Distant Point
After the performance on 5th November, Edmund Willard addressed the audience, telling them that Afinogenev had died. (‘Chit Chat: Death of Russian dramatist’, The Stage 13th November 1941, page 6.)
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Alexei Efimovich Koriushko (Stationmaster) | Arthur Hambling |
|---|---|
| Alexei Efimovich Koriushko (Stationmaster) (replacement) | J O Twiss |
| Gennadi (Telegraph Operator) | Guy Verney |
| Glasha (Wife of Laventri) | Mary Morris |
| Ivan Makarovich Makarov (Switchman) | Tarver Penna |
| Laventri Petrovich (Linesman) | Christopher Willard |
| Lieut-Gen. Matvei Ilyich Malko (Army Corps Commander in the Far Eastern Soviet Army) | Edmund Willard |
| Liubov Seminova (Wife of Koriushko) | Christine Silver |
| Sulin (A.D.C. to Matvei) | Robert Moreton |
| Vera Nikolaevna (Wife of Matvei) | Josephine Wilson |
| Vlas Fillipovich (Linesman) | Esme Percy |
| Zhenia (Daughter of Koriushko) | Maria Britnieva |
Crew | |
| Designer | P I Peache |
| Director | André Van Gyseghem |
| Lyrics freely adapted by | Geoffrey Parsons |
| Translated and Adapted by | Hubert Griffith |
- Source: University of Bristol Theatre Collection
- Last modified by Jared William.
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