A thriller by Francis Durbridge.Performed by STADS at St. Teilo’s Church Hall, Bishopston on March 19th, 20th, 25th, 26th & 27th, 1993. Tickets cost £2, children & senior citizens £1.
Previously performed by STADS in 1979.
Synopsis
When Glenn Howard decided to get rid of his wealthy wife he worked out a complicated but seemingly foolproof plan which would not only keep him in the clear but involve his wife’s former lover, detective-story writer Sam Blaine. The plan, however, depends on the co-operation of another person, Sheila Wallis, and with the unexpected arrival on the scene of the formidable Remick, things begin to fall apart.
Director/Producer
- Dorothy Morris
Cast (in order of appearance)
- ‘Maggie Howard’ ~ Alison Shepherd
- ‘Helen Tenby’ ~ Donna McOnie
- ‘Ruth Bechler’ ~ Judi Porter
- ‘Sam Blaine’ ~ Stewart Hiorns
- ‘Sheila Wallis’ ~ Doreen Davies
- ‘Glenn Howard’ ~ David McOnie
- ‘Appleton’ ~ Julie Greenwood
- ‘Remick’ ~ Steve Sutton
Backstage
- Stage Manager ~ Alan Bailey
- Assistant ~ Steve Sutton
- Lighting ~ Alan Bailey
- Props ~ Wendy Kane, Lauren Davies
- Make-up ~ The Cast
- Sound Effects ~ Ceri Bailey
- Prompt ~ Maggie Penn
- Wardrobe ~ Julie Greenwood
- Scenery ~ Alan Bailey, Dorothy Morris
- Refreshments, Front-of-House ~ Jane Wayne, Geoff Davies, Howard Mead, Maureen Bailey & others
Photos
Members of the Cast
Standing, left to right: Doreen Davies (“Sheila”), David McOnie (“Glenn”), Donna McOnie (“Helen”), Judi Porter (“Ruth”).
Sitting, left to right: Stewart Hiorns (“Sam”), Alison Shepherd (“Maggie”).