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by Edward Albee

Directed by Mervyn Lloyd

Saturday 3rd – Saturday 10th October 1970 in the Auditorium

This is the play that turns Albee overnight into a world-famous playwright. It is a savagely funny and moving study of an American middle-class marriage and provides a superb vehicle for four virtuoso performances.

Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? by Edward Albee - Poster

Part of the Barn’s 1970/1971 season

Presented by The Barn Theatre Club

Cast

Martha	-	Lilian Allman
George	-	Hugh Croydon
Nick	-	Keith Thompson
Honey	-	Janet Aspey

Creative team

Director	-	Mervyn Lloyd
Stage Manager	-	Stella Taylor
Production Manager	-	Pam Farlie
Set Designer	-	Michael McKever
Lighting	-	John Cunningham
Lighting	-	Brenda Newey
Prompter	-	Peggy Thompson
Properties	-	Gloria Moseley
Dance Adviser	-	Deborah Thompson
Costumes	-	Janet While
Hairdressing	-	Julia Gosling
Sound	-	Peter Standen
Music	-	Andy Gee
Box Office	-	Noreen Stubbs
Set Construction	-	Members of The Barn Theatre Club