Journey’s End
This specific production does not yet have a description, but the play itself does:
Set in a dug-out near St Quentin just before the last great German offensive, the play has the quiet, unforced moral authority that comes from first-hand experience. Sheriff had seen active service at the front. Part of the play’s power derives from the loving intimacy with which it depicts day-to-day life in the trenches – drawing attention to details like the soldierly distraction of organising earwig races, the long periods of uncanny quiet between bombardments, or the odd bodily reaction of men about to go on a dangerous mission.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Unknown | Robert Aldous |
|---|---|
| Unknown | Ian Clayton |
| Unknown | Roger Davidson |
| Unknown | Paul Eddington |
| Unknown | Jeremy Gagan |
| Unknown | Richard Heffer |
| Unknown | Timothy Kightley |
| Unknown | Larry Noble |
| Unknown | Walter Plinge |
| Unknown | Michael Rothwell |
| Unknown | Geoffrey Toone |
Crew | |
| Designer | Alexander McPherson |
| Director | David Phethean |
Photographs
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Observations
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Under my Equity name of Ian Clayton, I was DSM on the show, played the rol;e of the captured German soldier, and on one matinee read in the part of Michael Rothwell who was ill. A busy show for me! Ian Hamilton. Walter Plinge was the pseudonym always used by director David Phethean.
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