Autumn 2002
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The Lady's not for Burning
Written by
Christopher Fry
Directed for Actonians
by
Ann Aplin
& Margaret Bulmer
Synopsis
Act 1: an April afternoon in a room in the house of Hebble Tyson, Mayor of the little market town of Cool Clary.
Act 2: The same room, an hour later.
The Actonians would like to thank the Lamb Inn, the Rose & Crown Inn, the Sodbury Players and Silverhill School, Winterbourne for their help with this production.
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Credits
| Cast | |
|---|---|
| Role | Person |
| Richard - an orphaned clerk | Richard Stanway |
| Thomas Mendip - ex soldier | Robert Pardoe |
| Alizon Eliot | Sarah McMahon |
| Nicholas Divize | Simon Carney |
| Margaret Devize - mother of Nicholas | Andy Fisher |
| Humphrey Devize - brother of Nicholas | Mike Schofield |
| Hebble Tyson - the Mayor | Bob Allen |
| Jennet Jourdemayne | Di Buck |
| The Chaplain | Danny Rogers |
| Edward Tappercombe - a Justice | Barrie Wright |
| Joan Skipps | Pat Stimson |
| Crew | |
| Role | Person |
| Stage Manager | Steve Birch |
| Sound | Pete Lawry |
| Lighting | Ray Bulmer |
| Set Design | Maureen Blake |
|
Set Construction
|
Pete Lawry
Steve Birch |
|
Set Painting
|
Maureen Blake
Ann Aplin Jill Whittaker |
|
Costumes
|
Jane McIver
Sarah Atkins Rachel Taylor Sue Godwin Christine Rogers Pat Stimson |
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Properties
|
Rona Wright
Jane McIver |
| Continuity | Angie Croome |
| Publicity | Christine Rogers |
| Photographs | Maureen Blake |
| Box Office | Howard Aplin |
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Front of House
|
Gaynor Clarke
Margaret Bulmer |
|
Bar
|
Jim Sinkinson
Anne Chenary |
| Website Photographs | Ray Bulmer |