Hiawatha

Cast & Crew

Cast

Chibiabos
Company
Drums
Gitche Manito
Hiawatha
Iagoo
Kwasind
Kwasind’s Mother; T/O Nokomis
Minnehaha
Mudjekeewis
Nawadaha
Nokomis
Pau-Puk-Keewis
T/O Drums
T/O Gitche Manitou
T/O Iagoo
T/O Kwasind’s Mother
T/O Kwasind’s Mother
T/O Mudjekeewis
T/O Nawadaha
T/O Pau-Puk-Keewis

Crew

Assistant Production Manager
Assistant Production Manager (1981)
Assistant Stage Manager
Assistant Stage Manager
Assistant Stage Manager
Assistant Stage Manager (1981)
Assistant to the Lighting Designer
Choreographer
Deputy Stage Manager
Deputy Stage Manager (1981)
Director
Lighting
Movement
Music
Music (1981)
Music (1981)
Photographs
Production Manager
Sets and Costumes
Sound
Staff Director
Stage Manager
Stage Manager (1981)
Voice
Wig/Makeup Master Olivier Theatre (1981), Hong Kong and world tours

Photographs

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Observations

  1. On 20th November 2020 at 7:31 p.m., geoffreybutlin noted:

    I had booked to take our two sons to see this production 4 March 1981 and thought we might cancel because the birth of our third son was due two weeks earlier, but then he was late and only arrived by caesarian 3 March 1981 – all went well so I took my two sons to see Hiawatha 4 March 1981 and we were all blown away by this stunning production.
    A year later, with a repeat at the Olivier, I helped organise my primary school to take the whole class – everyone was thrilled.
    We do wish the NT would put on more classic productions for young people – why not Hiawatha again for another generation?

  2. On 4th December 2020 at 4:52 p.m., Peewee noted:

    For Some reason there is no character for James Castle who was in the original cast and seems to have been forgotten .. I worked on the show both in the Oliver Theatre and on tour in Hong Kong, for two weeks , and James was in both..James ( Jim) Carter was the narrator but I’m a little confused as to why James Castle has been completely missed out .

  3. On 4th December 2020 at 5:06 p.m., Peewee noted:

    In response to Geoffrey Butlin’s comment . The National Theatre has in fact done many shows for children including The Ancient Mariner , The Pied Piper and the wonderful Wind in the Willows .. All of which I was fortunate enough to work on .. plus at least one pantomime in the L.yttleton Theatre.

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