Becket
Transferred to the Globe Theatre, London for a season 13th December 1961 to 5th May 1962.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Arundel | James Keen |
|---|---|
| Baron 1 | John Nettleton |
| Baron 2 | Trevor Martin |
| Baron 3 | Edward Argent |
| Baron 4 | John Warner |
| Bishop of Oxford | P G Stephens |
| Bishop of York | Peter Russell |
| Canterbury | Donald Layne-Smith |
| Cardinal | Trevor Martin |
| Etienne | James Keen |
| French Baron 1 | Michael Burrell |
| French Baron 2 | Ian Cullen |
| French Choir Boy | Barrie Davies |
| French Girl | Marian Diamond |
| French Priest | P G Stephens |
| Gilbert Folliot | John Wyse |
| Gwendolen | Diana Rigg |
| King Henry | Christopher Plummer |
| King Louis | Esmond Knight |
| Little Monk | Barry MacGregor |
| Monk 1 | Alan Downer |
| Monk 2 | Edward Argent |
| Officer | Bernard Gibbons |
| Page | Philip Voss |
| Pope | John Warner |
| Prince | Dane Howell |
| Provost Marshall | Philip Voss |
| Queen Mother | Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies |
| Saxon Father | Alan Downer |
| Saxon Girl | Meg Ritchie |
| Saxon Son | Bernard Gibbons |
| Sentry | Alan Downer |
| Servant | Michael Burrell |
| Servant | Ian Cullen |
| Soldier 1 | Bernard Gibbons |
| Soldier 2 | Stuart Hoyle |
| Thomas Becket | Eric Porter |
| William of Corbeil | Terence Greenidge |
| Young Queen | Yvonne Bonnamy |
| Young Sentry | Ian Cullen |
Crew | |
| Designer | Leslie Hurry |
| Director | Peter Hall |
| Light Designer | Joe Davis |
| Music by | Iain Hamilton |
| Translator | Lucienne Hill |
| Chief Costume Supervisor | Lily Taylor |
| General Manager | Bernard Gordon |
| Presented in association with | Tennent Productions Ltd |
| Press Representative | Vivienne Byerley |
| Production Manager | Ian Dow |
- Source: RSC Performance Database
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