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King Lear
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| Date |
1999
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| Venue | Viaduct Theatre, Halifax | ||
| Company | Northern Broadsides | ||
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Cast Members
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| Kent | Clive Moore | ||
| Gloucester | Frank Moorey | ||
| Edmund | Craig Cheetham | ||
| Lear | Barrie Rutter | ||
| Goneril | Deborah McAndrew | ||
| Regan | Claire Galbraith | ||
| Cordelia | Rachel Jane Allen | ||
| Cornwall | Lawrence Evans | ||
| Albany | Jason Furnival | ||
| France; Knight; Soldier |
Kjeld Clark |
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| Burgundy; Old Man Soldier |
Josh Moran | ||
| Edgar | Conrad nelson | ||
| Oswald | Andy Wear | ||
| Fool | Duggie Brown | ||
| Knight; Soldier |
Tom Kennedy | ||
| My Comments | Just about as good as it gets. Barrie Rutter has a gift for casting. In this case it is Duggie Brown, who is a revelation as the Fool. | ||
