Ref NoPRG/BEN/3/8
CollectionJane Bennett Theatre Programmes
TitleThe government inspector programme
Date27-30 Jul 2022
Extent1 item
DescriptionOne programme for The government inspector by Nikolai Gogol and adapted by Adrian Mitchell, produced by The Alexandra Players at The Alexandra Hall, Charlton between 27 - 30 July 2022.
The programme includes an introductory piece from the Director alongside author biographies, a full list of credits, biographies of the company, and advertisements for local businesses.
Cast: Lee Copp (Governor, Anton Skovznik-Dmuchanovsky), Jacqueline Hartley (Anna, the Governor's wife), Catherine Millar (Marya, the Governor's daughter), Claudia McFarlane (Schools Superintendant, Mrs Khlopov), Juliette Harrison (Judge, Annos Lyapkin-Tyapkin), Annette McCarthy (Postmistress, Ivana Shpekin -- Sergeant's widow), Jodie Coughlan (Petr Dobchinsky, a landowner), Alex Parker (Petr Bobchinsky, a landowner), Liz Moss (Charity Commissioner, Artemy Zemlyanika), Andrew Spence (Dr Gibner, the district doctor), Mark Foulds (Svintunov, Police Constable), Roy Moore (Derzhomorda, Police Constable -- Waiter at the Inn), Adam Alexander (Ivan Khlestakov, a Govt. clerk from St Petersburg), Deborah Pike (Osip, servant to Khlestakov), Mark Higgins (Stepan Korobkin, a retired official, respected in town -- Mishka, the Governor's servant), Maeve Thompson (Korobkin's wife), Janet Sweet (Poshlepkinka, the locksmith's wife), Janet Denne (Merchant), Christine Lucas (Merchant), Andrew Spence (Gendarme)
Creatives: Kieth Hartley (Director), Robert Hames (Set design and construction), David Hawkett (Lighting design)
PhysicalDescription1 booklet comprising 4 sheets of paper folded and stapled centrally: colour, 20.8 x 14.5 cm.
ArrangementAlphabetical by title.
Related OrganisationThe Alexandra Players
The Alexandra Hall
Related PlaceCharlton
London
CategoryProgrammes (theatre)
Access conditionsThis material is available for consultation at the University of Kent's Special Collections & Archives reading room, Templeman Library, University of Kent, Canterbury, CT2 7NU (specialcollections@kent.ac.uk).
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