Archives - A Day in the Death of Joe Egg
by Peter NicholsDirected by Eric ChorleySaturday 25th January – Saturday 1st February 1975 in the AuditoriumDespite its subject matter this is not a morbid or depressing play, but rather one which shows man’s capacity to come to terms with what might be considered an insoluble disaster. It concerns a young married couple and how they came to terms with being parents of a hopelessly spastic girl; meeting adversity with courage and humour. |
Part of the Barn’s 1974/1975 season Presented by The Barn Theatre Club |
Event details from The Barn Theatre Archive | |
Cast
| Bri | - | Keith Pinhorne |
| Shelia | - | Janet Aspey |
| Joe | - | Sarah-Jean Couzens |
| Pam | - | Sylvia Pepper |
| Freddie | - | George Blee |
| Grace | - | Belinda Putley |
Creative team
| Director | - | Eric Chorley |
| Assistant Director | - | Lilian Allman |
| Stage Manager | - | Vaughan Meyrick |
| Assistant Stage Manager | - | Stanley Meyrick |
| Set Design | - | David Shepherd |
| Set Construction | - | Tony Wagstaff |
| Quinten Openshaw | ||
| Lighting | - | Denys Wells |
| Brenda Newey | ||
| Sound | - | Derek Palmer |
| Wardrobe | - | Janet While |
| Properties | - | Irene Gill |
| Carol Bartlett | ||
| Maryam Rodway | ||
| Prompter | - | Peggy Thompson |
| Craft Work | - | Maureen Lane |
| Production Secretary | - | Marlene Duke |
| Box Office | - | Pam Farlie |
| House Management | - | George Blee |


