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Crimes
of Passion
Two plays by Joe Orton
The English Stage Society
Royal Court Theatre, 6-17 June 1967
See also the interview with Joe Orton
and the notes on Joe Orton's plays
from the production programme.
The Ruffian on the Stair
Madam Life's a piece in bloom
Death goes dogging everywhere:
She's the tenant of the room,
He's the ruffian on the stair.
W. E. Henley
There will be only one interval
See also notes on the 1966 production.
The company
| Joyce |
Avril Elgar |
| Mike |
Bernard Gallagher |
| Wilson |
Michael Standing |
The Erpingham Camp
by Joe Orton
The company
| Erpingham |
Bernard Gallagher |
| Riley |
Roddy Maude Roxby |
| Lou |
Pauline Collins |
| Ted |
Johnny Wade |
| Eileen |
Yvonne Antrobus |
| Kenny |
Michael Standing |
| Padre |
Roger Booth |
| W. E. Harrison |
Ken Wynne |
| Jessie Mason |
Josie Bradley |
| Redcoats and Campers |
Andree Evans |
| Rosemary McHale |
| Peter John and |
| Malcolm Reid |
Credits
| Director |
Peter Gill |
| Designer |
Deirdre Clancy |
| Lighting |
Andy Phillips and |
| William Dufton |
| Musical Arranger |
Chuck Mallett |
| Sound |
David Cain |
| Deputy Stage Manager |
George Cannell |
| Student Stage Manager |
Michael Avory |
| Wigs by |
Wig Creations |
| Costumes |
C&A Mode |
| Morris Angel |
| Butlins |
| Telephones by |
G.P.O. |
| Electrical installation by |
Strand Electrical Engineering |
| Guns by |
Baptys |
| Spectacles by |
Clifford Brown |
| Properties by |
Louis Koch |
| Set and Properties built by |
English Stage Company Workshop |
| Field Glasses by Courtesy of |
Gillian Cannell |
| Display packages by |
Lyons |
| Trolleys by |
Angel Truck Co. Walthamstow |
| Furniture for "Ruffian on the Stair" by |
Old Times |
| Special Sound Equipment by |
John Moore |
| Programmes |
Printquick |
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