The School for Wives
Translated by Richard Wilbur.
Sponsored by the Laura Pels Foundation.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Agnès | Emma Fielding |
|---|---|
| Alain | Linal Haft |
| Arnolphe | Ian McDiarmid |
| Chrysalde | Bernard Gallagher |
| Enrique | Simon Carter |
| Georgette | Carol Macready |
| Horace | Damian Lewis |
| Oronte | Richard Addison |
| The Notary | Charles Lewsen |
Crew | |
| Design | Peter J Davison |
| Design Assistant | Giles Cadle |
| Director | Jonathan Kent |
| Lighting | Peter Mumford |
| Music | Jonathan Dove |
| Production Manager | Simon Harper |
| Sound | Alastair Goolden |
| Assistant Stage Manager | David Morden |
| Chief Technician | James Crout |
| Company Stage Manager | Mary Madigan |
| Costume Supervisor | Wendy Griffiths |
| Deputy Stage Manager | Kevin Fitzmaurice |
| Deputy Stage Manager | Lily Mollgaard |
| Production Photographer | Ivan Kyncl |
| Set built by | Terry Murphy Scenery Ltd |
| Set painted by | Francis Waddington |
| Technician | Rachel Chapman |
| Technician | Chris Clay |
| Wardrobe Mistress | Shirley Nevin |
- Observations (1)
- Source: University of Bristol Theatre Collection
- Last modified by Jared William.
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Observations
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I remember this production very clearly and thoroughly enjoyed it. I had just flown in from Western Australia and wanted some of my Australian Students from my Academy (WAAPA) which I founded there in 1982, to see a good Moliere production. One of my second-year boys was none other than Hugh Jackman who just loved the bravura style of this comedy/farce. I’m certain it inspired him in his meteoric career.
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