The Wind in the Willows
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Albert (A horse) | Terence Rigby |
|---|---|
| Badger | Michael Bryant |
| Bargewoman | Carol Macready |
| Billy (a hedgehog) | Helen Edwards |
| Billy (a hedgehog) | Theo Goldsmith |
| Billy (a hedgehog) | Sophie Grimble |
| Chief Weasel | Tim McMullan |
| Hedgehog; Clerk of the Court | Mike Murray |
| Hedgehog; Monica | Judith Coke |
| Hedgehog; Stoat; Train Driver | Nick Holder |
| Hedgehog; Washerwoman | Mona Hammond |
| Magistrate | John Nettleton |
| Mole | David Bamber |
| Norman (a weasel); Guard | Adrian Scarborough |
| Otter | John Matshikiza |
| Portly | Sam Pay |
| Portly | Lewis Slayden |
| Portly | Tom Smith |
| Rabbit | Charlotte Medcalf |
| Rabbit; A passenger | Tricia Morrish |
| Rabbit; Fox; Ticket Clerk | Derek Smee |
| Rabbit; Fred | Chris Larner |
| Rabbit; Gerald (a ferret) | David Joyce |
| Rabbit; Policeman | Nicholas Monu |
| Rat | Richard Briers |
| Squirell; Gaoler’s daughter | Sue Devaney |
| Squirrel; Parkinson | Guy Moore |
| Squirrel; Rupert; Passenger | Raymond Platt |
| Stoat; Gipsy | James Good |
| The Voice of Pan | Duncan Bell |
| Toad | Griff Rhys Jones |
| Tommy (a hedgehog) | Jessica Honeyball |
| Tommy (a hedgehog) | Louise Mantle |
| Tommy (a hedgehog) | Michael Walker |
| Rabbit / Field Mouse | Luciano Macis
(started December 1990) |
Crew | |
| Designer | Mark Thompson |
| Director | Nicholas Hytner |
| Fights | Johnny Hutch |
| Lighting Designer | Paul Pyant |
| Movement | Jane Gibson |
| Music | Jeremy Sams |
| Photos | Clive Barda |
| Sound | Paul Groothuis |
| Staff Director | Tamsin Oglesby |
| Wig/Makeup Mistress | Joyce Beagarie |
| Wig/Makeup Supervisor Olivier Theatre | Peter Grice |
| Unknown | Luciano Macis |
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