Archives - Sauce For The Goose
by George FeydeauDirected by Eric ChorleySaturday 12th – Saturday 19th October 1985 in the AuditoriumMadame Vatelin thinks her husband has been unfaithful and seeks her revenge. A fast and furious romp by the master of French farce involving amorous husbands, jealous wives, lovesick suitors, a coquette, a German couple, an Army doctor and his wife, the Hotel staff and the Police in an evening of frantic misunderstandings to prove that what’s Sauce for the Goose is also Sauce for the Gander. |
Part of the Barn’s 1985/1986 season Presented by The Barn Theatre Club |
Event details from The Barn Theatre Archive | |
Cast
| Lucienne | - | Marilyn Simons |
| Vatelin | - | Clive Wiseman |
| Pontagnac | - | Nick Ashton |
| Madame de Pontagnac | - | Maria Skako |
| Jean | - | Martin Gadd |
| Redillon | - | David Harrold |
| Heidi | - | Sylvia Townend |
| Soldignac | - | Keith Thompson |
| Armandine | - | Sarah McCarthy |
| Victor | - | John Cook |
| Hotel Manager | - | Lawrence Wheatley |
| Clara | - | Jane Pennett |
| Pinchard | - | Ray Newton |
| Madame Pinchard | - | Maureen Lane |
| Police Inspectors | - | Martin Gadd |
| Nigel Austin | ||
| Policeman | - | Charlie Freeman |
| Jerome | - | Keith Thompson |
| Hotel Guests | - | Elaine Lummis |
| Betty Harvey | ||
| Shirley Thompson | ||
| Martin Gadd | ||
| Nigel Austin |
Creative team
| Director | - | Eric Chorley |
| Stage Manager | - | Ken Coppock |
| Assistant Stage Managers | - | Beryl Blatherwick |
| Judy Freeman | ||
| Lighting | - | Alan Pope |
| Jane Pendlebury | ||
| Nick Goode | ||
| Sound | - | Harold Jennings |
| Set Design | - | Don Fisher |
| Set Dressing | - | Janine Ridgeley |
| Jean Endean | ||
| Properties | - | Ursula Smith |
| Prompter | - | Frances Chown |
| Costumes | - | Betty Harvey |
| Elaine Lummis | ||
| Set Building | - | John Walters |
| Richard Rodway | ||
| Members of The Barn Theatre Club | ||
| Paintings | - | Maureen Lane |
| Production Secretary | - | Shirley Thompson |
Thanks to British Home Stores for the loan of lighting fitments and to The Red Lion, Welwyn for the loan of tables


