It Runs in the Family
After four weeks of previews, press night at the Playhouse Theatre was 14th September 1992.
Both Leslie Lawton and Windsor Davies returned to their roles at various points in the West End run. The originators of these roles (at Guildford in 1987, qv) were John Quayle and Bill Pertwee, who also returned to them for this production.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Bill | Henry McGee |
|---|---|
| Dr David Mortimore | Leslie Lawton |
| Dr Hubert Bonney | Ray Cooney |
| Dr Mike Connolly | Michael Fenner |
| Jane Tate | Sandra Dickinson |
| Leslie | William Harry |
| Matron | Lynda Baron |
| Mother | Doris Hare |
| Police Sergeant | Windsor Davies |
| Rosemary Mortimore | Wanda Ventham |
| Sir Willoughby Drake | Dennis Ramsden |
| Sister | Jennifer Hill |
| Dr David Mortimore | John Quayle
(started 17th August 1992) |
| Matron | Jacqueline Clarke
(started 17th August 1992) |
| Police Sergeant | Bill Pertwee
(started 3rd December 1992) |
| Dr David Mortimore | Leslie Lawton
(started 1993) |
| Jane Tate | Carolyn Lyster
(started 1993) |
| Dr Hubert Bonney | David Warwick
(started March 1993) |
| Police Sergeant | John Hart Dyke
(started March 1993) |
| Mother | Anna Wing
(started 30th August 1993) |
| Police Sergeant | Windsor Davies
(started 30th August 1993) |
| Sir Willoughby Drake | Frank Thornton
(started 30th August 1993) |
Crew | |
| Designer | Douglas Heap |
| Director | Ray Cooney |
| Lighting Designer | Mark Doubleday |
| Presented in association with | Charles Kelman |
| Press Representative | Lynne Kirwin Associates |
| Production Manager | Miklejon Reece |
| Production Photographer | Reg Wilson |
| Wardrobe Mistress | Denise Monte-Colombi |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Pamela Hardman |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Robin Slater |
| Assistant to the Director | David Warwick |
| Company Stage Manager | Angela Graham-Jones |
| Deputy Stage Manager | Diana Fraser |
| Ray Cooney’s Production Assistant | Michael Cooney |
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