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19**: [[Lionel B. Stent]] appeared in a production of this play during the early years of the twentieth century in Pretoria. | 19**: [[Lionel B. Stent]] appeared in a production of this play during the early years of the twentieth century in Pretoria. | ||
| − | 1969: Staged by [[PACT]] at the [[Alexander Theatre]], directed by [[Roy Sargeant]], featuring [[Anthony James]] (Mr Posket), [[Kerry Jordan]] (Mr Bullamy), [[John Hayter]] (Col. Lukyn), [[Angus Neill]] (Capt. Horace Vale), [[John Rogers]] (Cis Farringdon), [[Don McCorkindale]] (Achille Blond), [[David Goatham]] (Isidore), | + | 1969: Staged by [[PACT]] at the [[Alexander Theatre]], directed by [[Roy Sargeant]], featuring [[Anthony James]] (Mr Posket), [[Kerry Jordan]] (Mr Bullamy), [[John Hayter]] (Col. Lukyn), [[Angus Neill]] (Capt. Horace Vale), [[John Rogers]] (Cis Farringdon), [[Don McCorkindale]] (Achille Blond), [[David Goatham]] (Isidore), [[Siegfried Mynhardt]] (Mr Wormington), [[Michael Drin]] (Insp. Messiter), [[Dale Cutts]] (Sgt. Lugg), |
Revision as of 10:37, 29 June 2015
The Magistrate [1] is an 1885 farce by English playwright Arthur Wing Pinero (1855–1934) [2]. A respectable English Magistrate gets caught up in a series of scandalous events that almost cause his disgrace.
Contents
The original text
Translations and adaptations
Performance history in South Africa
19**: Lionel B. Stent appeared in a production of this play during the early years of the twentieth century in Pretoria.
1969: Staged by PACT at the Alexander Theatre, directed by Roy Sargeant, featuring Anthony James (Mr Posket), Kerry Jordan (Mr Bullamy), John Hayter (Col. Lukyn), Angus Neill (Capt. Horace Vale), John Rogers (Cis Farringdon), Don McCorkindale (Achille Blond), David Goatham (Isidore), Siegfried Mynhardt (Mr Wormington), Michael Drin (Insp. Messiter), Dale Cutts (Sgt. Lugg),
Maryann Johnston,
Sources
Wikipedia [3].
World Drama by Allardyce Nicoll, 1949.
PACT theatre programme, 1969.
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