Misery
Based on the Stephen King novel.
“One thing is certain, MISERY is a far better dramatisation of a Stephen King novel than 1988’s disastrous CARRIE. An immediate reason is that MISERY is an ingenious confrontation between two people.” – The Stage 31st December 1992
“If you suffer from a nervous disposition and still go and see MISERY, please don’t say you have not been warned. I spent much of the second act in a crouched position behind the chair of the row in front.” – The Stage 29th April 1993
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Annie Wilkes | Sharon Gless |
|---|---|
| Paul Sheldon | Bill Paterson |
| Annie Wilkes | Julie T Wallace
(started 23rd March 1993) |
| Paul Sheldon | Nigel Le Vaillant
(started 23rd March 1993) |
Crew | |
| Designer | Patrick Connellan |
| Director | Simon Moore |
| Lighting | Tim Mitchell |
| Music | Gavin Greenaway |
| Presented by | Andrew Welch |
| Presented by | Brian Eastman |
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Play description
Adapted from the Stephen King novel.
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