Comic Potential
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Alan Ayckbourn’s COMIC POTENTIAL is a romantic sci-fi comedy play. It’s set in a TV studio in the foreseeable future, when low-cost androids (known as ‘actoids’) have largely replaced actors.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Adam Trainsmith | Matthew Cottle |
|---|---|
| Carla Pepperbloom | Jacqueline King |
| Chandler Tate | David Soul |
| Doctor / Farmer / Man in Dress Shop / Turkey | James Hornsby |
| Girl in Dress Shop | Suzannah Hirst |
| Jacie Triplethree | Janie Dee |
| Lester Trainsmith / Desk Clerk / First Waiter | John Branwell |
| Marmion / Second Waiter / Technician / Young Man | Bill Champion |
| Mother / Dress Shop Assistant / Farmer’s Wife / Prostitute | Helen Pearson |
| Prim Spring | Eleanor Tremain |
| Trudi Floote | Becky Hindley |
| Understudy | Terry Aaron |
| Understudy | David Axel |
| Understudy | Nick Barnes |
| Understudy | Suzannah Hirst |
| Understudy | Penelope McGhie |
| Understudy | Helen Pearson |
Crew | |
| Assistant Director | Mark Rayment |
| Choreography | Sheila Carter |
| Costume Designer | Christine Wall |
| Designer | Roger Glossop |
| Director | Alan Ayckbourn |
| Fight Director | Wolf Christian |
| Lighting Designer | Kath Geraghty |
| Original Music | John Pattison |
| Presented by | Michael Codron |
| Presented in association with | Lee Dean |
| Assistant Stage Manager | David Axel |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Annabel Bolton |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Jakki Julnes |
| Company & Stage Manager | Elaine De Saulles |
| Costume Supervisor / Wardrobe Mistress | Denise Monte-Colombi |
| Deputy Stage Manager | Karen Smith |
| Deputy Wardrobe / Wig Mistress | Dawn Thomas |
| Sound Operator | Amanda Davies |
| Wig Mistress | Louise Ricci |
| Wig Supervisor | Felicite Gillham |
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