The Devil's Disciple
by
George Bernard Shaw
Directed by: JOhn Garner
22nd - 26th March 1983
Set in Colonial America during the Revolutionary era, the play tells the story of Richard Dudgeon, a local outcast and self-proclaimed "Devil's disciple". In a twist characteristic of Shaw's love of paradox, Dudgeon sacrifices himself in a Christ-like gesture despite his professed Infernal allegiance.
| Mrs Dudgeon | Freda Hind |
| Essie Christy | Diane Hayward |
| Rev. Antony Anderson | Geoff Reyner |
| Judith Anderson | Tom Hind |
| Lawyer Hawkins | Freda Hinson |
| Dick Dudgeon | Tony Browne |
| William Dudgeon | David Burt |
| Mrs William Dudgeon | Derek Frith |
| Titus Dudgeon | Barbara Singh |
| Mrs Titus | Ron Proctor |
| Dudgeon | Effie Runciman |
| Sergeant | Peter Wych |
| Major Swindon | Duncan Walker |
| General Burgoyne | Adam Hare |
| German Officers | John Rowlands
Don Williams |
| Executioner | Cyril Hines |
| Mr Brudnell | David Green |
| Soldiers | Robin Smith
Ron Townley
Ian Wright |
| Drummer | Andrew Pomfret |
| Stage Manager | Neil Hayward |
| Setting design | John Gamer |
| Derek Frith |
| Scenery construction |
| Neil Hayward, Ian Wright, Alan Churchhouse, Chris Eglin, Derrick Jones, Geoffrey Miller, Geoff Reyner, Gerrard Scanlon |
| Sound, Lighting | Cyril Hines
Chris Eglin |
| Properties | Marjorie Cox
Lucy Butler |
| Wardrobe |
| Joyce Pomfret, Helen Darnley, Christine Hall, Sheilagh Hewitt, Mel McAndrey, Hilary Whitelam |
| Scenic Artists | Pat Hohne
Barbara Hayward |
| Programme design | Derek Frith |
| Make-up | Edna Garner |
| Continuity | Len Simpson |
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