The Tower
After BIG BAD JO-JO and THE LOCAL STIGMATIC, this was the third ever production directed by Frederick Proud and produced by Verity Bargate, performed as a one-hour lunchtime production (start time: 1.15pm) in the basement of a Chinese restaurant in New Compton Street, now a car park.
Norman Eshley was announced for this production a fortnight before the opening, but a week later Paul Gregory had taken his place. (See The Stage 29th January 1970, page 14, and 5th February 1970, page 16.)
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Acrobat / Swordsman | Martin Russell |
|---|---|
| Carlo | Peter May |
| Female Lion-Tamer | Elayne Sharling |
| Illusionist | Alan Helm |
| Manageress | Elaine Ives-Cameron |
| Midget | Albert |
| Pablo | Paul Gregory |
| The Director | John Rogan |
Crew | |
| Adaptation / Director | Frederick Proud |
| Costumes by | Jeannie Dawson |
| Lighting Design | Ian Maclean |
| Music by | Roland Sussex |
| Musician: percussion | Martin Russell |
| Producer / Press Representative | Verity Bargate |
| Stage Manager | Ann Elyot |
| Translation | Michael Hamburger |
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