The Mayor of Zalamea

Cast & Crew

Cast

Captain Don Alvaro
Chispa
Clerk
Don Lope de Figuero
Don Mendo
Fifth Soldier
First Soldier
Fourth Soldier
Ginesa
Ines
Isabel
Juan
Nuno
Pedro Crespo
Philip II, King of Spain
Rebolledo
Second Soldier
Sergeant
Servant to Crespo
Servant to Crespo
Seventh Soldier
Sixth Soldier
T/O Rebolledo
Third Soldier
U/S Nuno

Crew

Adaptation
Chispa’s dance arranged by
Director
Fights
Lighting
Lighting
Lighting (Olivier)
Music
Sets and Costumes
Sound
Staff director
Stage Manager
Stage Manager (Olivier)
Voice
Assistant Production Manager
Assistant Production Manager (Olivier)
Assistant Stage Manager
Assistant Stage Manager
Assistant Stage Manager
Assistant Stage Manager
Assistant Stage Manager
Assistant Stage Manager (Olivier)
Assistant to the Lighting Designer
Deputy Stage Manager (Olivier)
Deputy Stage Manager (Olivier)
Photographs
Production Manager
Production Manager (Olivier)

Photographs

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Observations

  1. On 3rd September 2023 at 3:45 a.m., Fabrisse noted:

    I saw this production at the Cottesloe. The background and costumes were both dark which made some scenes difficult. Daniel Massey oozed arrogance as Don Alvaro. He was defiant and entitled which was perfect for the role. It wasn’t the first role that I’d seen him in, so his abilities didn’t surprise me.

    Michael Bryant was cheerful and jovial as the Mayor until the moment when he became vengeance personified. It was the first play, possibly the first role, that I’d seen Bryant in. He played a man so relaxed and comfortable with his station in life that he could eat sunflower seeds while talking to Don Alvaro. It was an astonishing performance and the ending scene has stuck with me because he went from relaxed to taut so quickly.

    I saw many plays at the National in the early 1980s. Most I couldn’t name today, but The Mayor of Zalamea has vivid moments that I’ll never forget.

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