The Heat of the Moment
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“THE HEAT OF THE MOMENT concerns the bitter clash over a local incident between two men of differing backgrounds and generations, each driven by a built-in loathing of what the other represents. It is this kind of blind prejudice that the play is mainly about and against.” – Alfred Shaughnessy (programme note, 1965)
Cast & Crew
Cast
| David Lewis | Richard Carpenter |
|---|---|
| Inspector | Peter Fontaine |
| Lady Marjorie Scott-Carey | Marjorie Stewart |
| Major Sir Richard Scott-Carey | Frank Lawton |
| Mr Finch / sergeant | Leslie Handford |
| Mrs Finch | Barbara Ogilvie |
| Sarah Scott-Carey | Elizabeth Counsell |
| Tony Price | Michael Davis |
Crew | |
| Director | James Gillhouley |
| Settings designed by | Hal Henshaw |
| Settings painted by | Daphne Hart |
| Stage Manager | Carol Robertson |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Carol Watson |
| Carpenter | Norman Brown |
| Deputy Stage Manager | Giles Barnabe |
| Deputy Stage Manager | Gaydon Phillips |
| Electrician | Cyril Douglas |
| Production Manager | William Scott |
| Publicity Manager | Iolanthe Latimer |
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