Cymbeline
Cast & Crew
Cast
| 1st Gaoler | Philip Locke |
|---|---|
| 1st Lady | June Smith |
| 2nd Gaoler | Graham Crowden |
| 2nd Lady | Nancy Manningham |
| 2nd Lord | Raymond Mason |
| A Frenchman | Langton Jones |
| A Gentleman | Leonard Kingston |
| A Lord of Cymbeline’s Court | Ronald Lewis |
| A Messenger | Leonard Kingston |
| A Singer | Elizabeth Wade
(credited as Elisabeth Wade) |
| A Soothsayer | Rowland Hill |
| An Attendant Lady | Phyllida Hewat |
| Arviragus | Gilbert Harrison |
| Attendant | Anthony Davis |
| Attendant | Kenneth Haigh |
| Attendant | Roma Heritage |
| Attendant | Brian Panter |
| Attendant | Hubert Willis |
| Belarius | Raymond Rollett |
| Caius Lucius | Clement Hamelin |
| Cloten | Peter Fawcett |
| Cornelius | Ernest Bale |
| Cymbeline | Tristan Rawson |
| Guiderius | David Woodman |
| Iachimo | David Powell |
| Imogen | Mary Kerridge |
| Jupiter | Charles Gray |
| Pisanio | Leslie French |
| Posthumus Leonatus | Basil Hoskins |
| Queen, Wife to Cymbeline | Patricia Tucker |
| Roman Captain | Charles Gray |
| Sicilius Leonatus | Langton Jones |
| Sicilius Leonatus’ 1st Son | Lloyd Shirley |
| Sicilius Leonatus’ 2nd Son | Raymond Mason |
| Sicilius Leonatus’ Wife | Diana Wilson |
Crew | |
| Costumes | L & H Nathan Ltd
(credited as L. & H. Nathan) |
| Director | Robert Atkins |
| Fight Arranger | Patrick Crean |
| Lighting Equipment | Strand Electrical & Engineering Co
(credited as Strand Electric and Eng. Co. Ltd.) |
| Philario | Philip Locke |
| Properties | Bapty & Co. |
| Properties | Robinson Bros. |
| Setting for “Hark, hark! the lark at heaven’s gate sings…” by | Elizabeth Wade |
| Shoes | Anello & Davide |
| Sound | Trix Electric |
| Stage Director | Ernest Borrow |
| Stage Manager | Marjorie Barnard |
| Wardrobe Mistress | Doris Chadwick |
| Wig | Nathanwigs |
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