Ronald Stevenson (Walter Pangbourne)
Ronald appeared earlier this year as DS Fisher in Silhouette and this
summer made his Shakespearian debut, playing Antonio in Twelfth
Night for Shakespeare at the George. He also appeared as Richard in
You’re Only Young Twice at Brampton Park Theatre last week. In between all this play-acting, Ronald somehow manages to hold down a
semi-respectable office job and once, like Walter, really was a Management Accountant.
Michael Black (Director)
Michael is the Chair of Huntingdon Drama Club and regularly appears
on stage as well as turning his hand to directing. You may have seen
him as the murder victim Martin Powell in Silhouette in the Spring. He
also appeared in Patience for SIMADS earlier this year. He is understandably proud that he has never had a tantrum while directing, a feat
which is all the more remarkable given the recalcitrant rabble of a cast
he’s had to work with this time!
Kevin Webb (Assistant Director and Prompt)
This has been Kevin’s first experience at directing, as he is more often to
be found on stage, where he has a penchant for playing villains and pantomime dames. Earlier this year he appeared as DI Bruton in Silhouette
and as a priest in Twelfth Night for Shakespeare at the George. He says
that he has enjoyed working with such an esteemed bunch of thespians
for his first directorial experience.
Ann Monk (Producer)
Ann was last on stage in From Mafeking to the Millennium, which she
co-wrote with Michael, and produced. The role of producer cannot be
over-estimated - without Ann, we simply wouldn’t have a play. She tells
us that producing this play has made her feel like one of those people
who have to keep lots of plates spinning at the same time. But Ann …
you make it look so easy!