WYRD SISTERS
 

 

On a moor in the rainy country of Lancre, three witches hold a coven meeting. They are the fearsome Granny Weatherwax, the easy-going Nanny Ogg and the timid Magrat, and are doing nothing more than following tradition. Up in the castle, however, a sinister plot is afoot: King Verence lies dead, murdered by his cousin, Duke Felmet. Death comes to him, and tells him that instead of moving on he is destined to become a ghost and haunt the castle. As Death leaves, Verence remembers his son.but after dashing to the baby's room he finds the cot smashed, and the child gone. Giving chase, he then discovers that he cannot leave the castle that he is doomed to haunt.

A coach crashes along towards the moor, pursued by three soldiers. The coachman sees the three witches and approaches them for help, but after thrusting a bundle into Granny Weatherwax's arms he is shot dead. The three soldiers converge on the witches, but Granny uses her considerable psychic powers to see them off. She then looks at what she has been given, and sees that it is a baby. She is wondering what to do when Magrat, inspecting the coach, finds a crown. Granny becomes uneasy at this, as it bears the mark of something big.

   
Grannt Weatherwax Lauren Bachman
Nanny Ogg Claire Hurd
Margrat Garlick Michala Gardiner
Verence Mike Nolan
Leonal Felmet Robert Duncan
Lady Felmet Terro Aldis
Mrs Vitoller Lenie Bekkers
Fool Kevin Wallace
Tomjon Neil Gould
Hwel Sarah Cottam
Sergeant Neil Gould
Demon Tim Chielstone
Robbers, Players, Guards & Peasants Andy Dawson, Phil Collins, Aidan Hervery, Sarah Manly, Alison Vasey, Glenys Shaw, Lynda Bull, Mark Thurgood
   
Director Jan Nolan
Producer / Stage Manager Allan Dixon
Casting Mike Chilestone
Ass Stage Manager Don MacKay
Stage Crew Mark Thurgood, Kerrie Thigden, Katie Buck
Sound Tony Maturano & Rita Coleman
Lighting Martin Inward and Julia Shadlock
Costumes Jean Manly and Lenie Bekkers
Props Tracey Wallace
Make Up Elaine Mountfort
Fight Choreographer Mike Nolan