Directed by David Darby
Production Manager Tony Stafford
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The Cast |
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Arthur Burling |
Jon Jones |
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Sybil Burling |
Tina Warrington |
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Sheila Burling |
Katherine Buttfield |
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Eric Burling |
Ben Chilvers |
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Gerald Croft |
Terry Hall |
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Inspector Goole |
Alan Haydock |
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Edna |
Sally Anderson |
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Ghosts of the Future |
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Madeline Clarke |
Carol Radford |
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Carole Stafford |
Tony Stafford |
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& James Telling |
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Synopsis
Set in 1912, An Inspector Calls introduces us to the rich Birling family, comfortable in their upper-class luxury and middle-class morality. A police officer visits with some questions about a mill girl who killed herself, and gradually brings to light every member of the family's complicity in her fate. Even though the play then raises questions about the Inspector's legitimacy, the family find themselves unable to return to their complacency.
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Act 1 |
Evening - just after dinner |
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Act 2 |
Immediately following |
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20 minute Interval |
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Act 3 |
Immediately following |
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The Production Team |
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Stage Manager |
Stan Harbidge |
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Prompt |
Annette Ayres |
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Properties |
Carole Stafford |
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Sound & Light |
Clive Holland |
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Susan Jones |
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Costume |
Carol Radford |
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Set Design |
David Darby |
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Tony Stafford |
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Set Construction |
Tony Stafford |
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Carol Radford |
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Rose Keen |
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& Group Members |
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Publicity |
Annette Ayres |
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Jon Jones |
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Ticket Sales |
Christine Harbidge |
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Refreshments |
Kath Ready |
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& Group Members |
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Front of House |
Group Members |
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Photography |
Christine Harbidge |
