Antigone (1968)

Year
1968
Author
Jean Anouilh after Sophocles
Abstract
Though based on Sophocles play of the same name written in 5th Century Athens, Anouilh’s Antigone is a work of universal reference.’ (Ref. Program) Themes of conflict between the individual and society – referring to modern totalitarianism.
Director
Keith Macartney
Designer
Graham Morrison
Cast
Chorus – Jamie Pearce Nurse – Sue McCulloch Antigone – Lorelle Davy Ismene – Val Clark Haemon – Brian Crozier Creon – John Graham 1st Guard – Tim Blood 2nd Guard – Ian Kronborg 3rd Guard – Rick Hallworth Messenger – David Steele Page – Ken de la Coeur Eurydice – Di Worcester
Crew
Assistant Producer – Kath Campbell Business Manager – Ralph Seccombe Publicity and Design – Ned Johnson Sets – Jack Lewis and Graham Morrison Tickets – Peter Freckleton, Micky Marshall and Di Worchester Costumes – Lynne Ballard, Liz Dax, Gaye Rockman and Ray Proudlock Lighting – Don Sloane and Allin Marrow Make-up – Alison Cox and Jill Dixon Prompter – Felicity Piesse Photography – John Julian Co-ordination – Brian Crozier