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Wyrd Sisters
adapted by Stephen Briggs
from the book by Terry Pratchett
24th November - 1st December 2001
Director: Steve Williamson
Terry Pratchett's Discworld comes to the stage. With a passing nod to more than one Shakespeare play - there's the ghost of the murdered king, dim soldiers and strolling players - we are in the endangered land of Lancre. To the rescue come the wyrd sisters of the title - three witches - with a lot of fun and a little magic.
| Granny Weatherwax |
Caroline Melliar-Smith |
| Nanny Ogg |
Adele Taylor |
| Magrat Garlick |
Deborah Taylor |
| Verence |
Geoff Hinde |
| Leonal Felmet |
Simon Taylor |
| Lady Felmet |
Clair McGlashan |
| Sergeant |
Paul Lewis |
| Chamberlain |
Emma Chapman |
| Vitoller |
Eric Smith |
| Mrs Vitoller |
Linda Batson |
| Fool |
Kyran Donald |
| Demon |
Linda Batson |
| Tomjon |
Sam Palin |
| Hwel |
Paul Lewis |
| Witch 1 |
Linda Batson |
| Witch 2 |
Jonathan Alexander-Williams |
| Witch 3 |
Julian Donald |
| Gumridge |
Debbie Monaghan |
| Robbers, Guards, Players, Peasants |
| Georgia Ellis, Gemma Gerzon, Hilary Carr, Adam Robson, Andrew Pickering,
Simon Caporn, Al Fowkes, Emma Chapman, Debbie Monaghan, Julia Rutherford, Olivia Wilkinson |
| Stage Manager |
David Melliar-Smith |
ASM |
Nick Capey |
| Prompt |
Celia Bonner |
| Lighting Design |
Robin Watkinson |
| Lighting |
Clair Lewis |
| Sound & Special Effects |
Jenny Panton |
| Properties |
Anne Cichocki |
| Wardrobe |
Di Donald |
| Set Design |
Simon Webber |
| Set Construction |
Simon Webber
Nick Capey
David Melliar-Smith |
| We would like to thank 'The Legend' book shop, Alderley Edge for their support |
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