The Witch of Edmonton by Dekker, Ford and Rowley (LIVE Full Cast Audio Recording)

The Witch of Edmonton by Thomas Dekker, John Ford & William Rowley
Recorded live at the White Bear Theatre on Tuesday 21st October at 7.30pm
CW: Below the cast list

Cast:
Aliki Chapple - Old Banks
Robert Crighton – Justice
Tobias Deacon - Sir Arthur
Brian Eastty - Old Thorney
Pamela Flanagan - Third Clown / Constable / First Countryman
Alex Kapila - Winifred / Sawgut
Emma Kemp – Susan
Susan Kyd – Mother Sawyer
Nat Kennedy – Cuddy Banks
Roel Fox – Warbeck
Liza Graham - Second Morris / Second Morris
Aisling Groves-McKeown - Prologue / First Morris / Third Countryman / Ann
Keith Hill - Old Carter
Alexandra Kataigida - Katherine / Spirit / Hamluc
Oliver Maynard - Somerton / Fourth Morris / Ratcliffe
Kit McGuire – Dog
Simon Nader Mirza – Frank Thorney
Music by Roel Fox
Live Show Technical Manager – Valentina Vinci
Company Text Coach – Liza Graham
Continuity – Dennis Caouki
Produced by Robert Crighton

CW: Violence, misogyny, murder, stabbing, injustice, demonic creatures.

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