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Wyrd Sisters
• directed by Laurie Ball
April 1997
The Civic Theatre
Leeds Arts Centre performed Wyrd Sisters in April 1997.
Production photos
These photographs were taken during the production’s rehearsals and performances.
Magrat Garlick
Cast
| Granny Weatherwax, a witch | Judith Unwin |
| Nanny Ogg, a witch | Pam Wilson |
| Magrat Garlick, a witch | Shirley Broadbent |
| Verence, late King of Lancre | George Barker |
| Leonel Felmet, Duke of Lancre | Eddie Butler |
| Lady Felmet, his wife | Audrey Barker |
| Vitoller, an actor manager | Paul Banks |
| Mrs Vitoller, his wife | Sasha Bennett |
| Fool, a fool | Mark Coward |
| Tomjon, son of Verence | Anthony Hutchinson |
| Hwel, a playwright | Chris Waites |
| Sergeant, a sergeant | Gino Feliciello |
| Demon, a demon | Annalie Wilson |
| First Robber | Marie Lindley |
| Second Robber | Sasha Bennett |
| Third Robber | Annalie Wilson |
| First Guard | Mark Wood |
| Second Guard | Philip Bruce |
| Third Guard | Edwin Barraclough |
| Fourth Guard | Len Lumb |
| Chamberlain | Chris Waites |
| A Peasant | Annalie Wilson |
| A Bowman | Philip Bruce |
| Wilmsloe, a performer | Len Lumb |
| Bedlin, a performer | Edwin Barraclough |
| Gumridge, a performer | Gino Feliciello |
| Acting First Witch | Joyce King |
| Acting Second Witch | Christine Wilson |
| Acting Third Witch | Annalie Wilson |
| Acting Guard | Paul Banks |
| First Soldier | Mark Coward |
| Second Soldier | Philip Bruce |
| Rent-a-Crowd | Jane Galloway |
| Members of the Company |
Backstage team
| Director | Laurie Ball |
| Stage Manager | Sue Elliott |
| I.C. Scene Changes | Alison Spankie |
| Lighting | Peter Waddicor |
| Scenery | Chaz Elliott |
| Sandy Clark | |
| Set Painting | LAC Team |
| Props | Jackie Ball |
| Marie Lindley | |
| Sasha Bennett | |
| Sound | Darren Wood |
| Jim Marshall | |
| Wardrobe | George Judd |
| Mary Nelson | |
| Pat Townsley | |
| Prompt | Pam Jones |
Archive documents
The following documents from the production are in the LAC archive.
Add to the archive
We’re always looking to add to our archive of past productions – if you have any other memories of Wyrd Sisters, we would be very pleased to hear from you.
