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Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime
• directed by Malcolm Brown
May 2007
The Carriageworks Main Space
Leeds Arts Centre performed Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime in May 2007.
Production photos
These photographs were taken during the production’s rehearsals.
Miss Merton, Lord Arthur, Lady Windermere, Mr Podgers and The Dean of Chichester
Lord Arthur Saville and Mr Septimus Podgers
Lord Arthur Saville and Lady Clementina Beauchamp
Miss Sybil Merton, Lady Windermere and The Dean of Chichester
Miss Sybil Merton and The Dean of Chichester
Lady Windermere, Lord Arthur Saville and Miss Sybil Merton
Costume designs
The costumes for this production were designed by Malcolm Brown; some of the original drawings can be seen here.
Set designs
The set for this production was designed by Malcolm Brown; some of the original drawings can be seen here.
Cast
| Lord Arthur Saville | Keith Huckfield |
| Miss Sybil Merton | Emily Holloway |
| The Dean of Chichester | Edwin Barraclough |
| Lady Windermere | Margaret Savage |
| Mr Septimus Podgers | Peter Sandles |
| Lady Clementina Beauchamp | Monica Brown |
| Herr Winckelkopf | Mark Williamson |
Backstage team
| Director | Malcolm Brown |
| Production Manager | Joyce King |
| Set Construction | Steve Fryatt |
| Gerry Armytage | |
| Stage Manager | Martyn Drake |
| Assistant Stage Managers | Robert Sherwood |
| Maryline Pineau | |
| Beth Lloyd | |
| Shirley Broadbent | |
| Wardrobe Director | Maggie Rhodes |
| Costumes | Pauline Ratcliffe |
| Christine Wilson | |
| Properties | Denise Davies |
| Wigs & Hair | Jean Blundell |
| Lighting | Peter Waddicor |
| Sound Recording | Jim Marshall |
| Sound Operation | Maria Kwater |
| Prompt | Deborah Sandles |
| Front of House | Robin Thornton |
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 Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime, we would be very pleased to hear from you.
Other productions
Leeds Arts Centre has also performed Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime on another occasion, in 1979 – more details of that production can be found by following the link to its page in this archive.
