Archives - Whose Life is it Anyway?
by Brian ClarkDirected by Louis DavisSaturday 12th – Saturday 19th February 1983 in the AuditoriumKen Harrison has been severely injured in a car crash and is totally paralysed; only his brain functions normally. The miracle of modern medicine is keeping him alive but he wishes to die. To do so he must discharge himself from hospital but being entirely helpless he has to gain the authorities’ consent. The play examines the moral and legal problems thus posed and the reactions of the hospital staff. The matter is eventually laid before a judge who makes a decision. One of the most moving, thought provoking and, at the same time, entertaining plays of our day. |
Part of the Barn’s 1982/1983 season Presented by The Barn Theatre Club |
Event details from The Barn Theatre Archive | |
Cast
| Ken Harrison | - | John Lloyd |
| Sister Anderson | - | Carol Monzeglio |
| Kay Sadler | - | Tiffany Woolmington |
| John | - | Neil Richardson |
| Doctor Scott | - | Elizabeth Evans |
| Doctor Enerson | - | Lou Monzeglio |
| Mrs Boyle | - | Deborah Thompson |
| Philip Hill | - | Steve Jacobs |
| Doctor Travers | - | Dave Davis |
| Peter Kershaw | - | Stanley Meyrick |
| Doctor Barr | - | Neil Gill |
| Andrew Eden | - | Ron Jolly |
| Mr Justice Millhouse | - | Tony Cole-Hamilton |
| Night Nurse | - | Jean Amato |
Creative team
| Director | - | Louis Davis |
| Stage Manager | - | Pat Walsh |
| Assistant Stage Manager | - | Beryl Blatherwick |
| Set Design | - | Denise Duffy |
| Set Construction | - | Charlie Freeman |
| Members of The Barn Theatre Club | ||
| Lighting | - | Brenda Newey |
| Sound | - | Carole Couzens |
| Properties | - | Denise Duffy |
| Jean Amato | ||
| Costumes | - | Phoebe Johnson |
| Prompter | - | Margaret Hakansson |
| Medical Adviser | - | Anne Davis |
| Production Secretary | - | Sylvia Pepper |
Furniture and equipment kindly loaned by ICI, Welwyn Garden City and Queen Victoria Hospital, Welwyn


