The Complete Plays: Call The Selkie Home (1956)
Production Details
Title:
Author:
New Play:
Venue:
Location:
Staging:
Author:
New Play:
Venue:
Location:
Staging:
Call The Selkie Home
Eleanor D Glaser
Yes
The Library Theatre, Scarborough
Concert Room
Round
Eleanor D Glaser
Yes
The Library Theatre, Scarborough
Concert Room
Round
First performance:
Opening night:
Final performance:
Opening night:
Final performance:
19 July 1956
19 July 1956
22 August 1956
19 July 1956
22 August 1956
Company Details
Director:
Stage Manager:
Assistant Stage Manager:
Stage Manager:
Assistant Stage Manager:
Clifford Williams
Margaret Tabor
James Wootton
Margaret Tabor
James Wootton
Character
Brigid Polwheel
Gideon Polwheel
Lorntie
Nancy Treppis
District Nurse
Brigid Polwheel
Gideon Polwheel
Lorntie
Nancy Treppis
District Nurse
Actor
Betty Cardno
Walter Hall
Shirley Jacobs
Joan Cibber
Margaret Rubel
Betty Cardno
Walter Hall
Shirley Jacobs
Joan Cibber
Margaret Rubel
Notes
○ Call The Selkie Home was presented as part of an evening called Three One Act Plays. It also featured the plays Office Of Information by Jean Tardieu and The Disguises Of Arlecchino by Clifford Williams.
○ The evening was originally advertised as a double-bill with Office Of Information being a late addition due to Stephen Joseph considering the evening was running too short.
○ This was the second and final new play to be presented at Theatre in the Round at the Library Theatre by Eleanor D Glaser. She had previously been responsible for Circle Of Love, the first play to be performed at Theatre in the Round at the Library Theatre when it opened in 1955.
○ The evening was originally advertised as a double-bill with Office Of Information being a late addition due to Stephen Joseph considering the evening was running too short.
○ This was the second and final new play to be presented at Theatre in the Round at the Library Theatre by Eleanor D Glaser. She had previously been responsible for Circle Of Love, the first play to be performed at Theatre in the Round at the Library Theatre when it opened in 1955.
All research for this page by Simon Murgatroyd.