Let Him Have Justice
This was the first professional production of this musical drama, which had begun as a piece devised by final year students at Mountview. For many of the newly graduated actors, it represented their professional debut.
Cast & Crew
Cast
Appeal Judge | James Hadden |
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Christmas Humphreys | Jon Paul Hevey |
Christopher Craig | Mark Stobbart |
Derek Bentley | Gavin Wilkinson |
Fairfax | James Hadden |
First Woman Solo | Melitsa Nicola |
Foreman of the Jury | Barnaby Latham |
Frank Cassels | Oliver Marshall |
Iris Bentley | Julie Atherton |
Iris’ Friend | Amber Sinclair |
Lillian Bentley | Camilla Arnold |
Lillian’s Friend | Michelle Conolly |
Lord Chief Justice Rayner Goddard | Mostyn Lawrence |
Man in the Street | Barnaby Latham |
Mr Harris, MP for Croydon | Mostyn Lawrence |
Mr Paget, MP | Barnaby Latham |
Mrs Craig | Emma Tapley |
Mrs Miles | Michelle Conolly |
Neighbour | Amber Sinclair |
Norman Parsley | Mostyn Lawrence |
Operator | Melitsa Nicola |
Operator | Melitsa Nicola |
P.C. Miles | Barnaby Latham |
Petitioner | Melitsa Nicola |
Police Operator | Oliver James |
Policeman | Jon Paul Hevey |
Priest | Barnaby Latham |
Principal Medical Officer | Barnaby Latham |
Ray Pain | Craig Adams |
Reporter | Oliver James |
Second Policeman | Mostyn Lawrence |
Second Woman Solo | Michelle Conolly |
Soloist (Let Him Have Justice) | Amber Sinclair |
The Speaker of the House of Commons | Jon Paul Hevey |
Third Woman Soloist | Emma Tapley |
William Bentley | Edward Gower |
Crew | |
Director | Julian Woolford |
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Play description
This was a musical drama based on the true story of Derek Bentley. It was devised by the cast, at that time all acting students at Mountview Theatre School, and Julian Woolford, the director.
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