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The Soldier's Fortune
by Thomas Otway
The English Stage Society
Royal Court Theatre, 12 January 1967
The Action takes place in London, 1680. See also the historical context for background on the Restoration of Charles II.
| Beaugard | Maurice Röeves |
| Courtine | Charles Thomas |
| Fourbin | Roger Foss |
| Sir Jolly Jumble | Wallas Eaton |
| Lady Dunce | Sheila Hancock |
| Sylvia | Elizabeth Bell |
| Sir Davy Duncy | Arthur Lowe |
| Maid | Bridget Turner |
| Mr Frisk | John Nettles |
| Gentlemen | Toby Salaman and |
| Richard Vanstone | |
| Men in Whitehall | Bernard Gallagher |
| John Shepherd | |
| Peter Wyatt | |
| Vermin | Peter John |
| Landlord | John Shepherd |
| Bloodybones | Bernard Gallagher |
| Constable | Peter Wyatt |
| Servants, passers-by, watch, people in tavern | Janette Legge |
| Peter John | |
| John Nettles | |
| Toby Salaman | |
| John Shepherd and | |
| Richard Vanstone | |
| Director | Peter Gill |
| Designer | John Gunter |
| Composer | John Dankworth |
| Lighting | Andy Phillips |
| Asssistant to the Director | Robert Kidd |
| Deputy Stage Manager | Juliet Alliston |
| Assistant Stage Manager | Richard Sydenham |
| Student Stage Manager | Wendy Wilson |
| Settings and Properties | The English Stage Company Workshops |
| Wigs | Wig Creations |
| Dress Swords | Bapty's Ltd |
| Footwear | Gamba |
| Furniture | Louis Koch and Old Times |
| Pipe tobacco | Gallaher Ltd |
| Properties | Robinsons |
| Wardobe care | Lux |
| Hoovermatic washing machine | Hoover Ltd, Perivale |
| Electrical installation | Strand Electrical & Engineering Co. |
| Sound | Stagesound (London) Ltd |
| Cart | Ellen Keeley |
| Silver | Lewis & Kaye |
| Books | "Square Orange", Pimlico Road |
| History research | Shirley Mathews |
| Titus Oates and Early of Shaftsbury | National Portrait Gallery |
| Charles II | Victoria and Albert Museum |
| Louis XIV | Giraudon, Paris |
| Thomas Otway | Enthoven Collection |
| Miss Hancock's makeup | Harriet Hubbard Ayer |