Murder at the Vicarage
At Croydon, every seat was sold for every performance, breaking the theatre’s all-time record. (‘Chit Chat’, The Stage 19th September 1974, page 12.)
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Anne Protheroe | Anne Aubrey |
|---|---|
| Dennis (the Vicar’s nephew) | Giles Watling |
| Dr John Haydock | Robert Sansom |
| Griselda Clement (the Vicar’s wife) | Maureen Beck |
| Inspector Slack | Brendan Barry |
| Lawrence Redding | Peter Symonds |
| Lettice Protheroe | Jeanette Farrier |
| Mary (the maid) | Carole Hancock |
| Miss Marple | Barbara Mullen |
| Mrs Price Ridley | Daphne Goddard |
| Ronald Hawes (the Curate) | Monty James |
| The Reverend Leonard Clement | Ronald Leigh-Hunt |
| Anne Protheroe (Replacement) | Veida Draisey
(started 15th October 1974) |
| Dr John Haydock (Replacement) | John Rudling
(started 15th October 1974) |
| Lawrence Redding (Replacement) | Ronald O’Neill
(started 15th October 1974) |
| Mary (the maid) (Replacement) | Elizabeth Norman
(started 15th October 1974) |
| Miss Marple (Replacement) | Daphne Goddard
(started 15th October 1974) |
| Mrs Price Ridley (Replacement) | Amanda Waldy
(started 15th October 1974) |
Crew | |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Jeanette Farrier |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Amanda Waldy |
| Deputy Stage Manager | Roy Gould |
| Designer | Helen Wilkinson |
| Director | Laurence Payne |
| Lighting / Company Stage Manager | Trevor Mitchell |
| Presented by | Donald Bodley |
| Presented by | Walter Jokel |
| Press Representative | Wendy Tayler |
| Production Photographs | Steve Tolley |
| Set constructed at | Wyvern Theatre Workshop |
| Set painted by | Bronwen Grover |
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Play description
Adapted from the novel by Agatha Christie
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