The Wild Goose Chase
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The Wild Goose Chase is a late Jacobean stage play, a comedy written by John Fletcher, first published in 1652. It is often classed among Fletcher’s most effective and best-constructed plays; Edmund Gosse called it “one of the brightest and most coherent of Fletcher’s comedies, a play which it is impossible to read and not be in a good humour.” The drama’s wit, sparkle, and urbanity anticipated and influenced the Restoration comedy of the later decades of the seventeenth century.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| A serving boy | Bell McCallum |
|---|---|
| Belleur | Chris Lethbridge Baker
(credited as C Lethbridge Baker) |
| De Gard, brother to Oriana | John Normington |
| Lillia Bianca | Helen Nathan |
| Lugier, Tutor to the Ladies | Ronald Hayman |
| Mariana, an English courtesan | Greta Borg |
| Mirabel, The Wild-Goose | Julian Forbes |
| Oriana, Betrothed to Mirabel | Pat Mountain |
| Petella, a waiting-woman | Anne Catterall |
| Pinac | Robert Fyfe |
| Rosalura | Shirley Patterson |
Crew | |
| Director | Roy Adams |
| Scenery by | Marshall Barnes |
- Added by Peter Hunter.
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