Julius Caesar
When John Gregson left the cast, Joseph O’Conor (previously playing Julius Caesar) took on his role as Brutus. Emrys James took over as Julius Caesar but continued playing Octavius Caesar. Charles West took on the secondary roles previously played by O’Conor and James – Strato and Marullus.
The 14-week tour, beginning in Coventry and ending in Brighton, was played in repertoire with the current Old Vic production of THE TEMPEST.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| 1st citizen / Ligarius | Victor Winding |
|---|---|
| 2nd citizen | Charles West |
| 3rd citizen | David Terence |
| 4th citizen | Roger Grainger |
| Artemidorus | David Tudor Jones |
| Calphurnia | Rosemarie Dunham |
| Casca | George Selway |
| Cassius | Robert Eddison |
| Cicero / Lucilius | Terrence Hardiman |
| Cinna | Stephen Thorne |
| Cinna the poet | Leader Hawkins |
| Decius Brutus | David Bird |
| Flavius / Messala | Michael Turner |
| Julius Caesar / Strato | Joseph O’Conor |
| Lucius | Antony Linford |
| Marcus Brutus | John Gregson |
| Mark Antony | Maurice Good |
| Metellus Cimber / Clitus | Graham Bell |
| Octavius Caesar / Marullus | Emrys James |
| Pindarus | Anthony Sweeney |
| Popilius Lena / Varro | Roger Frith |
| Portia | Mary Kerridge |
| Publius / Claudius | Tony Handy |
| Servant to Antony | Leonard Cracknell |
| Servant to Caesar | Giles Havergal |
| Servant to Octavius / Ligarius (US) | Raymond Clarke |
| Soothsayer / Dardanius | Terence Lodge |
| Titinius | Kerry Gardner |
| Trebonius / Lepidus | Wilfred Harrison |
| Young Cato | Gerry Jones |
| Julius Caesar (replacement) | Emrys James
(started 24th August 1962) |
| Marcus Brutus (replacement) | Joseph O’Conor
(started 24th August 1962) |
| Marullus / Strato (replacement) | Charles West
(started 24th August 1962) |
Crew | |
| Director | Minos Volanakis |
| Designer | Nicholas Georgiadis |
| Music composed by | Elisabeth Lutyens |
| Old Vic Ensemble under the direction of | John Lambert |
| Press Representative | Bernard McNabb |
| Press Representative (replacement) | Anne Bolton |
- Source: University of Bristol Theatre Collection
- Last modified by Chris D.
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