One Over the Eight
Revue, follow-up to PIECES OF EIGHT (1959–60).
Harold Pinter was credited with additional material for the Stratford opening, but not the West End.
Terence Theobald opened in this show, but appears to have alternated with Irving Davies once it reached the West End.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| performer | Lynda Baron |
|---|---|
| performer | Irving Davies |
| performer | Toni Eden |
| performer | Sheila Hancock |
| performer | Robin Hawdon |
| performer | John Howard |
| performer | Sheila O’Neill |
| performer | Lance Percival |
| performer | Terence Theobald |
| [understudy] | Jill Gascoine |
| performer | Kenneth Williams
(31st January 1961 – 6th January 1962) |
| performer (replacement) | Kenneth Connor
(8th January – 14th May 1962) |
Crew | |
| Additional Material | Lionel Bart |
| Additional Material | John Bird |
| Additional Material | Stanley Daniels |
| Additional Material | Carl Davis |
| Additional Material | John Mortimer |
| Additional Material | Harold Pinter |
| Additional Material | N F Simpson |
| Additional Material | Steven Vinaver |
| Designer (sets and costumes) | Tony Walton |
| Director / Choreographer | Paddy Stone |
| Lighting and Projection | Richard Pilbrow |
| Lyrics | John Law |
| Music | Lance Mulcahy |
| Musicians | Frank Horrox Quartet |
| Orchestrations | Frank Horrox |
| Presented by | Michael Codron |
| Production Photographs | David Sim |
| Stage Manager | Harold Cuniffe |
| Stage Manager | Sheila Ronald |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Keith Spencer |
| Assistant to the Designer | Ellen Meyer |
| Ballet Mistress | Tanya Duray |
| Company Manager | J Scott Parkinson |
| Wardrobe Mistress | Eileen Sherwood |
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Play description
Revue, follow-up to PIECES OF EIGHT (1959–60).
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