The GWT - As You Like It - Season 2003

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by Yasmina Reza translated by Christopher Hampton

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As You Like It

by William Shakespeare
14th to 21st June 2003
See Also: As You Like It (1952)

Ben Gaston

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Harry Dunphy & Steve Kent

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Cath Bateman & Chris Cole

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John Wilson & Paul Wharton

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Alan Goodwin

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Paul Wharton & Peter Lang

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John Turnbull & Helen Carter

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Phil Newton & Julian Agnew

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Steve Kent & Vanessa Wooding

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Vanessa Coatz

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Cast
Orlando, youngest son of the late Sir Roland de Bo	Ben Gaston
Adam, old retainer in the de Boys household	Graeme Horner
Oliver, eldest son of Sir Roland	Julian Agnew
Charles the Wrestler	Phil Newton
Celia, daughter to the usurper, Duke Frederick	Helen Carter
Rosalind, daughter to the deposed Duke Senior	Vanessa Coatz
Touchstone, court jester to Duke Frederick	Alan Goodwin
Le Beau, courtier of Duke Frederick	Len Wooding
Duke Frederick	John Turnbull
Duke Senior	Peter Lang
Amiens, courtier of Duke Senior	Paul Wharton
Corin, shepherd	Harry Dunphy
Silvius, young countryman	Steve Kent
Jaques, courtier of Duke Senior	John Wilson
Audrey, goatherd	Cath Bateman
Sir Oliver Martext, priest	Chris Cole
Phebe, a lady	Vanessa Wooding
Boy, servant to Duke Senior	Rhys Larcombe

Crew
Directed by	Margaret Young
Stage Management	Colin Yardley
ASM	Gill Meason
Properties	June Viner
Properties	Maureen Gueran
Properties	Harry Dunphy
Lighting Design & Operation	Simon Bodenham
Sound Design & Operation	Peter Townsend
Wardrobe	Alison Fraser
Set Design	Colin Yardley
Music composed and played by	David Slater
Choreography	Ben Gaston
Scenic painting	Ron Kipps