The Crucifer of Blood
The two names credited with playing Fung Tching – Klim Leh T’Chei and Pearl H R Grade – were actually anagrams of Keith Michell and Gerald Harper.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Birdy Johnson / Wali Dad (an Afghan) | Billy McColl |
|---|---|
| Captain Neville St Claire | Edward Petherbridge |
| Fung Tching (a Chinaman) | Klim Leh T’Chei |
| Hopkins (a policeman) | James Curran |
| Inspector Lestrade / Durga Dass (a Hindu) | John Cater |
| Irene St Claire | Susan Hampshire |
| John Watson | Denis Lill |
| Jonathan Small | Nicholas Day |
| Major Alistair Ross | John Quentin |
| Mordecai Smith (a sailor) / Mohammed Singh (a Mohammedan) | Geoffrey Snell |
| Sherlock Holmes | Keith Michell |
| Tonga | Reis Etan |
| Birdy Johnson / Wali Dad (an Afghan) | Paul Cooper
(started 10th September 1979) |
| Captain Neville St Claire | Gary Raymond
(started 10th September 1979) |
| Fung Tching (a Chinaman) | Pearl H R Grade
(started 10th September 1979) |
| Hopkins (a policeman) | Richard Linfield
(started 10th September 1979) |
| Inspector Lestrade / Durga Dass (a Hindu) | Derek Royle
(started 10th September 1979) |
| Irene St Claire | Kate O’Mara
(started 10th September 1979) |
| John Watson | David Horovitch
(started 10th September 1979) |
| Major Alistair Ross | Frank Barrie
(started 10th September 1979) |
| Sherlock Holmes | Gerald Harper
(started 10th September 1979) |
Crew | |
| Costume Design | Judith Bland |
| Designer | John Wulp |
| Director | Paul Giovanni |
| Lighting | David Hersey |
| Lighting | Mark Pritchard |
| Presented by | Duncan C Weldon |
| Presented by | Louis I Michaels |
| Scenery Supervision | Lynn Pecktal |
| Special Effects | Bran Ferren |
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Play description
Adapted from Arthur Conan Doyle’s THE SIGN OF FOUR.
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