The Double Dealer
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Boy (alt) | Craig Moss |
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| Boy (alt) | Michael Osborn |
| Brisk | Nicky Henson |
| Careless | Dermot Crowley |
| Cynthia | Judi Bowker |
| Footman | Alexander Allenby |
| Footman | Elliott Cooper |
| Footman | Adam Norton |
| Footman | Keith Skinner |
| Foreman | Dennis Tynsley |
| Lady Froth | Brenda Blethyn |
| Lady Plyant | Dorothy Tutin |
| Lady Touchwood | Sara Kestelman |
| Lord Froth | Nicholas Selby |
| Lord Touchwood | Ralph Richardson |
| Maskwell | Robert Stephens |
| Mellefont | John Harding |
| Musician: flute | Andrew Findon |
| Nurse | Janet Whiteside |
| Saygrace | Daniel Thorndike |
| Sir Paul Plyant | Michael Bryant |
| Steward | Ray Edwards |
| T/O Brisk | Greg Hicks |
| T/O Footman | Nik Forster |
| T/O Footman | Brian Kent |
| T/O Steward | Dennis Tynsley |
Crew | |
| Choreographer | Peter Walker |
| Designer (sets and costumes) | Tanya Moiseiwitsch |
| Director | Peter Wood |
| Lighting | David Hersey |
| Music | Harrison Birtwistle |
| Musician: double bass | Ian Anderson |
| Musician: guitar | Kevin Healey |
| Musician: harpsichord | Henry Ward |
| Musician: oboe | David Roach |
| Musician: violin | Andrew Reed |
| Production Manager | Ray Sum |
| Sound | Julian Beech |
| Staff Director | Giles Block |
| Stage Manager | Rosemary Beattie |
| Wig / Makeup Supervisor Olivier Theatre | Peter Grice |
| Assistant Production Manager | Mark Taylor |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Jill Macfarlane |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Peter Morison |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Lesley Walmsley |
| Assistant to the Lighting Designer | Jonathan Bicknell |
| Deputy Stage Manager | Courtney Bryant |
| Design Assistant | Martyn Bainbridge |
| Production Photographs | John Haynes |
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Observations
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Will never forget Michael Bryant’s cameo role as Sir Paul Pliant. He stole the show with one short speech (as I think contemporary reviews all acknowledged, though I can find none on the internet). A very great actor, and still sorely missed by playgoers of my generation.
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