| Village Wooing |
|---|
| by |
| George Bernard Shaw |
| Season 50 |
| Aug 30 to Sep 1, 1963 |
Theatre Under the Stairs
This triple bill opened with Norman Osborne performing "French Mimes" created by Charles Antonetti, Raymonde Lombardin, Victor Azaria, Kenneth Gilbert and Norman Osborne, which was followed by John Knight reading Robert Frost's "The Death of the Hired Man" and a poem by Archibald MacLeish. Shaw's play "Village Wooing" concluded the evening. The information has been taken from a partial house program and newspaper coverage.
| Cast | ||
|---|---|---|
| Norman (Norm) Osborne | French Mimes | |
| John Knight | Poetry Readings | |
| Leonard (Len) Holt | Village Wooing: "A" | |
| Faith Ward | Village Wooing: "Z" |
| Production Team | ||
|---|---|---|
| Ian Fellows | Director | Village Wooing |
| John Knight | Director | French Mimes |
| Robert (Bob) Welch | Director | French Mimes |
| Anne Goetz | Set Design | Village Wooing |
| John Mutzeneek | Lighting | |
| Robert (Bob) Welch | Lighting | |
| John Mutzeneek | Sound | |
| Robert (Bob) Welch | Sound | |
| Agnes MacIntosh | Costumes | Village Wooing |