The Angry Deep
Set in Malta during World War II, this production was intended to open in the West End in February 1961 but didn’t get there.
Four pigs appeared on stage, playing submarine mascots called Zsa Zsa, Tallulah, Vera and Bessy – but not in Newcastle and Glasgow, where, “owing to foot-and-mouth restrictions”, dummies were used instead. (‘Chit Chat’, The Stage 26th January 1961, page 8.)
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Admiral Sir Humphrey Lumsden | Garry Marsh |
|---|---|
| Beppo | Chuck Julian |
| Commander ‘Midge’ Metcalfe | Frank Lawton |
| Leading Seaman Nowak | John Newbury |
| Lieutenant McCowan | Barry MacGregor |
| Lieutenant-Commander ‘Andy’ Fitzherbert | Tony Wright |
| Lieutenant-Commander ‘Painter’ Cargill | Walter Carr |
| Lieutenant-Commander Bolek Kowalski | Leon Peers |
| Lieutenant-Commander Mudie | Moray Watson |
| Petty Officer (Tel) Mills | Leonard Kingston |
| Petty Officer Adamek | Philip Brack |
| Squadron-Leader Pat Brophy | Bill Shine |
| Zammit | Leslie Goby |
Crew | |
| Co-producer | Stephen Mitchell |
| Director / Producer | Kenneth More |
| Lighting | Joe Davis |
| Press Representative | Dennis Vaughan |
| Settings designed by | Anthony Holland |
- Added by Jared William.
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