Whose Life Is It Anyway?
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“When sculptor Ken Harrison is permanently paralysed in an accident, he resolves to die rather than live in his physically helpless state. His struggle for the right to die makes a gripping play, which explores the issues of human dignity and medical ethics with wit and compassion.”
(Taken from Highbury 2009–2010 leaflet)
Plays and Players Best New Play 1978
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Andrew Eden | Trevor Cooper |
|---|---|
| Dr Barr | Bill Bradley |
| Dr Clare Scott | Louise Jameson |
| Dr Michael Emerson | Brian Rawlinson |
| Dr Paul Travers | Alan Thompson |
| John | Roy Alexander |
| Kay Sadler | Ceri Jackson |
| Ken Harrison | David Roper |
| Mr Justice Millhouse | Willoughby Gray |
| Mrs Gillian Boyle | Nicolette McKenzie |
| Peter Kershaw | David English |
| Philip Hill | Nigel Humphreys |
| Sister Anderson | Peggy Sinclair |
Crew | |
| Deputy Stage Manager | Joanna Blatchley |
| Designer | Sue Blane |
| Director | Philip Partridge |
| Lighting | David Sheldon |
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