Humble Boy
Written by
Charlotte Jones
Directed for Actonians
by
Ann Aplin
& Di Pardoe
Synopsis
Humble Boy is an award-winning comedy written by Charlotte Jones and it was first performed at the National Theatre in 2001. The play presents a real challenge to our six actors - and also to our design and technical team! The action takes place in the garden of a family home over a few weeks in the summer, combining comedy with pathos as the two families "The Humbles" and "The Pyes" come together. Described by The Daily Telegraph's Charles Spencer as "Rich, original, intelligent, funny and touching, bursting with ideas and characters you come to care about deeply."
Credits
Cast | |
---|---|
Role | Person |
Flora Humble | Sue Anstey |
Felix Humble | Nick Pearce |
George Pye | Richard Stanway |
Rosie Pye | Sarah Godsell |
Mercy Lott | Sarah McMahon |
Jim (the Gardener) | Godfrey Laundy |
Crew | |
Role | Person |
Stage Manager
Lighting set-up
|
Mark Whitehouse |
Lighting Operation | Rob Pardoe |
Sound | Michelle Lucas |
Prompt | Di Roper-Marshall |
Properties | Andy Fisher |
Properties Assistant | Margaret Bulmer |
Set Design & Painting | Maureen Blake |
Fight Co-ordinators
|
Janet Adams
Julia Pardoe |
Poster & Programme Design | Lucy Atkins |
Front of House | Gaynor Clarke |
Bar | Dee Mason |
Publicity | Sue Anstey |
Advance Sales | Debby Anstey |
Photographs | Ray Bulmer |
Plants and Flowers | Iron Acton Garden Centre |