Something Nasty in the Woodshed, by Adrian Rendle, Nick Transem and Irving Manley
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Ada Doom | Norah Blaney |
|---|---|
| Adam Lambswreath | Ian Burford |
| Amos Starkadder | Richard Curnock |
| Caraway | Peter Brookes |
| Dick Hawk-Monitor | Michael Attwell |
| Elfine | Sandra Scriven |
| Ensemble | Judy Bowen |
| Ensemble | Gary Brighton |
| Ensemble | Bill Drysdale |
| Ensemble | Angela Easterling |
| Ensemble | Richard Fox |
| Ensemble | Gerard Hunt |
| Ensemble | Clare Welch |
| Flora Poste | Rosemary Nichols |
| Harkaway | Brian Handley |
| Judith Starkadder | Patricia Kerry |
| M. Solide | John Dalby |
| Mark Dolour | Roy Jameson |
| Meriam | Jennifer Jayne |
| Micah | John MacLeod |
| Mr Mybug | Philip Gilbert |
| Mr Neck | John Mclaren |
| Mrs Hawk-Monitor | Hazel Bainbridge |
| Rennet | Apple Brook |
| Reuben Starkadder | Kenneth Poitevin |
| Seth Starkadder | Bernard Lloyd |
| Waitress/Ensemble | Anna Bowden |
Crew | |
| ASM | Gaye Lambert |
| Assistant Electrician | Michael Ward |
| Assistant Production Manager | Armand Gerard |
| Bass | Peter Chapman |
| Book | Adrian Rendle |
| Casting Director | Jane Clayton |
| Chief Electrician | Buddy Woolsey |
| Choreographer | Denys Palmer |
| Clarinet/Bass Clarinet | David Lawrence |
| Designer [Set and costumes] | Disley Jones |
| Director | Adrian Rendle |
| DSM | Pamela Jackson |
| Harp | Muriel Cole |
| Horn | Terence Johns |
| Lyrics | Irving Manley |
| Music | Nick Transem |
| Musical Director/Piano | Anthony Bowles |
| Original novel “Cold Comfort Farm” | Stella Gibbons |
| Percussion | Frederick Stancliffe |
| PR | Eileen Norris |
| Press Representative | Lois Hunter |
| Production Manager | John Terry |
| Production Stage Manager | Crispin Evans |
| Student ASM | Marion Park |
| Technical Stage Manager | Richard Bullimore |
| Wardrobe Mistress | Florence Waite |
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