Justice is a Woman
Flora Robson was originally cast as Julia Stanford QC but was prevented from appearing at Brighton by illness. Her place was taken by Joy Andrews until the last week of the pre-London tour, when Constance Cummings took over. (The Stage 20th October 1966, page 13; 27th October 1966, page 15.)
Cast & Crew
Cast
a maid | Veronica Griffiths |
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a prisoner officer | Weyman Mackay |
Adrian Beresford | Naunton Wayne |
Alistair MacLeod | Ewan Roberts |
Allan Harper | Cavan Kendall |
Captain Cruickshank | David Langton |
chief prison officer | Ronald Mansell |
Clerk of the Court | John Dunbar |
Coral Harper | Joyce Heron |
court officer | John Marquand |
Hugh Campbell QC | Richard Hurndall |
Inspector Firth | Raymond Adamson |
Junior Counsel for the Prosecution | John Cross |
Lord Justice Dunleven | Colin Douglas |
Major Laird | Ronald Leigh-Hunt |
Mr Gowan | Henry Moxon |
Mr Miller | Fulton Mackay |
police officer | Ian Dewar |
the mace bearer | David Fleming |
Valerie Gowan | Elizabeth Knight |
Julia Stanford QC | Joy Andrews
(17th October – 5th November 1966) |
Mrs Gowan | Christine Russell
(17th October – 5th November 1966) |
barrister | Christine Russell
(started 7th November 1966) |
Julia Stanford QC | Constance Cummings
(started 7th November 1966) |
Mrs Gowan | Joy Andrews
(started 7th November 1966) |
Crew | |
Decor by | Anthony Holland |
Director | Anthony Sharp |
Lighting | Michael Northen |
Press Representative | Torrington Douglas |
Assistant Stage Manager | Veronica Griffiths |
Company and Stage Manager | Peter Fox |
Deputy Stage Manager | David Fleming |
General Manager | Verity Hudson |
Interval music by | Clarry Ashton |
Wardrobe Mistress | Elsie Codner
(credited as Mrs Elsie Codner) |
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