Tamburlaine
This was one of three plays, the others being The Knight of the Burning Pestle and The Duchess of Malfi, presented in repertoire under the umbrella title A Season of Elizabethan Drama.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| A Basso//Almeda | Peter Gordon |
|---|---|
| Agydas/Celebinus | Robert English |
| Anippe | Georgina Hale |
| Bajazeth/Calyphas | Patrick Tull |
| Ceneus/Governor of Damascus/King of Amasia | Ronald Falk |
| Cosroe/Perdicas | David Glover |
| Ebea | Pamela Vezey |
| King of Morocco/Orcanes/A Eunuch | Bruce Myers |
| Meander/Amyras | Ronald Cunliffe |
| Menaphon/Callapine | Alan Partington |
| Mycetes, King of Persia/Soldan of Egypt/Physician | Norman Wynne |
| Ortigius/King of Arabia/King of Jerusalem | Frank Hatherley |
| Soldier/Attendant | John C. Wilcox |
| Soldier/Attendant | Stuart Williams |
| Soldier/Attendant | William Zappa
(credited as William Coombes) |
| Soldier/King of Fez/King of Trebizon | James Fairley |
| Tamburlaine | Wolfe Morris |
| Techelles | Peter King |
| Theridamus | William Eedle |
| Usumcasane | Leo Maguire |
| Virgin of Damascus/Concubine | Jenny Short |
| Zabina | Margaret Ford |
| Zenocrate | Catherine Dolan |
Crew | |
| ASM | Michael Bell |
| ASM | John C. Wilcox |
| ASM | Colin Flanders |
| ASM | Fiona Latham |
| ASM | Jon Perkins |
| ASM | Stuart Williams |
| ASM | William Zappa
(credited as William Coombes) |
| Assistant Director | Trevor Vibert |
| Chief Electrician | Geoffrey Thurley |
| Company Stage Manager | Garry Black-Grant |
| Costume Supervisor | Michael Ellis |
| Design Assistant | Jane Cooke |
| Designer | Lucien Amaral |
| Director | R.D. Smith |
| DSM | Peter Turley |
| Lighting Designer | Bill Dufton |
| Master Carpenter | Joe Edwards |
| Production Manager | Robert Hamlin |
| Property Master | Malcolm Hagen |
| Sound Technician | Frank Hatherley |
| Technical Assistant | Nick Roddick |
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