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Leeds Arts Centre performed Henry IV, Part One in March – April 1960.
King Henry the Fourth | Ray Spurgeon |
Henry Prince of Wales | Gerry Armytage |
John of Lancaster | John Richardson |
Earl of Westmoreland | Philip Rhodes |
Sir Walter Blunt | David Jarrett |
Thomas Percy, Earl of Worcester | Stanley Smith |
Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland | Maxwell Laurie |
Henry Percy, his son, Surnamed Hotspur | Jack Lewis |
Edmund Mortimer, Earl of March | Frank Brophy |
Archibald, Earl of Douglas | Gordon Caleb |
Owen Glendower | Terry Hawkin |
Sir Richard Vernon | Terry Taplin |
Sir John Falstaff | David Hurst |
Poins | Terry Taplin |
Gadshill | David Jarrett |
Bardolph | Geoffrey Benn |
Drummer | Eric Foster |
Lady Percy, wife to Hotspur | Mary Smith |
Lady Mortimer, daughter to Glendower | Wendy Terry |
Mistress Quickly, tavern hostess | Eileen Smith |
Frances | Sylvia Brayshay |
The Company | Pauline Bishop |
Clare Cheetham | |
Ann Crofts | |
Pat Gore | |
Joan Milbourne | |
Geoffrey Benn | |
Frank Brophy | |
Eric Crofts | |
Peter Ellis | |
Eric Foster | |
Terry Hawkin | |
Richard Heaton | |
David Jarrett | |
Michael Kerrigan | |
Maxwell Laurie | |
Michael Scargill | |
Terry Taplin | |
Malcolm Wilson |
Director | Malcolm Ash |
Designs by | Margaret Gill |
Stage Manager | Margaret Shackleton |
Assisted by | Wendy Brooke |
Anne Murgatroyd | |
Colleen Rudderforth | |
George Westmoreland | |
Wardrobe Mistress | Josephine Wright |
Assisted by | Judy Abbott |
Anne Halloways | |
Angela Palmer | |
Musical Director | Olive Richardson |
Assisted by | Laura White |
Drummers | Michael Atha |
Michael Kerrigan | |
Special Properties made by | Arthur Spencer |
Leonard Young | |
Auditorium Managers | Sidney Irving |
Hazel Hunter | |
Box Office Managers | Cora Greaves |
Ernest Greaves |
The following documents from the production are in the LAC archive.
We’re always looking to add to our archive of past productions – if you have any other memories of Henry IV, Part One, we would be very pleased to hear from you.
Leeds Arts Centre has also performed Henry IV, Part One on another occasion, in 1969 – more details of that production can be found by following the link to its page in this archive.