The Turn of the Screw

Ken Whitmore

Peter Quint: Stan Harbidge
Kate Jessel: Rachel Holt
Flora: Miriam Thorn
Miss Grey: Helen Smith
Miles: Andrew Barnes
Mrs Gorse: Tina Warrington
Mr Crimmond: David Darby
Synopsis The action takes place in the sitting room of Bly, a large country house and extends over a period of five months. Act 1 Prologue Late at night Sc 1 An Afternoon in June Sc 2 An Afternoon in July Sc 3 A morning in August Sc 4 3am on a Sept morning Interval Act 2 Sc 1 An Afternoon in June Sc 2 Two hours later - evening Sc 3 The next day - late afternoon Sc 4 The next day - late afternoon:
Act 1:
Prologue: Late at night
Sc 1: An Afternoon in June
Sc 2: An Afternoon in July
Sc 3: A morning in August
Sc 4: 3am on a Sept morning
Act 2:
Sc 1: An Afternoon in June
Sc 2: Two hours later - evening
Sc 3: The next day - late afternoon
Sc 4: The next day - late afternoon
The Production Team Stage Manager Martin Day Properties Val Rushworth Pam Thompson Val Culm Prompt Judy Pratt Set Construction Stan Harbidge Jane Delaney Richard Miller Set Decoration Val Culm Sound & Light Clive Holland John Holt Jo Spencer Publicity Annette Ayres Programme Design David Darby Front of House Kath Ready:
Stage Manager: Martin Day
Properties: Val Rushworth
Pam Thompson
Val Culm
Prompt: Judy Pratt
Set Construction: Stan Harbidge
Jane Delaney
Richard Miller
Set Decoration: Val Culm
Sound & Light: Clive Holland
John Holt
Jo Spencer
Publicity: Annette Ayres
Programme Design: David Darby
Front of House: Kath Ready

Adapted from the novel by Henry James Directed and Produced by Richard Miller & Sarah Taylor The Cast (in order of appearance) Peter Quint Stan Harbidge Kate Jessel Rachel Holt Flora Miriam Thorn Miss Grey Helen Smith Miles Andrew Barnes Mrs Gorse Tina Warrington Mr Crimmond David Darby:
Peter Quint: Stan Harbidge
Kate Jessel: Rachel Holt
Flora: Miriam Thorn
Miss Grey: Helen Smith
Miles: Andrew Barnes
Mrs Gorse: Tina Warrington
Mr Crimmond: David Darby
Synopsis The action takes place in the sitting room of Bly, a large country house and extends over a period of five months. Act 1 Prologue Late at night Sc 1 An Afternoon in June Sc 2 An Afternoon in July Sc 3 A morning in August Sc 4 3am on a Sept morning Interval Act 2 Sc 1 An Afternoon in June Sc 2 Two hours later - evening Sc 3 The next day - late afternoon Sc 4 The next day - late afternoon:
Act 1:
Prologue: Late at night
Sc 1: An Afternoon in June
Sc 2: An Afternoon in July
Sc 3: A morning in August
Sc 4: 3am on a Sept morning
Act 2:
Sc 1: An Afternoon in June
Sc 2: Two hours later - evening
Sc 3: The next day - late afternoon
Sc 4: The next day - late afternoon
Stage Manager: Martin Day
Properties: Val Rushworth
Pam Thompson
Val Culm
Prompt: Judy Pratt
Set Construction: Stan Harbidge
Jane Delaney
Richard Miller
Set Decoration: Val Culm
Sound & Light: Clive Holland
John Holt
Jo Spencer
Publicity: Annette Ayres
Programme Design: David Darby
Front of House: Kath Ready