Difference between revisions of "Macbeth (1967)"

From WikiDelia
Jump to navigationJump to search
(Credits)
 
(Availability)
Line 36: Line 36:
 
* [[Attic Tape]] [[DD040]] is titled "Stratford Macbeth"
 
* [[Attic Tape]] [[DD040]] is titled "Stratford Macbeth"
 
* An extract is included in [[These Hopeful Machines]], Programme 3 from 36:30 to 37:20 or so.
 
* An extract is included in [[These Hopeful Machines]], Programme 3 from 36:30 to 37:20 or so.
* {{Play|Macbeth (1967) clip 1}}
+
{{Play|Macbeth (1967) clip 1}}
 +
* An extract(s) from Delia's [[Attic Tapes]] is used as the soundtrack to [https://vimeo.com/88645554 Delia the Derbyshire Day 2014 trailer]] on vimeo.com
 +
{{Play|Macbeth (1967) clip 2}}
  
 
= References =
 
= References =

Revision as of 18:34, 15 December 2015

Theatre programme
Cast list

With Unit Delta Plus she worked on Guy Woolfenden's score for Peter Hall's Royal Shakespeare Company production of Macbeth[1] at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford upon Avon, with Paul Scofield as Macbeth, as part of their 108th season of plays by William Shakespeare, April to November 1967.

A telegram suggests that the opening night was the 15th August 1967.

Act One is about 1 hour, Act Two is about 80 minutes.[2]

Cast[2]

  • Macbeth: Paul Scofield
  • Witches: Elizabeth Spriggs, Catherine Lacey, Clare Kelly
  • Duncan: Sebastian Shaw
  • Malcolm: Ian Richardson
  • Donalbain: Colin McCormack
  • Banquo: Brewster Mason

Credits[2]

  • Directed by: Peter Hall
  • Designed by: Juhn Bury
  • Costumes: Ann Curtis
  • Assistant designer: Elizabeth Duffield
  • Music by: Guy Woolfenden and Unit Delta Plus Electronic Music
  • Lighting by: John Bradley
  • Fights arranged by: Donald Burton

Papers

  • DD084055: Cover of theatre programme
  • DD084409: Cast list
  • DD084142: Telegram "DB212 AP8" to Unit Delta Plus "Best wishes from us all - Carol"
  • DD084220: Cover of above telegram
  • DD084246: Envelope of telegram 247/156
  • DD084312: Contents of telegram 247/156, 15th August: "YTSYGA ETC ETC -PETER"

Availability

References

See also the Macbeth disambiguation page.