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Transcribed from the programme AT LONG LAST Shakespeare comes to Eversden. For many years now our audiences have asked us for something more serious. "Enuff of this 'umour! What about a bit of culture", has been the frequent cry.
We have
finally bowed to public pressure and are delighted to present for you
one of William's most moving plays, his famous tragedy, the Scottish
Play, 'Macbeth'. It has been adapted by David MacGilIivray
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THE CAST |
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George Peach and Gwynneth DAVID ELLIS |
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Mrs Reece (playing Lady Macduff; doctor) FIONA ELLIS |
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Thelma (playing Macbeth; Ross) LYNNE CIARK |
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Henry (playing Lady Macbeth; 8 Kings) BOB SUTTLE |
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Minnie (playing Banquo; Lady Macduff's Son) JULIE VALLIS |
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Plummer SIMON BOWEN |
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Dawn (playing 1st Witch; Porter; 2nd Murderer; Duncan; Fleance) JULIE MALING |
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Felicity (playing 2nd Witch; Seyton; 1st Murderer; Malcolm; Gentlewoman) ANGELA FORDHAM |
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Kate (playing 3rd Witch; Macduff; Messenger) SHELAGH BIDWELL |
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| Director NEVILLE BIDWELL | Properties RACHEL YENERALSKI | Front of House TERRY OSBORNE |
| Sound Effects KEITH PARMISON | Publicity VIVIENNR AND TERRY GUTSELL | Programme JULIE VALLIS |
| Lighting RON DENNEY | Refreshments BETTY MALLOWS | Set DAVID ELLIS |
| Costumes and Prompt VIVIENNE GUTSELL | ||
| Back to The 1980s |
