A Month in the Country
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by JL Carr, adapted by Philip Wilson
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Alice Keach / Emily Clough / Lucy Sykes | Helen Bradbury |
|---|---|
| Birkin | Philip Cumbus |
| Ellerbeck | Michael Cahill |
| Kathy Ellerbeck | Sophie McShera |
| Moon / Mr Sykes / Mr Maybold | Oliver Birch |
| Mossop / Joe Watterson / Mr Douthwaite | Fred Pearson |
| Mrs Ellerbeck / Mrs Clough / Mrs Sykes | Joanne Redman |
| Old Birkin | James Clarkson |
| Revd Keach / Colonel Hebron / Milburn | Robert Styles |
Crew | |
| Adaptation | Philip Wilson |
| Composer | Matthew Scott |
| Designer | Matthew Wright |
| Director | Philip Wilson |
| Lighting Designer | Tim Mitchell |
| Movement Consultant | Sue Nash |
| Sound Designer | John Leonard |
| Accent and Dialogue Coach | Jan Haydn Rowles |
| Assistant Electrician | Sarah Bath |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Claire Essex |
| Associate Lighting Designer | Philip Gladwell |
| Casting Consultant | Kay Magson |
| Chaperone | Ros Liddington |
| Chief Electrician | Peter Hunter |
| Company Stage Manager | Georgina Richards |
| Deputy Costume Supervisor | Penny Peters |
| Deputy Electrician | Alex Twiselton |
| Deputy Stage Manager | Sarah Alford-Smith |
| Deputy Stage Technician | Pip Belton |
| Deputy Stage Technician | Dave Marsh |
| Dresser / Maintenance | Rachael Higham |
| Head of Stage | Kim Crotty |
| Production Manager | John Titcombe |
| Scenic Artist | Rod Holt |
| Scenic Artist | Jim Oliver |
| Scenic Artist | John Waterworth |
| Set Construction | Rhys Gillard |
| Set Construction | Tim Reed |
| Set Construction | Clare Shearman |
| Wardrobe Assistant | Eve Herbert |
| Wardrobe Supervisor | Henrietta Worrall-Thompson |
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