The Complete Plays: Patriotic Bunting (1978)

Production Details
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Patriotic Bunting
Brian Thompson
Yes

Stephen Joseph Theatre In The Round
Main house (Round)
Round
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10 October 1978
11 October 1978
28 October 1978
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Alan Ayckbourn
David Millard
Frances Upton

Janet Fox
Christopher Gray
Dee Marsden
Isobel Nimmo
Character
Jenny Ellis
Harry Goodenough
Rupert Salmon
Jack Hemsworth
Milly Frankland
Renate Burgholz
Molly Frankland
Actor
Alison Skilbeck
John Arthur
Robert Austin
Robin Herford
Shelagh Stuttle
Lavinia Bertram
Shelagh Stuttle
Production Details (BBC Radio Broadcast)
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The Monday Play
BBC Radio 4
13 August 1979
7.45pm

Brian Thompson
Alan Ayckbourn
Alfred Bradley
Character
Jenny Ellis
Harry Goodenough
Rupert Salmon
Jack Hemsworth
Milly Frankland
Renate Burgholz
Molly Frankland
Other roles
Actor
Alison Skilbeck
John Arthur
Geoffrey Banks
Robin Herford
Shelagh Stuttle
Lavinia Bertram
Shelagh Stuttle
Heather Stoney
Notes
Patriotic Bunting was the first play to be produced at the Stephen Joseph Theatre In The Round to be set in the venue's home-town of Scarborough; although it's worth noting that in 1965, David Campton's Cock & Bull Story had been set specifically within Scarborough's Library Theatre (the company's previous home), where the actual production took place.
Patriotic Bunting was recorded for the radio by the BBC featuring the Scarborough company and was first broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on 13 August 1979. The production was directed by Alan Ayckbourn and produced by Alfred Bradley with the same company with the exception of Geoffrey Banks replacing Robert Austin and with Heather Stoney credited as ‘Other parts played by:’.
All research for this page by Simon Murgatroyd. Image copyright: Scarborough Theatre Trust