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Spring 1600
• directed by Joyce Adcock
February 1955
The Civic Theatre
Leeds Arts Centre performed Spring 1600 in February 1955.
Cast
| Phillis | Audrey Middleton |
| Jenny | Margaret Shackleton |
| Ann | Dorothy Grossbard |
| Mistress Byrd | Dorothy E. Brown |
| Master Kynaston | Brian Gibbon |
| Salathiel Pavy | Graham Platt |
| Dolly | Mary Spencer |
| Henry Condell | Cedric Vendyback |
| Will Kempe | Gordon Caleb |
| Ned Pope | Jack Lewis |
| Mother Harelip | Nellie Alderson |
| Winifred Burbage | Betty Pearson |
| Tom Day | Barry Appleson |
| Augustin Philips | Arthur Ridley |
| Grizzy Frost | Shirley Osborne |
| George Pearce | Sidney Irving |
| Ben Cook | Jeremy Smart |
| Richard Burbage | Ronald Wilkinson |
| A Visitor | Roy Johnson |
| Kit Cooper | Douglas Butterfield |
| Necuchadnezzar | Brian Gibbon |
| Lady Coperario | Loretta Silver |
| Another Visitor | Mary Smith |
| Citizens of London | Florence M. Brown |
| Rose Taylor | |
| Valerie Smith | |
| Betty Beall | |
| Jo Denton | |
| Roy Johnson | |
| Ernest Greaves | |
| Geoffrey Hinsliffe | |
| Nigel Pearson | |
| John Geraghty | |
| Ivor K. Dykes | |
| Courtiers | Pat Harrison |
| Ann Thomas | |
| D. Brian Roy |
Backstage team
| Director | Joyce Adcock |
| Stage Manager | Bill Rogerson |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Sidney Irving |
| Set Designed by | D. Brian Roy |
| Constructed and Painted by | Bill Rogerson |
| Sidney Irving | |
| Hazel Hunter | |
| Elizabeth Tinker | |
| Maureen Rutter | |
| Wardrobe | Cora E. Greaves |
| Properties | Rose Taylor |
| Valerie Smith | |
| Betty Beall | |
| Florence M. Brown | |
| Prompter | Jane Platt |
| Auditorium Manager | Mary E. Dobson |
| Box Office Managers | John Spencer |
| Brian Gibbon | |
| Publicity | Jean Miller |
| Programme Cover | Brana Silvester |
| Music | Ivor K. Dykes |
Archive documents
The following documents from the production are in the LAC archive.
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We’re always looking to add to our archive of past productions – if you have any other memories of Spring 1600, we would be very pleased to hear from you.
