The Merry Wives of Windsor : Special Issue : Shakespeare's Comedy Classic {theatre programme}

Is a supplement to

Canonical title

The Merry Wives of Windsor : Special Issue : Shakespeare's Comedy Classic {theatre programme}

Original publication date

1985 Stratford; 1986 Barbican

Important places

Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, England, UK; Barbican Theatre, Barbican Centre, City, London, England, UK

Original language

English

Canonical DDC/MDS

792.920942489

Disambiguation notice

1985: THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR (RST) Souvenir Programme
Hugh Simon, Janet Dale, Timothy Sullivan, Michael Sandford, Mike Murray, Roger Hyams, Richard Conway, Paul Spence, Nicky Henson (as Frank Ford), Lindsay Duncan (as ... (show all)Alice Ford), Francine Morgan, Russell Boulter, Penelope Freeman, Penny Ryder, Arnold Yarrow, Bruce Alexander, Ian Talbot, Graham Turner, Paul Webster, Peter Jeffrey (as Sir John Falstaff), Campbell Morrison, Brian Horstead, Sheila Steafel (as Mistress Quickly), Alexander Wilson, David Bradley, Trevor Martin, Tony Higgins, Justin Meads, Peter Barrett, Donna Basson, Silas Gregory, Rachel Humphries, Paul McGreevey, Rachel McLauchlin, Amelia Newey, Craig Priestley, Lynn Randerson, Mark Randerson, Nicholas Storr, Nicola Swash, Sarah Turner, David Wadham, Louise Wallington, Liane Webb, Daniel Wilson; dir:Bill Alexander [28pp, 8x12; clever "Oct 1959" style programme; cast list, articles, illustrations, photos etc.]

1986: THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR (Barbican) Souvenir Programme
Hugh Simon, Janet Dale (as Meg Page), William Adams, Matthew Shakespeare, Mike Murray, Roger Hyams, Richard Conway, Paul Spence, Nicky Henson (as Ford), Lindsay Duncan (as Alice Ford), Francine Morgan, Russell Boulter, Penelope Freeman, Penny Ryder, Arnold Yarrow, Bruce Alexander, Ian Talbot, Graham Turner, Paul Webster, Peter Jeffrey (as Falstaff), Campbell Morrison, Peter Theedom, Sheila Steafel (as Mistress Quickly), Alexander Wilson, David Bradley, Trevor Martin, Rhys Hopkins, Matthew Lane; dir:Bill Alexander [32pp, 8x12; clever "Oct 1959" style programme; cast list, illustrations, articles, biographies etc.]