE and the play by P.G. WODEHOUSE and IAN HAY

CAST

Billie Dore – Sally Ann Triplett

Perkins – David Roberts

Jimbo – Matthew Hawksley

Zoë – Laura Tyrer

Annabelle – Lucie-Mae Sumner

George Bevan – Richard Fleeshman

Mac – Alan Vicary

Maud Marshmoreton – Summer Strallen

Lady Caroline Byng – Isla Blair

Reggie Byng – Richard Dempsey

Lord Marshmoreton – Nicholas Farrell

Alice Keggs – Melle Stewart

Keggs, the Butler – Desmond Barrit

Dorcas, the Undercook – Chloë Hart

Pierre, the Cook – David Roberts

McInnes, the Gardener – Matt Wilman

Esme – Kirby Hughs

Bungo Strathbungo – Sam Harrison

Joseph Button – Jonathan Stewart

Austen Grey – Harry Morrison

Ensemble – Mairi Barclay, Christ Bennett, Stephanie Bron

First performance of A DAMSEL IN DISTRESS at Chichester Festival Theatre, 30 May 2015

 

CREATIVE TEAM

Director and Choreographer – Rob Ashford

Designer – Christopher Oram

Music Supervisor and Dance Arrangements – David Chase

Musical Director – Alan Williams

Orchestrator – Bill Elliott

Lighting Designer – Howard Harrison

Sound Designer – Paul Groothuis

Casting Directors – Gabrielle Dawes, James Orange

Associate Choreographer – Chris Bailey

Assistant Choreographer – Pip Jordan

Assistant Director – Johanne Webb

Assistant Musical Director – Phil Cornwell

Associate Designer  – Lee Newby

Assistant Designer – Frankie Bradshaw

Costume Supervisor – Marcus Hall Props

Hair and Wigs Designer – Richard Mawbey

Dialect Coach – Michaela Kennen

Production Manager – Dominic Fraser

Company Stage Manager – Ben Delfont

Deputy Stage Manager – Lou Bann

Assistant Stage Manager – Allie Hook

Assistant Stage Manager – Emily Oliver

Archive: Production photograph, Pygmalion (2010)

Production photograph of Pygmalion showing Rupert Everett as Henry Higgins, Marty Cruickshanch as Mrs Eynsford Hill and Candida Benson as Clara Eynsford Hill

Photographer: Manuel Harlan

CFT archive held at West Sussex Records Office.

Archive: Production photograph, A Month in the Country (2010)

Production photograph of A Month in the Country showing Janie Dee as Natalya Petrovna, James McArdle as Aleksey Nikolayevich Belyayev, Phoebe Fox as Vera Aleksandrovna and Carolyn Pickles as Lizaveta Bogdanovna

Photographer: Catherine Ashmore

CFT archive held at West Sussex Records office.

Archive: Cast list, When We are Married (1996)

WHEN WE ARE MARRIED

by J B PRIESTLEY

 

Ruby Birtle –  Elizabeth Chadwick

Gerald Forbes –  Chris Larkin

Mrs Northrop –  Dora Bryan

Nancy Holmes –  Gillian Kearney

Fred Dyson –  Paul Rider

Henry Ormonroyd –  Leo McKern

Alderman Joseph Helliwell – Gary Waldhorn

Maria Helliwell –  Alison Steadman

Councillor Albert Parker –  Roger Lloyd Pack

Herbert Soppitt –  Paul Copley

Clara Soppitt –  Dawn French

Annie Parker – Annette Badland

Lottie Grady –  Shirley Anne Field

Rev Clement Mercer –  Jeremy Pearce

 

Director –  Jude Kelly

Designer –  Robert Jones

Lighting Designer –  Hugh Vanstone

Music by –  Ewan Anderson

Sound Designer –  Mic Pool

Assistant Director –  David Grindley

 

Company Manager –  Philip Gault

Stage Manager –  Philip Deverell

Deputy Stage Manager –  Sharon Perchard

Assistant Stage Managers –  Adam Havoc, Christopher Lake

 

Understudies

Ruby Birtle/Nancy Holmes –  Victoria Edwards

Gerald Forbes/Fred Dyson –  Ben Forgham

Henry Ormonroyd/Alderman Joseph Helliwell –  Jeremy Pearce

Annie Parker/Clara Soppitt –  Carey Whitley

Mrs Northrop/Maria Helliwell/Lottie Grady –  Fiz Marcus

Herbert Soppitt/Rev Clement Mercer/Councillor Albert Parker –  Paul Stewart

 

July:  Wed 24P, Thu 25Pm&e, Fri 26F(D), Sat 27m&e, Mon 29, Tue 30, Wed 31

August:  Thu 1m(S)&e, Fri 2(D), Sat 3m&e, Mon 5, Tue 6, Wed 7, Thu 8m(D)&e, Fri 9(D), Sat 10m&e, Mon 12, Tue 13, Wed 14, Thu 15m&e, Fri 16(D), Sat 17m&L

 

P = Preview

F = First Night

D = Audio Described Performance

S = Sign Interpreted Performance

m = matinee

e = evening

L = Last Night

 

Archive: Cast lsit, Beethoven’s Tenth (1996)

BEETHOVEN’S TENTH

by PETER USTINOV

 

Stephen Fauldgate –  John Neville

Jessica Fauldgate –  Liz Robertson

Irmgard –  Carolyn Backhouse

Pascal Fauldgate –  Carlie Edwards

Ludwig –  Peter Ustinov

Dr Collis Jagger –  Roland Oliver

Priest –  Alexander Nash

Countess Giulietta Guiccardi –  Belinda Ross

Count Robert Wenzel Gallenberg –  Hugo Napier

 

Director –  Joe Harmston

Designer – Simon Higlett

Lighting – Robert Bryan

Sound –  Tom Lishman

Pianist –  Ewan Anderson

Assistant Director –  David Grindley

Dialect Coach –  Charmian Hoare

 

Company Manager –  Philip Gault

Stage Manager –  Philip Deverell

Deputy Stage Manager –  Karen Duthie

Assistant Stage Managers –  Francesca Zambra, Louise McRoberts

 

Understudies

Stephen Fauldgate –  Hugo Napier

Jessica Fauldgate –  Belinda Ross

Irmgard/Countess Guiccardi –  Fiona Mason

Pascal Fauldgate –  Alexander Nash

Ludwig –  Roland Oliver

Dr Jagger/Priest/Count Gallenberg –  Keith Morris

 

May: Wed 29P, Thu 30Pe, Fri 31F(D)

June: Sat 1e, Sun 2, Wed 5, Thu 6e, Fri 7(D), Mon 10, Tue 11, Sat 15e, Sun 16, Mon 17, Tue 18, Wed 19

July:  Mon 1, Tue 2, Wed 3, Thu 4m(S), Sat 6e, Sun 7(D), Mon 8, Wed 10, Thu 11e, Fri 12(D),  Sat 13m, Mon 15, Tue 16, Wed 17, Thu 18m(D), Sat 20e, Sun 21L

 

P = Preview

F = First Night

D = Audio Described Performance

S = Sign Interpreted Performance

m = matinee

e = evening

L = Last Night

Archive: Cast list, Mansfield Park (1996)

MANSFIELD PARK

a dramatisation by WILLIS HALL

from the novel by JANE AUSTEN

 

Sir Thomas Bertram –  Tony Britton

Lady Bertram –  Liza Goddard

Tom Bertram –  Ashley Russell

Edmund Bertram –  Mark Jax

Maria Bertram –  Lucy Akrill

Julia Bertram –  Nina Jacques

Fanny Price –  Lucy Scott

Mrs Norris –  Ursula Smith

The Reverend Mr Norris –  Stanley Page

The Reverend Mr Grant – – Paul Stewart

Mrs Grant –  Gilian Cally

Henry Crawford –  Peter Hamilton Dyer

Mary Crawford –  Poppy Miller

Mr Rushworth –  Jay Villiers

Midshipman William Price –  Matthew Delamere

Mr Yates –  James Mansfield

Harkness –  Clive Kneller

Braithwaite –  Caroline Wildi

Gipton –  Emma Morgan

Duval –  Caroline Nicholls

A Carpenter –  Matthew Delamere

A Scene Painter –  Daniel Greendale

 

Director –  Michael Rudman

Designer –  Simon Higlett

Lighting Designer –  Gerry Jenkinson

Composer/Musical Director –  Ewan Anderson

Choreographer –  Geraldine Stephenson

Musical Contractor –  Bill Occleshaw

Sound Designer –  Tom Lishman

Assistant Director –  James Manzies-Kitchin

Dance Captain –  Jay Villiers

 

Company Manager –  Philip Gault

Stage Manager –  Philip Deverell

Deputy Stage Manager –  Lorraine Tozer

Assistant Stage Managers –  Lorna Cobbold, Tom Polo

 

Understudies

Sir Thomas Bertram –  Stanley Page

Lady Bertram –  Gilian Cally

Tom Bertram/Edmund Bertram/Midshipman William Price –  Daniel Greendale

Fanny Price –  Emma Morgan

The Reverend Mr Norris/Harkness –  Paul Stewart

The Reverend Mr Grant/Mr Rushworth/Mr Yates –  James Mansfield

Henry Crawford –  Matthew Delamere

Mary Crawford – Caroline Wildi

 

May: Wed 22P, Thu 23Pm&e, Fri 24F(D), Sat 25m&e

 

June: Mon 3, Tue 4, Sat 8m&e, Sun 9, Wed 12, Thu 13m(D)&e, Fri 14(D), Sat 15m,

Thu 20m&e, Fri 21(D), Sat 22m&e, Sun 23(D), Tue 25, Wed 26, Thu 27m(S)&e,

Fri 28(D), Sat 29m&e, Sun 30

 

July: Thu 4e, Fri 5(D), Sat 6m, Tue 9, Thu 11m, Sat 13e, Sun 14, Thu 18e, Fri 19(D), Sat 20Lm

 

P = Preview

F = First Night

D = Audio Described Performance

S = Sign Interpreted Performance

m = matinee

e = evening

L = Last Night

 

Archive: Cast list, Hobson’s Choice (1995)

HOBSON’S CHOICE

by HAROLD BRIGHOUSE

 

Alice Hobson –  Lisa Hollander

Maggie Hobson –  Nicola McAuliffe

Vickey Hobson –  Diana Morrison

Albert Prosser –  Simon Shaw

Henry Horatio Hobson –  Leo McKern

Mrs Hepworth –  Margaretta Scott

Timothy Wadlow (Tubby –  Hugh Lloyd

William Mossop –  Graham Turner

Jim Heeler –  Bob Grant

Ada Figgins –  Felicity Brangan

Fred Beenstock –  Graham Pountney

Dr MacFarlane –  David Kincaid

Joseph the Coachman –  Mark Pegg

 

Director –  Frank Hauser

Designer –  Saul Radomsky

Lighting –  Nigel Hollowell Howard

Sound –  Tom Lishman

Accent Coach –  Felicity Brangan

Assistant Director –  Joe Harmston

 

Company Manager – David Bownes

Stage Manager –  Hilary Groves

Deputy Stage Manager –  Karen Duthie

Assistant Stage Managers –  Stephanie Bateson, Katherine Holdsworth

 

Understudies

Maggie Hobson/Mrs Hepworth –  Jacqueline Morgan

Henry Horatio Hobson –  David Kincaid

William Mossop/Albert Prosser/Fred Beenstock –  Mark Pegg

Alice Hobson/Vickey Hobson – Felicity Brangan

Timothy Wadlow/Jim Heeler/Dr MacFarlane – John Channell Mills

Ada Figgins –  Lauren Manson

 

 

May: Wed 3P, Thu 4P, Fri 5P, Sat 6Pm&e, Wed 10P, Thu 11F/PN, Tue 16, Wed 17, Sat 20e, Mon 22, Thu 25e, Fri 26(D), Sat 27m, Tue 30, Wed 31

June: Thu 1m(D), Sat 3e, Mon 5, Thu 8e, Fri 9(D), Sat 10m, Tue 13, Wed 14, Thu 15m(S), Sat 17e, Mon 19, Wed 21, Thu 22m, Sat 24m, Fri 30(D)

July:  Sat 1m(D)&e, Tue 11, Wed 12, Fri 14(D), Tue 18, Wed 19, Thu 20L

 

P = Preview

F = First Night

PN = Press Night

D = Audio Described Performance

S = Sign Interpreted Performance

m = matinee

e = evening

L = Last Night

 

Archive: Cast list, Coriolanus (1992)

CHICHESTER FESTIVAL THEATRE PRESENTS

THE RENAISSANCE THEATRE COMPANY

CORIOLANUS

by WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

 

Caius Martius Coriolanus – Kenneth Branagh

Menenius Agrippa – Richard Briers

Titus Lartius – James Simmons

Cominius – David Gant

Volumnia – Judi Dench

Virgilia – Susannah Harker

Valeria – Helga Brindle

Young Martius – Alex Scott/Jamie Harvell

Sicinius Velutus – Jimmy Yuill

Junius Brutus – Gerard Horan

Tullus Aufidius – Iain Glen

1st Roman Citizen/1st Roman Soldier/

1st Volscian Watch/3rd Volscian Lord – David Cardy

2nd Roman Soldier/2nd Roman Citizen/

2nd Officer/2nd Volscian Senator/Lrod/Nicanor – Conrad Nelson

3rd Roman Citizen/3rd Roman Soldier/3rd Volscian Serving Man/

3rd Volscian Conspirator/2nd Messenger – Chris Barnes

1st Senator/Herald – Michael G Jones

1st Messenger/1st Officer/Adrian – Rory Murray

Lady-in-Waiting – Theresa Fresson

Aedile/1st Volscian Lord/4th Roman Citizen/Senator – Tim Killick

1st Volscian Soldier/Lieutenant/

1st Volscian Serving Man/1st Volscian Conspirator – Andy Hockley

2nd Volscian Servingman/2nd Volscian Conspirator/

2nd Volscian Watch/Roman Senator/Volscian Soldier/Roman Citizen – Gary Mavers

 

Director – Tim Supple

Designer – Bunny Christie

Lighting – Ben Ormerod

Music – Andrew Poppy

Fight Director – Terry King

Text Advisor – Dr Russell Jackson

Production Consultant – Hugh Cruttwell

Assistant Chorus Director – Anthea Dobry

Chorus Production Assistant – Ruth Paton

 

Company Manager – Michael Throne

Deputy Stage Manager – Christine Hathaway

Assistant Stage Managers – Samantha Burke, Gerard Dervan

 

May: Mon 4P, Tue 5P, Wed 6P, Thu 7Pm&e, Sat 9Pm&RG, Mon 11P, Tue 12P, Wed 13F, Thu 14m(S)&e, Fri 15, Sat 16m&e, Sat 23m&e, Thu 28m(D)&e, Fri 29, Sat 30m&e

June: Tue 2, Wed 3, Thu 4m&e, Fri 5, Mon 8, Tue 9, Wed 10, Thu 11m, Sat 13m&e, Mon 15,

Tue 16, Thu 18e, Fri 19, Sat 20m(D)&e, Mon 22, Thu 25m&e, Fri 26, Sat 27m&L

 

P = Preview

RG = Charity Royal Gala

F = First Night

D = Audio Described Performance

S = Sign Interpreted Performance

m = matinee

e = evening

L = Last Night

Archive: Cast list, Uncle Vanya (1963)

UNCLE VANYA

by ANTON CHEKHOV

translated by Constance Garnett

 

Marina Timofeyevna – Sybil Thorndike

Mikhail Lvovitch – Laurence Olivier

Ivan Petrovitch Voynitsky – Michael Redgrave

Alexandr Vladimirovitch Serebryakov – Max Adrian

Ilya Ilyitch Telyegin – Lewis Casson

Sofya Alexandrovna – Joan Plowright

Ilyena Andreyevna – Rosemary Harris

Marya Vassilyevna Voynitsky – Fay Compton

Yefin – Robert Lang

 

Director – Laurence Olivier

Set Designer – Sean Kenny

Costume Designer – Beatrice Dawson

Guitar Music Arranged by – Alexis Chesniakov

Lighting Consultant – Peter Jay

 

Stage Manager – Diana Boddington

Deputy Stage Manager – Terence Banks

Assistant Stage Managers – Louisa Browne, Byron Chandler, Mervyn Willis

 

July:                   Mon 1F, Tue 2, Wed 3, Thu 4m&e, Sat 6e, Fri 12, Wed 17m, Thu 18e, Sat 20e, Mon 22,

                            Wed 24e, Fri 26, Wed 31m,

August:              Thu 1m, Sat 3m, Wed 7m, Thu 8e, Sat 10e, Mon 12, Wed 14e, Fri 16, Tue 20, Thu 22e,

                            Sat 24m, Wed 28m, Thu 29e, Sat 31L

 

F = First Night

m = matinee

e = evening

L = Last Night

Archive: Cast list, Saint Joan (1963)

SAINT JOAN

by BERNARD SHAW

 

Characters in order of presentation

Robert de Baudricourt – Martin Boddey

Steward – Keith Marsh

Joan – Joan Plowright

Bertrand de Poulengey – Richard Hampton

Archbishop of Rheims – Dudley Foster

Monseigneur de la Tremouille – Peter O’Shaughnessy

Gilles de Rais – Terence Knapp

The Dauphin – Robert Stephens

Captain la Hire – Michael Turner

Duchess de la Tremouille – Marion Mathie

Court Page – Michael Tighe

Dunois – Jeremy Brett

His Page – John Rogers

Richard de Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick – Anthony Nicholls

Chaplain de la Stogumber – Frank Finlay

Peter Cauchon, Bishop of Beauvois – Robert Lang

Warwick’s Page – Raymond Clarke

Brother John Lemaitre, The Inquisitor – Max Adrian

Canon John D’Estivet – Peter Russell

Canon Courcelles – Reginald Greene

Brother Martin Ladvenu – Derek Jacobi

Executioner – Dan Meaden

English Soldier – Norman Rossington

Gentleman – Peter Cellier

Court Ladies – Elizabeth Burger   Rowena Cooper   Jeanne Hepple

Marika Mann   Louise Purnell   Jean Rogers

 

Director – John Dexter

Designer – Michael Annals

Lighting – Richard Pilbrow

 

Stage Manager – Diana Boddington

Deputy Stage Manager – Terence Banks

Assistant Stage Managers – Louisa Browne, Byron Chandler, Mervyn Willis

 

 

June: Mon 24F, Tue 25G, Wed 26, Thu 27, Fri 28, Sat 29

July:  Fri 5, Sat 6m, Sat 13m&e, Mon 15, Wed 17e, Fri 19, Tue 23, Thu 25m, Sat 27m, Tue 30

August: Thu 1e, Sat 3e, Mon 5, Wed 7e, Fri 9, Tue 13, Thu 15m, Sat 17m, Wed 21m, Thu 22e,

Sat 24e, Mon 26, Wed 28e, Fri 30L

 

F = First Night

G = Royal Gala

m = matinee

e = evening

L = Last Night

Archive: Cast list, The Workhouse Donkey (1963)

WORLD PREMIERE

THE WORKHOUSE DONKEY

by JOHN ARDEN

 

LABOUR

Alderman Boocock – Dudley Foster

Mrs Boocock – Fay Compton

Alderman Butterthwaite – Frank Finlay

Hopefast – Peter Russell

Hardnutt – Harry Lomax

Hickleton – Peter O’Shaughnessy

CONSERVATIVE

Alderman Sir Harold Sweetman – Martin Boddey

Lady Sweetman – Alison Leggatt

Maurice Sweetman – Jeremy Brett

FJ – Peter Cellier

THE POLICE

Colonel Fen – Anthony Nicholls

Superintendent Wiper – Robert Stephens

Sergeant Lumber – Robert Lang

PC Liversedge – Derek Jacobi

PC Leftwich – Keith Marsh

Two Policemen – Raymond Clarke   Terence Knapp

THE ELECTORATE

Dr Wellington Blomax – Norman Rossington

Wellesley – Mary Miller

Gloria – Marion Mathie

Stone Masons – Michael Rothwell   Michael Turner

Guests at the Sweetmans – Raymond Clarke   Rowena Cooper  Marika Mann   Jean Rogers

Maid at the Sweetmans – Louise Purnell

Landlord of Victoria & Albert – Dan Meaden

Barmaid – Elizabeth Burger

Assistant Bar Boy – John Rogers

Drinkers – Reginald Greene   Terence Knapp  Michael Rothwell   Michael Turner

Nurse – Rowena Cooper

Doorman – Terence Knapp

Hostess – Irene Sutcliffe

Bunnies – Rowena Cooper

Dancers – Elizabeth Burger   Rowena Cooper   Jeanne Hepple  Louise Purnell   Elizabeth Rogers   Michael Rothwell

Specality Numbers – Jeannette Landis

Journalists – Richard Hampton   Michael Rothwell   Michael Turner

Park Attendant – Reginald Greene

Lovers – Louise Purnell   John Rogers

Waitress in a Tea Shop – Elizabeth Burger

Demonstrators – Elizabeth Burger   Renginald Greene   Jeanne Hepple   Jeannette Landis   Michael Rothwell

Director – Stuart Burge

Designer – Roger Furse

Music – John Addison

Lighting – Richard Pilbrow

Dance – Eleanor Fazan

Musical Director – Michael Moores

 

Stage Manager – Diana Boddington

Deputy Stage Manager – Terence Banks

Assistant Stage Managers – Louisa Browne, Byron Chandler, Mervyn Willis

 

July: Mon 8F, Tue 9, Wed 10, Thu 11m&e, Tue 16, Thu 18m, Sat 20m, Wed 24m, .. Thu 25e, Sat 27e,

Mon 29, Wed 31e

August: Fri 2, Tue 6, Thu 8m, Sat 10m, Wed 14m, Thu 15e, Sat 17e, Mon 19, Wed 21e, Fri 23, Thu 29m,

Sat 31mL

 

F = First Night

m = matinee

e = evening

L = Last Night

Archive: Cast list, King Lear in New York (1992)

WORLD PREMIERE

KING LEAR IN NEW YORK

by MELVYN BRAGG

 

Robert – John Stride

Alec – Richard Warwick

Juliet – Maria Miles

Bett – Jenny Seagrove

Jackie – Kate O’Mara

Celia – Rosalind Bailey

TV Crew:

Camera – James Arlon

Sound – Kenny Baker-Brown

Lights – Peter Carr

Script Girl – Katharine Newman

Drug Dealer – Kenny Baker-Brown

Derelicts/Nurse/Man in Diner – Jamnes Arlon, Peter Carr

Mark Healy, Katharine Newman, Melanie Postma

 

Director – Patrick Garland

Set Designer – Simon Higlett

Costume Designer – Binnie Bowerman

Lighting – Bill Bray

Sound – Tom Lishman

Assistant Director – Edward Hall

 

Company Manager – Michael Throne

Stage Manager – Pam Skinner

Deputy Stage Manager – Julie Ann Carmichael

Assistant Stage Managers – Samantha Burke, Gerard Dervan

 

July: Wed 1P, Thu 2Pm&e, Fri 3P, Mon 6P, Tue 7P, Wed 8F, Mon 13, Thu 16e, Fri 17, Tue 21,

Wed 22, Thu 23m(S), Sat 25e, Tue 28, Wed 29, Fri 31

August: Sat 1m&e, Sat 8m(D)&e, Thu 13m(D)&e, Fri 14, Wed 19, Sat 22e, Mon 24, Thu 27e,

Fri 28, Sat 29m

September: Tue 1, Wed 2, Thu 3m, Mon 7, Thu 10e, Fri 11, Sat 12m, Tue 15, Wed 16, Sat 19e,

Mon 21, Sat 26m&L

 

P = Preview

F = First Night

D = Audio Described Performance

S = Sign Interpreted Performance

m = matinee

e = evening

L = Last Night

Archive: Cast list, She Stoops to Conquer (1992)

SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER

by OLIVER GOLDSMITH

 

Mrs Hardcastle – Jean Boht

Tony Lumpkin – Jonathon Morris

Mr Hardcastle – Denis Quilley

Kate Hardcastle – Susannah Harker

Constance Neville – Leonie Mellinger

Pimple – Theresa Fresson

Charles Marlow the Younger – Iain Glen

George Hastings – Tom Hollander

Jeremy – Gary Fairhall

Sir Charles Marlow – Michael G Jones

Diggory – Roy Holder

Roger – Mark Healy

Thomas – James Arlon

Ralph – Peter Carr

Stingo – Michael G Jones

Aminadab – Emmanuel Nelson/Roland Henry

Whistle Jacket Legs

 

Director – Peter Wood

Designer – David Walker

Lighting – Bill Bray

Music – Corin Buckeridge

Sound – Tom Lishman

Assistant Director – Edward Hall

 

Company Manager – Michael Throne

Stage Manager – Pam Skinner

Deputy Stage Manager – Francis Hutchings

Assistant Stage Managers – Dominic Delargy, Karen Duthie

 

August: Wed 5P, Thu 6Pm&e, Fri 7P, Mon 10P, Tue 11P, Wed 12F, Sat 15m&e, Mon 17, Tue 18,

Thu 20m&e, Fri 21, Sat 22m, Tue 25, Wed 26, Thu 27m(S), Sat 29e, Mon 31

September: Thu 3e, Fri 4, Sat 5m&e, Tue 28, Wed 9, Thu 10m, Sat 12e, Mon 14, Thu 17m(D)&e,

Fri 18, Sat 19m, Tue 22, Wed 23RG, Thu 24m&e, Fri 25, Mon 28, Tue 29, Wed 30

October: Thu 1m&e, Fri 2, Sat 3m&L

 

P = Preview

F = First Night

RG = Charity Royal Gala

D = Audio Described Performance

S = Sign Interpreted Performance

m = matinee

e = evening

L = Last Night

Archive: Cast List, Love For Love (1996)

LOVE FOR LOVE

by WILLIAM CONGREVE

 

Valentine Legend……………………………………………………. Richard Garnett

Jeremy Fetch…………………………………………………………. Robert Cavanah

Scandal…………………………………………………………………. Richard Clifford

Trapland…………………………………………………………………Malcolm Mudie

Snap……………………………………………………………………… Paul Kavanagh

Buckram……………………………………………………………….. David Weston/Mark Skilton

(Skilton played Buckram from 1st night due to Jacobi’s appendicitis)

Jack Tattle………………………………………………………………Derek Jacobi/David Weston

(Weston played Tattle from 1st night due to Jacobi’s appendicitis)

Mrs Frail…………………………………………………………………. Jennifer Hilary

Foresight………………………………………………………………… John Normington

Robin……………………………………………………………………… Rupam Maxwell

Nurse……………………………………………………………………… Toni Palmer

Angelica………………………………………………………………….. Serena Evans

Sir Sampson Legend…………………………………………………. Leslie Phillips

Mrs Foresight…………………………………………………………… Jenny Quayle

Miss Prue…………………………………………………………………. Rebecca Lacey

Housemaid………………………………………………………………. Zibba Mays

Singer……………………………………………………………………….. Mark Skilton

Ben Legend……………………………………………………………….. Gary Olsen

Jenny……………………………………………………………………….. Carol Holt

Sailors……………………………………………………….Malcolm Mudie   Paul Kavanagh   Mark Skilton

 

Director……………………………………………………………………… Ian Judge

Designer…………………………………………………………………….. Tim Goodchild

Lighting Designer………………………………………………………… Nick Chelton

Music Composed by…………………………………………………….. Nigel Hess

Choreographer…………………………………………………………….. Lindsay Dolan

Sound Designer……………………………………………………………. Frank Bradley

Musical Contractor………………………………………………………. Bill Occleshaw

Musical Director…………………………………………………………… Mark Warman

Violinist………………………………………………………………………. Nick Barnard

Assistant Director…………………………………………………………. David Grindley

Assistant Designer……………………………………………………….. Michael Fleischer

 

Company Manager………………………………………………………… Philip Gault

Stage Manager……………………………………………………………… Philip Deverell

Deputy Stage Manager…………………………………………………… Gussie Welch

Assistant Stage Managers……………………………………………….. Emma Gerrish, Michael Compton

 

Understudies

Valentine Legend…………………………………………………………… Rupam Maxwell

Jeremy Fetch…………………………………………………………………. Mark Skilton

Scandal/Jack Tattle……………………………………………………….. David Weston

Mrs Frail/Mrs Foresight…………………………………………………. Zibba Mays

Foresight/Sir Sampson Legend……………………………………….. Malcolm Mudie

Nurse/Angelica/Miss Prue……………………………………………… Carol Holt

 

April: Thu 25P, Fri 26P, Sat 27Pm&eF, Mon 29, Tue 30

 

May: Wed 1, Thu 2m(D)&e, Fri 3(D), Sat 4m&e, Mon 6, Tue 7, Wed 8, Thu 9, Fri 10(D),

Sat 11m(D)&e, Mon 13, Tue 14, Wed 15, Thu 16m(S)&e, Fri 17(D), Sat 18m&L

 

P = Preview

F = First Night

D = Audio Described Performance

S = Sign Interpreted Performance

m = matinee

e = evening

L = Last Night

Archive: Cast list, Scapino or the Trickster (2005)

SCAPINO

or The Trickster

Les Fourberies de Scapin by MOLIERE (1671)

in a new English translation by Jeremy Sams (2005)

 

Cast in Order of Appearance

Argante – Pip Donaghy

Geronte – Steven Beard

Octave – Stephen Ventura

Leander – Kieran Hill

Zerbinetta – Alexia Healy

Hyacinthe – Katherine Tozer

Scapino – Richard McCabe

Silvester – Graham Turner

Nerine – Darlene Johnson

Carle – Christian Bradley

 

Director – Silviu Purcarete

Designer & Lighting Designer – Helmut Stürmer

Composer – Vasile Sirli

Sound Designer – John A Leonard

Assistant Director – Thomas Hescott

Assistant Designer & Assistant Lighting Designer – Frank Stürmer

Costume Supervisor – Loiuse Dadd

Company Manager – Amelia Ferrand-Rook

Stage Manager – Marion Marrs

Deputy Stage Manager – Alix Harvey-Thompson

Assistant Stage Managers – Daniel Hill, Helena Lane-Smith

 

May: Fri 20P, Sat 21P, Mon 23P(PT), Tue 24P, Wed 25P, Thu 26F, Tue 31

June: Fri 3(D), Wed 8m, Thu 9e, Fri 10(D), Wed 15(T), Fri 17(D)

July: Fri 1(D), Sat 2m(D), Wed 6m&e(S), Thu 7e, Wed 13m(D), Thu 14e, Wed 20, Fri 22(D),

Thu 28e, Sat 30m

August: Wed 3m&e, Fri 19(D), Fri 26(D)

September: Fri 9L(D)

 

P = Preview

F = First Night

PN = Press Night

D = Audio Described Performance

S = Sign Interpreted Performance

PT = Pre Show Talk

T = Post Show Discussion

m = matinee

e = evening

L = Last Night

Archive: Cast list, Antony & Cleopatra (2012)

Co-produced with Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse

ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA

by WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

 

CAST

Cleopatra – Kim Cattrall

Mark Antony – Michael Pennington

Enobarbus – Ian Hogg

Octavius Caesar – Martin Hutson

Octavia – Ruth Everett

Lepidus/Canidius – Martin Herdman

Charmian – Aïcha Kossoko

Iras = Pepter Lunkuse

Messenger/Snake Man/Soldier – Terry Doe

Mardian/Soldier – Offue Okegbe

Soothsayer Harmage – Singh Kalirai

Alexas/Soldier – Cornelius Macarthy

Eros – Mark Sutherland

Philo – Simon Hepworth

Varrius/Scarus/Guard – Chris Garner

Proculeius/Soldier – Jack Bannell

Agrippa – Mark Gillis

Pompey/Thidias – Oliver Hoare

Dolabella/Soldier – Barnaby Sax

Menas/Soldier – Ken Shorter

 

Director – Janet Suzman

Designer – Peter McKintosh

Lighting Designer – Paul Pyant

Music – Corin Buckeridge

Sound Designer – Sebastian Frost

Casting Director – Siobhan Bracke

Assistant Director – Anna Orford

Fight Director – Terry King

Costume Supervisor – Mary Charlton

Props Supervisor – Lisa Buckley

Wigs Supervisor – Linda McKnight

Voice Coach – Barbara Houseman

Design Assistants – David Harris, Simon Wells

 

Production Manager – Paul Hennessy

Company Manager – Robin Longley

Deputy Stage Manager – Judith Barrow

Assistant Stage Managers – Lou Ballard, Tilly Stokes

 

September: Fri 7UCP, Sat 8UCP, Mon 10UCP, Tue 11P, Wed 12P, Thu 13, Fri 14PN, Sat 15m&e(PT),

Mon 17, Tue 18(T), Wed 19m&e, Thu 20, Fri 21(D), Sat 22m(D)&e, Mon 24, Tue 25,

Wed 26, Thu 27m&e(S), Fri 28, Sat 29m(C)&LP

 

UCP = University of Chichester Preview

P = Preview

PN = Press Night

PT = Pre Show Talk

T = Post Show Discussion ‘After Words’

m = mat

e = eve

D = Audio Described Performance

S = Sign Interpreted Performance

C = Stagetext Captioned Performance

LP = Last Performance

Archive: Cast list, Hobson’s Choice (2007)

HOBSON’S CHOICE

by HAROLD BRIGHOUSE

 

Cast in Order of Appearance

Alice Hobson – Katherine Kingsley

Vickey Hobson – Annabel Scholey

Maggie Hobson – Carolyn Backhouse

Albert Prosser – Alex Waldmann

Henry Horatio Hobson – John Savident

Mrs Hepworth – Judith Paris

Timothy Wadlow (Tubby) – Richard Kane

William Mossop – Dylan Charles

Jim Heeler – John Branwell

Ada Figgins – Lizzie Winkler

Fred Beenstock – Philip Correia

Dr MacFarlane – Alistair Findlay

 

Director – Jonathan Church

Designer – Simon Higlett

Lighting Designer – Mark Jonathan

Composer – Matthew Scott

Sound – Mike Keniger

Fight Director – Malcolm Ranson

Casting Director – Gabrielle Dawes CDG

Vocal Coach – William Conacher

Costume Supervisor – Christopher Porter

Wigs Supervisor – Darren Ware

Leather Working Consultant – Geoff Oram

 

Production Manager – Paul Hennessy

Company Manager – Di Holt

Stage Manager – Lucy Parkes

Deputy Stage Manager – Robin Longley

Assistant Stage Managers – Kerrie Driscoll, Helen King, Claire Wardroper

 

July: Fri 27OUP, Sat 28OUP, Mon 30OUP, Tue 31P

August: Wed 1Pm&e, Thu 2PN, Fri 3, Mon 6, Tue 7, Thu 9m&e, Fri 10(D), Sat 11m(D)&e,

Thu 16m&e, Sat 18m(D)&e, Wed 22m&e(T), Fri 24(D), Thu 30m&e(S)

September: Sat 1m&L

 

OUP = Open University Preview

P = Preview

PN = Press Night

D = Audio Described Performance

S = Sign Interpreted Performance

T = Post Show Discussion

m = matinee

e = evening

L = Last Night

Archive: Cast list, The Magistrate (1997)

THE MAGISTRATE

by ARTHUR WING PINERO

 

Beatie Tomlinson – Elizabeth Ann O’Brien

Cis Farringdon – John Padden

Wyke – Dermot Keaney

Popham – Clare Francis

Agatha Posket – Abigail McKern

Aeneas Posket – Ian Richardson

Mr Bullamy – Frank Middlemass

Charlotte Verrinder – Carolyn Backhouse

Isidore – Mason Phillips

Achille Blond – Olivier Pierre

Colonel Alexander Lukyn – Graham Crowden

Captain Horace Vale – Richard Clifford

Inspector Messiter – Roger Walker

Constable Harris – Stewart Wright

Sergeant Lugg – Colin Mace

Mr Wormington – Derek Smee

Sculptor/Gentleman/Coffee Stall-holder/Policeman – Peter Carr

Prostitute/Housewife – Portia Booroff

Waiter/Policeman – James Rycroft

 

Director – Nicholas Broadhurst

Designer – Simon Higlett

Lighting Designer – Robert Bryan

Composer – Gary Yershon

Sound Designer – John A Leonard

Casting – Pippa Ailion

Assistant Director – David Grindley

Company Manager – Philip Gault

Stage Manager – Paul Bouchier

Deputy Stage Manager – Gussie Welch

Assistant Stage Managers – Tom Polo, Matthew Brewster

 

Understudies

Popham/Agatha Posket – Portia Booroff

Mr Posket/Colonel Lukyn/Mr Wormington – Peter Carr

Beatie Tomlinson – Clare Francis

Mr Bullamy – Colin Mace

Charlotte Posket – Elizabeth Ann O’Brien

Captain Horace Vale – Mason Phillips

Cis Farringdon/Wyke/Isidore/Constable Harris – James Rycroft

Achille Blond/Inspector Messiter/Sergeant Lugg – Stewart Wright

 

October: Wed 1P, Thu 2Pm&e, Fri 3, Sat 4m&e, Sun 5, Mon 6, Tue 7, Wed 8, Thu 9m&e(S),

Fri 10(D), Sat 11m(D)&e, Sun 12, Mon 13, Tue 14, Wed 15, Thu 16m(D)&e, Fri 17(D),

Sat 18m&L

 

P = Preview

P = PN

D = Audio Described Performance

S = Sign Interpreted Performance

m = matinee

e = evening

L = Last Night