Archives - A Taste of Honey
by Shelagh DelaneyDirected by Joan GoodwinSaturday 7th – Saturday 14th February 1976 in the Auditorium‘You need somebody to love you while you are looking for someone to love.’ The story of a courageous, sensitive, outspoken, untidy schoolgirl, deserted by her flighty Mum when most in need of help and sympathy. A work of outstanding and exhilarating originality, it broke new ground when first produced by Joan Littlewood at the Theatre Royal, Stratford in 1958. It raised a few eyebrows! | Part of the Barn’s 1975/1976 season Presented by The Barn Theatre Club |
Event details from The Barn Theatre Archive | |
Cast
| Helen | - | Joan Salmon |
| Josephine | - | Doreen Teale |
| Peter | - | Alan Corlett |
| Jimmie | - | Douglas Walcott |
| Geoffrey | - | Trevor Oakes |
Creative team
| Director | - | Joan Goodwin |
| Stage Manager | - | Stella Taylor |
| Assistant Stage Manager | - | Vinny Cunningham |
| Set Design | - | David Shepherd |
| Set Builders | - | John Goodwin |
| Trevor Oakes | ||
| Lighting | - | Denys Wells |
| David Aspey | ||
| Andrew Gilchrist | ||
| Sound | - | John Cunningham |
| Original Music | - | Tony Mash |
| Properties | - | Maureen Gilmour |
| Mel Knights | ||
| Joan Parsons | ||
| Wardrobe | - | Janet While |
| Marjorie Coles | ||
| Prompter | - | Sheila Foxon |
| House Manager | - | George Blee |
| Box Office | - | Joan Wilson |
| Production Secretary | - | Marlene Duke |

