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Start Date | 20/06/1962 |
End Date | 23/06/1962 |
Abstract | Checkov’s famous tragi-comedy. “The tragedy lies in the picture of the disintegration of a decaying world; the element of joy in the struggle for a new one.” |
Stage Manager | Louise Homfrey |
Designer | Brian Corless |
Lighting | David Bradley |
Author | Anton Chekhov |
Company | Tin Alley Players |
Venue | Union Theatre |
Photo | Photograph – Farrago 29/6/62. |
Notes | Sound: D. Wardle & W. Walker, Prompter: Ruby May, Stage Manager: Louise Homfrey |
Reviews | Farrago 29/6/62. |
Cast | Madame Ranyevska (Lyubov Andreyevna), owner of the cherry orchard – Gwen Reid; Anya, her daughter – Frances Marshall; Yarya, her adopted daughter – Gerda Nicolson; Gayev (Leonid Andreyevitch) her brother – Robert Holden; Lopahkin (Yermolay Alexeyevitch) a merchant – Ian Moore; Trofimov (Pyotr Sergeyevitch) a student – John Keogh; Semyonov-Pishtchik, a landowner – Bruce Clarkson; Charlotta Ivanovna, a governess – Murielle hearne; Epihodov (Semyon Pantaleyevitch) a clerk – Darrell Wardle; Dunyasha, a maidservant – Janette Gordon-Clark; Firs, an old servant – Keith Macartney; Yasha, a young servant – Henry Gordon-Clark; A Wayfarer – Collier Hipkins; A Government Official – Geoffrey Allingham; His Wife – Nane Turnbull; The Post-Office Clerk – Malcolm Ronan; The Stationmaster – Collier Hipkins; The Schoolmaster – Bill Satch. |