Directed by Stan Harbidge
Produced by Christine Jackson
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The Cast (in order of appearance) |
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Daphne Stillington |
Gill Wingfield |
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Miss Erikson |
Val Culm |
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Fred |
Phil Thomas |
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Monica Reed |
Pam Thompson |
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Garry Essendine |
David Darby |
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Liz Essendine |
Sally Anderson |
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Roland Maule |
Justin Day |
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Henry Lyppiatt |
Stuart Douglas |
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Morris Dixon |
Jon Jones |
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Joanna Lyppiatt |
Sarah Taylor |
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Lady Saltburn |
Maureen North |
Synopsis
The action of the play takes place
in the studio apartment of Garry Essendine, a popular actor who revels
in being a temperamental prima donna.
Now separated from his wife, Liz, he
still remains under her control. When he becomes deeply involved with
Joanna, his manager's wife, who is seen as an outsider by many of his
close knit circle of friends, Liz becomes determined to step in and
extricate Garry from what could be a very damaging relationship.
Act I |
Morning |
Act II Scene I |
Evening 3 days later |
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Interval |
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Act II Scene II |
The next morning |
Act III |
A week later |
The Production Team |
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Stage Manager |
Sid Heald |
Assistant Stage Mngr. |
Tina Warrington |
Prompt |
Annette Ayres |
Properties |
Kathy Thomas |
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Maureen North |
Sound & Light |
Clive Holland |
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Susan Jones |
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Tom James |
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Tim Ritzmann |
Set Design |
Sid Heald |
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David Darby |
Set Construction |
Martin Day |
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Stan Harbidge |
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Members of the group |
Ticket Sales |
Kath Ready |
Refreshments |
Kath Ready |
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& Anne Russon |
Front of House |
Mick North |
Programme Design |
Clive Holland |
