Macbeth
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Banquo, a Scottish Thane | Matthew Fish |
|---|---|
| Captain | Michael Poole |
| Doctor | Jean Summers |
| Donalbain, Son of Duncan | Ben Field
(credited as Benjamin Field) |
| Duncan, King of Scotland | Nicholas Clough |
| First Murderer | Michael Poole |
| First Witch | Kerry King |
| Fleance, Banquo’s son | John Wheal |
| Gentlewoman | Rosie Forth |
| Lady Macbeth | Eleanor Kent |
| Lady Macduff | Jemma Measor |
| Lennox, a Scottish Thane | Brian Butcher |
| Macbeth, Thane of Glamis, later of Cawdor, then King | David Elliott |
| Macduff | Martin Rayner |
| Malcolm, Son of Duncan | Will Parrick |
| Menteth, a Scottish Thane | Michael Poole |
| Porter | Joseph Sales |
| Ross, a Scottish Thane | Steve Dunt |
| Second Murderer | Ben Field |
| Second Witch | Barbara Pears |
| Servant | Lorraine Dunt |
| Seyton, Macbeth’s armour bearer | Ben Field |
| Seyward, an English Earl | Joseph Sales |
| Son of Macduff | Chloe Kent |
| Third Witch | Rebecca Hallewell
(credited as Becky Hallewell) |
| Young Seyward, Seyward’s son | Matthew Fish |
Crew | |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Isobel Summers |
| Director | Claire Warden |
| Fight Choreographer | Andrew Jeffers |
| Front of House | Andrew Hodgson |
| Lighting Design | Andrew Jeffers |
| Lighting Design | James Owers |
| Lighting Operator | Jamie Marks
(credited as Jay Marks) |
| Poster Design | Kevin Topple |
| Producer | Tony Saitta |
| Props | Lorraine Dunt |
| Props | Kerry King |
| Publicity | Barbara Pears |
| Refreshments | Martyn Woodland |
| Set Construction | Steve Dunt |
| Set Construction | Stephen Peeling |
| Set Design | Steve Dunt |
| Sound Operator | Tony Saitta |
| Stage Manager | Stephen Peeling |
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