Richard II
Performed at the Opera House, Brooklyn Academy of Music, New York, USA. The parts of Richard II and Bolingbroke were alternated by Richard Pasco and Ian Richardson
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Bishop of Carlisle | Brian Glover |
|---|---|
| Bolingbroke | Richard Pasco |
| Bolingbroke | Ian Richardson |
| Duchess of Gloucester | Janet Whiteside |
| Duchess of York | Janet Whiteside |
| Duke of Aumerle | Nickolas Grace |
| Duke of York | Sebastian Shaw |
| Gardener 1 | Denis Holmes |
| Gardener 2 | Leon Tanner |
| Gardener 3 | Wilfred Grove |
| Harry Percy | John Abbott |
| John of Gaunt | Tony Church |
| Lord Marshal | Richard Mayes |
| Lord Ross | Charles Keating |
| Lord Willoughby | Gavin Campbell |
| Messenger | Peter Machin |
| Northumberland | Clement McCallin |
| Queen Isabel | Jan Chappell |
| Richard II | Richard Pasco |
| Richard II | Ian Richardson |
| Sir Henry Greene | Ray Armstrong |
| Sir John Bushy | Robert Ashby |
| Sir Piers of Exton | Anthony Pedley |
| Thomas Mowbray | Denis Holmes |
| Unnamed parts | John Abbott |
| Unnamed parts | Ray Armstrong |
| Unnamed parts | Jan Chappell |
| Unnamed parts | Michael Ensign |
| Unnamed parts | Brian Glover |
| Unnamed parts | Nickolas Grace |
| Unnamed parts | Wilfred Grove |
| Unnamed parts | Denis Holmes |
| Unnamed parts | Catherine Kessler |
| Unnamed parts | Peter Machin |
| Unnamed parts | Colin Mayes |
| Unnamed parts | Lloyd McGuire |
| Unnamed parts | Leon Tanner |
| Unnamed parts | Gwynne Whitby |
| Unnamed parts | Janet Whiteside |
| Westminster | Robert Ashby |
Crew | |
| Designer | Tazeena Firth |
| Designer | Timothy O’Brien |
| Director | John Barton |
| Light Designer | David Hersey |
| Music adapted by | James Walker |
| Playwright | William Shakespeare |
- Source: RSC Performance Database
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