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Leeds Arts Centre performed The White Devil in October 1972.
| Monticelso, a Cardinal; afterwards Pope Paul IV | Tony Nelson |
| Francisco de Medicis, Duke of Florence; afterwards disguised for a Moor under the name of Mulinassar | Graham Alchorne |
| Paulo Giordano Ursini, Duke of Brachiano | Edwin Barraclough |
| Isabella, sister to Florence and wife to Brachiano | Pam Wilson |
| Giovanni, son to Isabella and Brachiano | James Stevenson |
| Camillo, kinsman to Monticelso | Dennis Stevenson |
| Vittoria Corombona, a Venetian Lady; first married to Camillo, afterwards to Brachiano | Thelma Stoker |
| Flamineo, brother to Vittoria and secretary to Brachiano | Martin Key |
| Marcello, brother to Vittoria and Flamineo, and an attendant of Florence | John Armitage |
| Cornelia, mother to Vittoria, Flamineo and Marcello | Monica Brown |
| Lodovico, an Italian Count, but decayed | Chris Richmond |
| Gasparo, his friend and a Dependant of Florence | Gordon Wilson |
| The Cardinal of Arragon | Trevor Money |
| Hortensio, one of Brachiano’s Officers | Dennis Stevenson |
| Zanche, a Moor, servant to Vittoria | Pam Swift |
| Doctor Julio | Jack Clark |
| A Conjuror | Trevor Money |
| A Lawyer | Jack Clark |
| Matrona of the House of Convertites | Wyn Clark |
| Officers | Geoff Mountain |
| David Marshall-Unitt | |
| Ladies, Courtiers, Ambassadors, Attendants | Barbara Gilmour |
| Betty Johnson | |
| Betty Triggs | |
| Wyn Clark | |
| Dennis Stevenson | |
| Trevor Money |
| Director | Malcolm Brown |
| Set & Costume Design | Malcolm Brown |
| Stage Managers | Anne Robinson |
| Geoff Mountain | |
| Lighting | Alan Upton |
| Music and Sound Effects | Anita Mountain |
| Christine Wilson | |
| Prompt | June Stevenson |
| Costumes | Maggie Rhodes |
| Anne Robinson | |
| LAC Team | |
| Properties | Doreen Parker |
| Dorienne Wilkinson | |
| Box Office | Hazel Irving |
| Jo Davy | |
| John Pemberton | |
| Publicity | Gordon Wilson |
| Front of House Manager | Joan Kent |
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 The White Devil, we would be very pleased to hear from you.